Sources and Implications in Paul Ricoeur's Ideology Concept

Source and awareness of the ideological concept of Paul Rico (1) Abstract: This article is aimed at clarifying the ideological problem seen in Ricoeur's work. According to Ricoeur, ideology is not only distorting social reality, it is also related to the power and integration of society, which actually changes the way we understand the world. Because there is no non-ideological place to discuss ideology, ideology is infinite and can not be solved. Phenomenological interpretation was used to attempt to mediate ideological phenomena in a manner similar to LeCroy.

(C) use of the concept of ideology to understand how speakers conceptualize appropriate and interpretable languages; techniques (video, video, audio, video, Digitized images, etc.), and what constitutes an empirically appropriate speech language or a wider communication expression. Although access to communication skills was an important part of the communication ethnographic plan, language socialization did not begin until the mid-1980s when Elinor Ochs and Bambi B. Schieffelin (1984) defined it as follows It was. Process to socialize through language, and (b) Process to socialize into language, and process to provide specific research direction

Source and awareness of the ideological concept of Paul Rico (1) Abstract: This article is aimed at clarifying the ideological problem seen in Ricoeur's work. According to Ricoeur, ideology is not only distorting social reality, it is also related to the power and integration of society, which actually changes the way we understand the world. Because there is no non-ideological place to discuss ideology, ideology is infinite and can not be solved. Phenomenological interpretation was used to attempt to mediate ideological phenomena in a manner similar to LeCroy.