The GENERAL CONTEXT of such use is:
aristocratic ideology of birth: a privileged, primarily hereditary ruling class, or a form of government controlled by such an elite; the knowing, as a result of one's membership in the aristocracy, that one can do and be anything one wishes to do or be, because the (hereditary) money to do so will always be available.
Also see the following listed definitions:
academic autonomy and class relations
bourgeois ideology of grace and giftedness
homo hierarchicus
liberation and exposure of corruption as the means of concealment of corruption
noblesse oblige
petty-bourgeois ideology of laborious ascesis
pedagogic order and ambition
philosophia perennis
reality and the misconceptions of sociologists
social essence
survival beyond explanation
the external demands upon academia
the ideology of 'disinterestedness'
the negative sociology of 'the general interest'