ideological discourse造句

• In particular, he adapted Soviet ideological discourse constructed to ensure that public statements could not be questioned.
• The dominant ideological discourse of the Party of the Right typically strikes a balance between libertarianism and traditionalism.
• Xi has also imposed further restrictions over civil society and ideological discourse, advocating the concept of " internet sovereignty ".
• Imamura's character concludes, providing a shattering humanist corrective to much of the abstract, ideological discourse that has preceded it.
• The concept of mobilities works as an ideological discourse so that the elite can keep the control of their respective work-forces.
• Per his view, risk would be an ideological discourse in order for elite to be legitimated, which suggests that risk and economy are inevitably entwined.
• Even during the 1980s, when ideological discourse dominated literature, author Lee Kyung-ja's prose offered a sentimental view of women's experiences.
• It was both as artists and theorists ( in painting and writing ) that Gleizes and Metzinger expressed their critical and ideological discourse about the possible meanings and significance of Cubism and contemporary aesthetics.
• The AN thus see themselves as'autonomous'from established neo-Nazi programs and structures, developing their own ideological discourse, street message, action repertoire, music scenes and fashion codes.
• The first lessons of the Jewish Bible ( the concepts of the individual, free choice, equality in human dignity, justice, love for neighbors, moral obligation towards everything alien, in the categories of hope and utopia ) have been subverted into their opposite, through ideological discourse.
• His second feature, " The Tales of the Night ", won the Venezia Genti Prize at the Mostra of Venezia in 1985.3 Here, Smihi's filmmaking language is manifest : weaving together while teasing apart the threads of realism, poetry and the principles of " text theory "; a refusal of the structures of " ideological discourse ", thus allowing the strength and the independence of the esthetic material to emerge . 4