Some of the more recent analytic philosophy of language essays have focused on the methodological implications of considering politically significant terms in philosophy of language (Saul 2012) and further development of the ways language obscures ideology (Haslanger 2011).
The true causes of violence have to be identified and named—and the diffuse language of civility too often helps obscure the ideology lurking behind these incidents.
There are to be no "noble lies" or false ideologies obscuring a society's principles of justice.
There may be one or two important 2016 candidates, whatever their ideologies, who remain obscure today.
Gadahn admonishes those who embraced, "without hesitation, every obscure and foreign religion, philosophy, and ideology," or who searched for happiness in a "cultist-style withdrawal from the world".
The substantial margin of passage in both houses obscured visceral disagreements over philosophy and ideology.
We were as self-righteous and fraternal as cops, sustained by an ideology that dictated that the more obscure the band, the better.
Blind rage obscures facts from penetrating the perceptions that assuage irrational opinion: opinion that serve a political ideology and thereby securing party loyalty.
Discussing the ideology of the reform movement, Caroline Brett comments: "The use of hermeneutic Latin with its deliberately obscure neologisms and verbal borrowings must have sent potent signals of a learned hierocratic caste, guardians of arcane yet powerful knowledge".
