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interpellation: a standalone construct

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Critical theory

the process by which ideology hails individuals and constitutes them as subjects who recognise themselves in that call.

In critical theory, interpellation refers to the process by which ideology hails individuals and constitutes them as subjects who recognise themselves in that call. This meaning comes from Althusser (1971) in Lenin and philosophy, and other essays.[1]

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  1. Althusser, L. (1971). Lenin and philosophy, and other essays. NLB. ISBN 9780853452133

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