Ideological Blueprints: On the Architecture of Society and Belief

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Ideological Blueprints: On the Architecture of Society and BeliefThis collection of essays explores the powerful, often invisible, blueprints that shape societies and justify power. It moves beyond conventional politics to investigate how foundational myths, religious convictions, political theories, and socio economic frameworks are used to build nations, create social hierarchies, and motivate action. From the use of the Romulus myth in ancient Rome to the modern influence of Marxist theory, these studies reveal

This collection offers a critical examination of how movements form

“blueprints” that shape societies and justify power

and challenging individual and collective identities

It posits that every work of art is an argument—that from an artist’s most intimate canvas to the transformation of the landscape itself

providing essential context for understanding contemporary geopolitical conflict

This collection investigates the dynamic relationship between diverse forms of expression—including theatre

and redefined

How do we construct meaning from a world of signs

this volume questions the very nature of justice and care in the modern world

creative expression makes potent claims about our identity

moving beyond heroic narratives to examine conflict as a total societal enterprise

economic statecraft