Sentence examples for science ideology from inspiring English sources

This course resulted in a series of papers, gathered together as Philosophy and the Spontaneous Philosophy of the Scientists (1967a), in which Althusser began rethinking the relations among philosophy, science, ideology, and politics.

However, buffeted by these criticisms and with a sense that there were idealist or "theoreticist" tendencies in his reading of Marx and that the relationship between theory and practice was indeed under-developed, Althusser set out during the late 1960s and 1970s to correct and revise his take on the relationships among philosophy, science, ideology, and politics.

These books pick apart how the systems that keep society chugging along work: politics, economics, sex and gender dynamics, science, ideologies – all can be explored through fiction, especially experimental fiction.

"Why would you want to be slowed down by some bureaucratic wrangle that is a result of perverse, anti-science ideology?" he said.

There is a simple distinction between science and ideology (or theology or philosophy) that students, and adults, should remember: science explains conditions of natural phenomena; ideology (or theology or philosophy) justifies preferences.

That mission specifies science, not ideology, as the basis for the F.D.A.'s decisions.

By lifting restrictions, this country would do exactly what Mr. Kerry says we should not do: "sacrifice science for ideology".

Gosar expressed concern that the pope's climate change talk has "adopted all of the socialist talking points, wrapped false science and ideology into 'climate justice' and is being presented to guilt people into leftist policies.

Fong's fine book is a moving and at times harrowing account of the significance of decisions taken by a small coterie of men (no women) with too much faith in science and ideology, and too little in humanity.

The Democratic nominee, Senator John Kerry, raised the issue in a radio address on Saturday, vowing to lift the restrictions on research if he became president and saying the government should not "sacrifice science for ideology".

"One could see the cultural degradation -- the poor level of intellectual life of the leading luminaries of Soviet science and ideology, the poor level of art and so on," he said.