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set of beliefs and goals of a social or political group that explain or justify the group's decisions and behavior.
Ãâó: www.historycentral.com/Civics/I.html
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a body of beliefs, a doctrine, a socially grounded system for producing beliefs and values, a way of producing meanings or doctrines.
Ãâó: afronord.tripod.com/thr/dict.html
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A deeply contested word, 'ideology' refers firstly to false knowledge or misleading statements (as in "Your support for genetic engineering is mere ideology"). Secondly, ideology is used to refer to the ideas of the dominant sector of society in any given period. ...
Ãâó: shiva.smst.waikato.ac.nz/~seanc/seanwriting/102web...
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a systematic group of concepts about human life that often reflect a sociopolitical program.
Ãâó: www.gssm.k12.sc.us/gssmweb2/English/invisible.html
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A comprehensive world view pertaining to formal and informal thought, philosophy, and cultural presuppositions usually understood as associated with specific positions within political, social, and economic hierarchies. Many schools of modern literary criticism contend that the ideological context of both reader and author always affects the meanings assigned to or encoded in the work.
Ãâó: classes.berklee.edu/llanday/resources/terms.htm
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