Dominance
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| + | The '''dominant ideology''', in [[Marxist]] or [[marxian]] theory, is the set of common values and beliefs shared by most people in a given society, [[Framing (social sciences)|framing]] how the majority think about a range of topics, from [[art]] and [[science]] to [[politics]] and [[economics]]. It precedes and overlaps with the idea of a [[paradigm]]. Compare with [[Antonio Gramsci|Gramsci]]'s [[cultural hegemony]]. | ||
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| # The act of dominating; [[exercise]] of [[power]] in ruling; dominion; supremacy; authority; often, arbitrary or insolent way. | # The act of dominating; [[exercise]] of [[power]] in ruling; dominion; supremacy; authority; often, arbitrary or insolent way. | ||
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The dominant ideology, in Marxist or marxian theory, is the set of common values and beliefs shared by most people in a given society, framing how the majority think about a range of topics, from art and science to politics and economics. It precedes and overlaps with the idea of a paradigm. Compare with Gramsci's cultural hegemony. [1] [May 2007]
