My only, but very serious objection to the book is that it pretends to be a realistic story about life in Soviet Estonia in the second half of the XXth century.... S. O. who has no direct experience of the time and events she describes has taken parts of our life, sewing them together according to some age-old rules of ideological-mythological literature, and is now selling it in the West.
It is not, as so often seems the case today, a set of ideological rules for asserting why we cannot face the challenges of stagnation, job loss and widening inequality.
Ms. Crowe said that before hearing Mr. McCain speak, she had essentially ruled him out because of ideological differences, as well as a sense that his campaign was no longer viable.
Any society with its priorities straight would have watched Palin last night and, regardless of ideological beliefs, ruled her out as a candidate for the vice presidency.
No doubt China came under destructive spells of ideological fervor at several points during Mao's rule.
The EBM and guidelines movements have sometimes been accused of ideological behaviour – that is of imposing a narrow, rule-based and overly technical approach to clinical practice and research; of seeking to control language; of suppressing dissent; and of dismissing alternative framings of problems and solutions [ 27, 28].
As Geoffrey Kabaservice asserts in Rule and Ruin: "The appearance of a Republican party almost entirely composed of ideological conservatives is a new and historically unprecedented development.
In general, Kenya enjoyed remarkable political stability under Kenyatta's rule, though conflicts within KANU's political leadership did occasionally break out because of ideological differences and tribal rivalries.
Some leftists accused him of ideological impurity.
But the impression of ideological muddle endures.
The exit permit thus becomes a method of ideological control.
