Ideológica

Ideológica is the feminine singular form of the adjective ideológico, used in Spanish and Portuguese to describe anything related to ideology. It agrees with feminine nouns and is common in political, social, and academic discourse. Examples include postura ideológica, línea ideológica, agenda ideológica, propaganda ideológica, and visión ideológica. The corresponding masculine form is ideológico.

The term derives from ideología, itself built from the Greek roots idea and -logía (study or doctrine). In both languages, ideológica signals that a thing expresses, embodies, or is influenced by a system of ideas, beliefs, or values that organize political or social action. It is frequently used to frame discussions about theories, movements, or campaigns, such as una corriente ideológica or una propuesta ideológica.

Usage notes and connotations: ideológica can be neutral when describing a perspective or framework, but it often carries evaluative overtones in political or media contexts, where it may imply bias, partiality, or the propagation of a particular doctrine. In scholarly writing, it tends to denote analysis within a specific ideological framework, while in journalism it may be employed to critique or foreground ideological assumptions in sources or arguments.