Two members of this movement would later become Berio's chief collaborators and intellectual comrades-in-arms; the poet Eduardo Sanguinetti and the philosopher Umberto Eco.
Iskra's success in recruiting Russian intellectuals to Marxism led Lenin and his comrades to believe that the time was ripe to found a revolutionary Marxist party that would weld together all the disparate Marxist groups at home and abroad.
He's an intellectual fond of lecturing to his working-class comrades, led by Demetrio (Tonyo Melendez), about the revolution's meaning.
That kiss on the hand of a representative of the Greek minority in parliament gave rise to a wave of enthusiasm among intellectuals: what a gentleman Comrade Enver was!
A self-sacrificial meme could explain the embrace of death in service of an idea, such as intellectual integrity, one's own greater glory or saving one's comrades-in-arms.
The intellectual refining process that works on great historical conflicts left him and his comrades behind decades ago.
Comrades, working men and working women, collective farmers, workers in the intellectual professions and all who have fallen under the yoke of American imperialism implemented by the tyrant capitalist Barack Hussein Obama.
The essay angered some of Macdonald's old Partisan Review comrades, but it presaged a general migration from the political to the personal in New York intellectual life in the postwar decades.
The obvious explanation is that his intellectual reputation is not nearly as secure as that of Reich, his old Juilliard classmate and minimalist comrade.
Ossorio was once the private secretary of the dictator Juan Manuel de Rosas and was also a member of an underground group of intellectuals who conspired to bring his boss down — from Rosas's office, he wrote letters in code to his comrades.
