Cultural Criticism Terms

noun a system of ideas and ideals, especially one that forms the basis of economic or political theory and policy

• The political party's ideology was based on principles of equality and social justice.
• She doesn't really follow any specific ideology, she just goes with the flow.
• I'm not really into the whole ideology thing, I just do what feels right.
• His ideology was like a rock, unwavering and unyielding in the face of opposition.

noun the study of games and play, including their design, rules, and social impact

• Ludology is the study of games and gaming behavior.
• I find ludology to be a fascinating field of study.
• Some people think ludology is just a fancy way of saying playing games.
• In the world of business, understanding ludology can help strategize for success.

noun a style or method of teaching or of procedure in academic disciplines that derives from or imitates the scholasticism of the Middle Ages

• Academism is a style of art that adheres to traditional techniques and principles.
• Some artists prefer to break away from academism and explore more modern styles.
• Who needs academism when you can just do your own thing and be creative?
• In the world of fashion, sticking to academism can sometimes hinder innovation and originality.