According to Official London Theatre, "as the pair try to rekindle their once passionate relationship, they find themselves locked in a battle of opposing ideologies and mutual desires... .....
The author argues that their ties involved not so much political ideology as mutual benefit.
North and South Koreans lived under a unified culture and language [ 16] but since the national division, the two countries have situated under the disparate ideology without mutual interchange.
We must realise, he wrote, that the polling reflects a rejection of Islamic extremist ideology, and that "mutual respect is vital but it needs to rest on a firm foundation that rejects both Hanson's prejudice and progressive denial of reality".
The declaration sought to allay the North Korean leadership's anxieties about the side effects of economic liberalization, stating that the two Koreas would regard each other with "mutual respect and confidence irrespective of differing ideologies and systems".
An old-fashioned covenant that binds two people in mutual submission sits uneasily in a secular ideology that holds personal autonomy as the highest good.
The ideology of 'Self-Help' or mutual aid covering natural resources management, women's empowerment and microcredit have had an impact on financial inclusion, gender empowerment and environment conservation.
Two adjacent modern economies cannot co-exist without mutual accommodation, reflecting political and economic reality, not ideology.
In that situation, as the dealings between President Bill Clinton and Speaker Newt Gingrich in the 1990s illustrated, mutual self-interest has a way of trumping ideology.
In the past, U.S. intelligence had a difficult time penetrating jihadist groups, because they were bound by ideology, which is stronger than a mutual interest in a shared criminal enterprise, and because they were careful about operational security.
We need to end the notion that the two parties must be locked in a perpetual campaign of mutual destruction; that politics is about clinging to rigid ideologies instead of building consensus around common-sense ideas.
