Ideologies are not only systems of thought1 but they are also used as tools to study and understand ideas2 their origin and the rules that govern them. From a philosophical and social perspective3 they can be understood as conceptual frameworks that organize the way we perceive the world and relate to others. It4s important to see them as sets of beliefs that structure our vision about society5 the economy6 politics and culture. These beliefs not only explain how society works at a given time7 but also influence how relationships are established between people8 determining what is considered fair9 legitimate10 and desirable in a specific context.

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Ideologies are not only systems of thought, but they are also used as tools to study and understand ideas, their origin and the rules that govern them. From a philosophical and social perspective, they can be understood as conceptual frameworks that organize the way we perceive the world and relate to others. It’s important to see them as sets of beliefs that structure our vision about society, the economy, politics and culture. These beliefs not only explain how society works at a given time, but also influence how relationships are established between people, determining what is considered fair, legitimate, and desirable in a specific context. Today, the study of ideologies is more relevant than ever, as they affect various fundamental aspects of our lives. From the way governments make decisions to the way we position ourselves in the face of global problems such as climate change, gender equity or human rights, ideologies play a key role in building collective thinking. Understanding them allows us to analyze how political discourses are structured; how social movements work and how different currents of thought have shaped the evolution of societies. Understanding ideologies...