ideogenical (Meaning)

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ideogenical (a.)

Of or relating to ideology.

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The ideogenical roots of the conflictology theory lie in its emphasis on the innate human drive to compete.
The ideogenical underpinnings of the theory of relativity revolutionized our understanding of space and time.
The ideogenical basis of the Romantic movement was its emphasis on intuition and emotion over reason.
The ideogenical underpinnings of psychoanalysis rest on the belief that unconscious processes play a significant role in human behavior.
The ideogenical foundation of the civil rights movement was the belief in the inherent equality of all human beings.
The ideogenical principles of Marxism include the concept of class struggle and the inevitability of a socialist revolution.
The ideogenical underpinnings of the feminist movement are rooted in the belief that women should have equal rights and opportunities.
The ideogenical basis of the environmental movement is the belief that humans have a responsibility to protect the natural world.
The ideogenical foundation of the anti-war movement rests on the belief that war is an unjustifiable and unethical means of resolving conflicts.
The ideogenical underpinnings of the animal rights movement are based on the belief that animals deserve moral consideration and rights.

Of or relating to ideology.

No synonyms found.

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The ideogenical roots of the conflictology theory lie in its emphasis on the innate human drive to compete.

The ideogenical underpinnings of the theory of relativity revolutionized our understanding of space and time.

The ideogenical basis of the Romantic movement was its emphasis on intuition and emotion over reason.

The ideogenical underpinnings of psychoanalysis rest on the belief that unconscious processes play a significant role in human behavior.