Browsing: Ideology

Norman Bryson connects psychoanalysis, discourse theory, visual rhetoric, ideology, and regimes of the gaze within a critical reconstruction of art-historical method.

Taner Timur examines Ottoman and Republican history through social structure, class, political institutions, ideology, identity, Marxism, modernisation, and the methodology of historiography.

Şerif Mardin examined modernisation, centre–periphery relations, ideology, civil society, religion, and the social circulation of ideas in Ottoman and modern Turkey.

Cemil Meriç examined language, concepts, ideology, cultural alienation, East and West, umran, irfan, translation, and intellectual independence in modern Turkish thought.

A familiar target becomes an image of directed attention, desire, control, and visual persuasion through concentric colour rings and a questioning title.

A conceptual image accompanying an article on Louis Althusser’s late philosophy. The image represents history as an open field of material encounters rather than a process governed by a predetermined end. It relates to aleatory materialism, contingency, the void, the conjuncture, political intervention, reproduction, and the formation of structures that retrospectively appear necessary.