IdeologyRoutledge, 01.03.2004 - 224 Seiten Any literary student who is new to the terminology and uses of critical terms will welcome David Hawkes' Ideology, a comprehensive and concise overview. In refreshingly clear and jargon-free prose, Hawkes: |
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... merely, as such precursors of postmodernism as Nietzsche claimed, a rhetorical device by which the powerful maintain their dominance, then how are we to distinguish between true and false modes of thought? This case is summarized in ...
... merely, as such precursors of postmodernism as Nietzsche claimed, a rhetorical device by which the powerful maintain their dominance, then how are we to distinguish between true and false modes of thought? This case is summarized in ...
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... merely a convenient vehicle for exchange; money has significance, it means something. In short, money talks, and it speaks the language of ideology. If money has grown progressively more abstract and less material over the course of its ...
... merely a convenient vehicle for exchange; money has significance, it means something. In short, money talks, and it speaks the language of ideology. If money has grown progressively more abstract and less material over the course of its ...
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... merely the ultimate subordination of identity to the market, in which people purchase personality traits as they would any other commodity. Frank's title does not suggest that the countercultural concept of 'cool' has been co-opted by ...
... merely the ultimate subordination of identity to the market, in which people purchase personality traits as they would any other commodity. Frank's title does not suggest that the countercultural concept of 'cool' has been co-opted by ...
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... merely an admonitory rehearsal for the most ferocious act of iconoclasm since the seventeenth century. The people who sent this message were fanatics straight out of Dostoevsky's Devils, but the message itself was clear enough. The ...
... merely an admonitory rehearsal for the most ferocious act of iconoclasm since the seventeenth century. The people who sent this message were fanatics straight out of Dostoevsky's Devils, but the message itself was clear enough. The ...
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Inhalt
15 | |
Empiricism | 38 |
Idealism | 62 |
Marxism | 88 |
PostMarxism | 117 |
Postmodernism | 148 |
Ideology after 11 September | 178 |
Glossary | 193 |
FurTher Reading | 199 |
Index | 208 |
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