Sentence examples for the ideological framework from inspiring English sources

Thus, if Chomsky emphasises facts, Žižek's primary concern is the ideological framework colouring their interpretation.

That could not be further from the ideological framework under which modern wars are fought.

If Chomsky is speaking at the level of facts, Žižek is concerned with the ideological framework in which they are interpreted.

The ideological framework of "Fahrenheit 9/11" goes roughly like this: America is not a democracy; America is an oligarchy in which the wealthy pull the strings behind a façade of manufactured democratic consent.

In many ways it's an engaging book: uneven, yes, and ill-ordered, probably as a result of its derivation from the TV series, and of the ideological framework – the "six apps" – that Ferguson feels he needs to force his "facts" into.

(2) An authoritarian style of planning system controls the contents and expression of urban sculpture within the ideological framework of urban sculpture planning.

It's easy to get caught up in the ideological frameworks or technological limitations that Schmidt and Daniel impose on themselves for each record; on their 2001 album A Chance to Cut is a Chance to Cure, for example, they used only sounds recorded in operating rooms.

The opposite of almost everything popular TV stands for: an affront to the MasterChef "passion test", an insult to the entire ideological framework of The X Factor.

Under that ideological framework, unemployment ceases to be a position of unfortunate circumstance or economic consequence, and instead becomes a marker of personal, even moral failure.

Given the metronomic predictability of the essays' ideological framework and aims, it's all the more fascinating to consider the circumstances under which the book came into being and why it is, and seems to have remained, so influential.

As such, it cannot support the transcendent ideological framework that history had been providing architecture for 400 years.