A show called "Take It or Leave It: Institution, Image, Ideology" at the Hammer Museum, University of California, Los Angeles, will critically consider this reality (Feb. 8).
Fittingly, given the launch, the show is titled "Take It or Leave It: Institution, Image, Ideology".
As van Dijk (2006: 115) explains: "As the basis of a social group's self-image, ideologies organize its identity, actions, aims, norms and values, and resources as well as its relations to other social groups".
But she has a presence in so many political images and ideologies — and world historical and cultural moments — that the rest of the world has some reckoning to do, too.
In sum, the speed, scale, and volume of sports development can be imagined as eddies within the broader global flows of people, technology, finance, images, and ideologies that are dominated by Europe and North America (whose elites are predominantly white males).
Focusing on the consumption of alcohol or drugs as a particularly pernicious form of risk-taking seems to have more to do with images and ideologies of maternal self-sacrifice, purity, and decadence than with rational concern for fetal well-being.
If Sarah Palin is vice president, we will have placed a fundamentalist Christian in position for a war of words, images, and ideologies with fundamentalist Islam.
Andrew Tyndall, who analyzes newscasts for his online Tyndall Report, said by e-mail that Mr. Smith's predilection for insisting on facts is helpful to Fox News because his "tone is more important to Fox's image than his ideology".
These images are disseminating ideology in complicated ways that I can't totally tease out.
Thinspo videos profess a range of ideologies, often pressing morbid images into double service, as both goads and deterrents to anorexia.
The election will depend as much on personal image as on party ideology.
