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a more or less systematic set of ideas, values, and beliefs, which underlies the practices of a society, a class, or some other socially significant group of people.
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An analytical approach that attempts to unmask thee stated or unstated social and personal values that inform a movie or group of movies.
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A set of beliefs and ideas that justify certain interests. An ideological position reflects and rationalizes particular political, economic, institutional, and/or social interests.
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n. The ideas or beliefs held by a class or group: The group's ideology was written down in its constitution.
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