(20) Systemic functional linguistics offers a number of different models of the relationship between ideology, context of culture, context of situation and language, and research on modeling of context continues (Hasan, 2009).
In example (20), taken from the introduction to a research article, 'the relationship between ideology, context of culture, context of situation and language' is evaluated positively as an 'appealing area' and is a kind of 'topic generalization', Step 2 of Move 1 (Swales 1990: 141).
Finally, political processes denote changes in national mood and government, including; political priorities; political parties; party ideology; political context and/or; elections [ 6].
However, our study will be limited to examining those factors among physicians (i.e., professional ideologies, organizational context, social context).
We show how in each era political ideology created a context that was rendered more or less compatible with the adoption of particular accounting concepts.
This paper explores ideology in the context of the 'architecture' of human language, that is, with reference to key concepts in Halliday's theory, including realisation/stratification, instantiation, register and context of situation and of culture.
Fifthly, one aim of this study was to test and develop the New Public Management ideology in the context of OH.
In addition, this study can be interpreted as an attempt to test and develop New Public Management ideology in the context of occupational health.
In Latin America and other developing countries, structural adjustment policies and neoliberal ideology created the context for health reforms that allowed the entrance of multinational financial companies into publicly financed programs and employer-based insurance [ 4, 5].
In this context, ideologies may be understood as sets of doctrines, beliefs, ideas, or values that are presented as implicit, natural, or self-evident, despite their being shaped by particular social, cultural, and political interests.
