hegemonising

The lies of ideology, in other words, do not necessarily do their job by being believed, but by hegemonising a conceptual agenda irrespective of whether they are believed. —

SF Quote of the Night – 2 « Gerry Canavan 2010

The second is a violent, hegemonising religion written by a man who had been driven from his home and was understandably annoyed and frustrated.

A 'completely false' sense of grievance Rachel 2006

To ignore the violent and hegemonising aspects of the Koran and Hadiths, and by extension the religion based on them, is both blinkered and dangerous.

Tolerance, the Muslim way 2005

Christianity has long since dropped the hegemonising tendency.

Tolerance, the Muslim way 2005

However, what I am saying is that Islam is a hegemonising religion in a way that Christianity is not.

Tolerance, the Muslim way 2005

I have pointed out before that Islam is a hegemonising religion: it does not tolerate those who do not adhere to its strictures.

Archive 2005-11-01 2005

I have pointed out before that Islam is a hegemonising religion: it does not tolerate those who do not adhere to its strictures.

BMA spineless: CRE useless 2005

These distinctions aside, the three formations bear the responsibility of hegemonising the youth terrain in the face of reactionary youth forces whose agenda is to project their mother bodies.

Mayibuye - December 1997 1997

You don’t have to be doing hegemonising on purpose to be doing it you know, Mr Scalzi.

Sundry Notes, 2/8/07 « Whatever 2007