As discussed in class lectures, which one of the following statements best describes "Poststructuralist Conceptions of Ideology"? A political theory of ideologies, concerned not only with the internal organization of political thinking but also with its external face:- i.e., with the ways in which political ideas are presented in public, communicated to varied constituencies and made 'persuasive. A theory that describes capitalism as an exploitative and deeply irrational system and that it consequently has profoundly alienating, even pathological effects, upon the bodies and minds of its subjects. A theory of social reality that applies linguistics to all social phenomena. Social meaning is reducible to a system of oppositional relationships which define "sameness" and "otherness". That which is largely acquired, spread, and reproduced by text and talk. Fundamental role in the reproduction of ideology. The same is true for the important socio-cognitive basis of ideologies as belief systems, such as our ideological opponents or enemies:- i.e., "We have the truth; They have ideologies". A conceptualization of the historical Western European encounters with developing countries as entailing not only the physical violence of military conquest and economic exploitation, but also an epistemic violence enacted by particular forms of knowledge tethered to imperial power.