Sentence examples for ideology knowledge from inspiring English sources
In Birthing AutonomY, Nadine Pilley Edwards argues that much of what purports to be science or analysis might equally be called opinion or ideology: "Knowledge does not stand outside culture, but is shaped by the core beliefs and values of any given community or society".
An attitude in education can be seen as a source of ideology, knowledge and values that guide teachers in their teaching practice.
There are suggestions that nurses' notions of what constitutes a 'good' nurse, their ideologies, knowledge and experience, influence their implementation of workarounds [ 24, 59, 66].
Before the "Practice Is the Sole Criterion for the Truth" campaign, the relationship between ideology and decision-making was a deductive one, meaning that policy-making was derived from ideological knowledge.
The construal of another's state is thus egocentrically biased by one's own stereotypes, ideology, prior knowledge, and other idiosyncratic information [24].
Although both self-management and social support to improve self-management seem to be driven by societal need and also by ideology, scientific knowledge of the impact of social support and underlying influencing factors remains limited [ 14].
Ideology and knowledge-hunger surely died with the focus group and the Tweet.
Crucially for the FDF, the MRC was deeply invested in the ideology of translating knowledge and tools produced in experimental animals into clinically applicable knowledge and practice.
Ideology rather than knowledge or science is what drives the policies of this administration.
Mr. DeMint's supporters describe him as a blank slate when he first came to Congress, with little ideology and little knowledge of Washington.
"We pursue understanding beyond the limitations of existing knowledge, ideology and disciplinary structure," the mission statement of Cornell University says, and five of its former students seem to have absorbed that methodology, in a fun-house-mirror sort of way.
