Political campaigns, on this theory, are essentially struggles among the élite, the fraction of a fraction of voters who have the knowledge and the ideological chops to understand the substantive differences between the candidates and to argue their policy implications.
Acquired knowledge and subjective and ideological beliefs were regarded as influential on prescribing among British GPs [ 14].
We are, say the humanities, free from the pressures of economic survival, free from vested interests in producing knowledge, and free from ideological (or religious) pre-judgments.
The findings indicate that left to themselves, teachers tended to develop knowledge mainly in the technological domain and rarely in the empirical and ideological domains of knowledge.
My project aims to give a new account of the political and ideological uses of knowledge in South Asia, in the eventful decades around 1800.
Understanding of their organization, technologies and design languages and knowledge of their users' social, psychological, physiological and ideological profiles.
His synthesizing ability, analytic power, stylish writing, controlled passion, and deep knowledge of the ideological, historical, and political background make his satisfying, often exhilarating pieces the very opposite of the sordid ephemera that serve as his points of departure.
Both he and Reid, 67, are former party whips, jobs that require a deep knowledge of Senate rules and an instinctive feel for political and ideological idiosyncrasies.
Each had its own ethical justifications, its own visions of world order, its own conceptions of the epistemic basis of universal knowledge, and its own blind spots when it came to the practical and ideological obstacles to collaboration.
In the process, Precious Knowledge reveals the ideological and political fervor afoot in Arizona and underscoring the anti-ethnic-studies ban and anti-immigrant measures, which claims the MAS courses promote the "overthrow of the government" and ethnic resentment.
