01224nam a2200181 4500 510557 510557 190823b ||||| |||| 00| 0 eng d Brannmark, Johan 8759 Institutions, ideology, and nonideal social ontology 2019 p.137-159. Analytic social ontology has been dominated by approaches where institutions tend to come out paradigmatically as being relatively harmonious and mutually beneficial. This can however raise worries about such models potentially playing an ideological role in conceptualizing certain politically charged features of our societies as marginal phenomena or not even being institutional matters at all. This article seeks to develop a nonideal theory of institutions, which neither assumes that institutions are beneficial or oppressive, and where ideology is understood as a structuring and stabilizing phenomenon that helps maintain specific distributions of rights and duties by conferring perceived legitimacy onto them. - Reproduced. Social ontology 8760 Ideology 8761 Epistemology 8762 Philosophy of the Social Sciences Institution ddc AR 0 0 ddc 0 0 384486 IIPA IIPA 2019-08-23 49(2), Mar, 2019: p.137-159. AR120477 2019-08-23 AR