Such fanatic indoctrination takes time and isolation; it takes teachers of terror skilled in evoking visions of a martyrdom and requires recruits from vulnerably infuriated families who are known to other cells.
"American officials can sometimes be so focused on Saudi Arabia's massive oil production and pivotal role in regional security that long-term concerns such as indoctrination get swept under the rug".
It's trite to say Hayne's success in making the regular season squad for the 49ers after such a short indoctrination in American football is an extraordinary accomplishment of athleticism.
Indeed, such forms of indoctrination retard the capacity for self-evolution.
Teaching the people to "sing and chant only about war" could easily refer to military indoctrination, such as we encounter in other countries that employed mass armies.
Poles were allowed back into those museums that now supported German propaganda and indoctrination, such as the newly created Chopin museum, which emphasized the composer's invented German roots.
They called it social projects, working two hours for no pay at such things as early-morning indoctrination meetings and making fertilizer.
Currently, more traditional models are utilized that look at concepts such as psychological warfare, propaganda, indoctrination and data mining [1].
When examined, many beliefs are found to result from indoctrination through various processes, such as emotional language and heavily-laden associations.
One of the tasks of the philosophy of education, accordingly, has been the elucidation of key educational concepts, including the concept of education itself, as well as related concepts such as teaching, learning, schooling, child rearing, and indoctrination.
