Many people protested against the coup attempt on streets throughout the country, however, these demonstrations were motivated by a slowly imposed ideology of a religious ruling class.
Their shock at hearing the crimes of the leadership thus publicly exposed engendered a mood of doubt and gathering disbelief that ultimately tore down the whole structure of Lenin's imposed ideology.
A while before it became fashionable for historians to talk about the inseparability of "nation and narration" or "the invention of tradition", Rudkin was arguing that English Christianity was a violently imposed ideology.
Following, we no longer need our own "unseen witness," nor an imposed ideology.
The approach proposed by the GHE framework does not aim to impose ideologies, thinking patterns and blueprints on the student, but rather, regards politicisation as essential prerequisite for autonomy and impartiality [ 29].
It alienated most of the rebel groups by creating smothering checkpoints, confiscating weapons and imposing its ideology on the local population, something Jabhat al-Nusra had avoided.
As Kushner was writing "Angels in America," he gave himself to the characters, not to the outline; instead of imposing an ideology on them, he followed their lead.
"The highest-level parallel is that both campaigns were conceived with the aim of imposing an ideology foreign to the Afghan people: the Soviets hoped to establish a Communist state while Nato wished to build a democracy," it says.
On the one hand, the bureaucracy's resistance could prevent the Islamists from consolidating their power, imposing their ideology, or, as some liberals say they fear, building a new dictatorship.
Gay marriage was always certain to cause a furious row since it challenges sincere religious beliefs, deeply-rooted social conservatism and a mistrust of the metropolitan elite who are blamed for imposing an ideology of legally enforced equality on the country.
