Sentence examples for marxist orientation from inspiring English sources

"Yet this Marxist orientation," she adds with some chagrin, "was of very little interest to my Moscow counterparts".

Kobani was a mini Stalingrad, and its defence by Kurds of Marxist orientation made Turkey's humiliation more painful.

In 1929 34, however, he studied at the University of Paris, and his political thinking took on a Marxist orientation.

In the 1980's, he helped lead the opposition to General Pinochet and move the Socialist Party from its Marxist orientation to a more democratic direction.

Tosaka's own developing thought had an explicitly materialist and Marxist orientation, and in his article he criticized the School as promulgating a bourgeois idealism that ignores material historical conditions and issues of social praxis.

Karmal criticised the Khalq for being too communist, and believed that its leadership should have hidden its Marxist orientation instead of promoting it.

Under control of the German Democratic Republic after World War II, it was renamed Humboldt-Universität after its founder and given a Marxist-Leninist orientation in much of its curriculum.

In the late 1950s Sōhyō, too, had become increasingly antigovernment and anti-American, its Marxist and socialist orientation finding a political voice in the Japan Socialist Party (JSP), of which it became the leading supporter.

However, due to the political orientation of several governments, Marxism is held in contempt to a certain degree in Western societies, and especially the Marxist theory of class is rarely accepted in the study of society and political economics, which undermines its dissemination in Western.

"Dead Marxist.

Another Marxist recruit.