BEIJING — Viewed through the lens of the Marxist tenets he so ardently promoted, Yi Junqing's relationship with a female researcher would have probably been categorized as exploitive.
Further opposition came from the Labour Party, which was founded in 1899 and which in 1903 adopted Marxist tenets, changing its name to the Social Democratic Party.
There is a growing sense that Chinese Communism has become a facade for a society that no longer operates according to Marxist tenets.
Although Jorn's theoretical reworking of a central Marxist tenet never really took off, his attempt left a legacy that is increasingly felt around the world.
In one of many ironies, the N.C.R.I. is dominated by the M.E.K., or Mujahideen-e-Khalq, a cultlike movement that blends Marxist and Islamic tenets.
Mr. Kushner being Mr. Kushner, he marshals a dizzying assortment of arguments for and against the various tenets of Marxist philosophy, and their applications and distortions over the years.
For a few months in 1919 he had even considered himself a communist, becoming quite at home with the orthodoxies of class conflict, and the central tenets of Marxist economics and history.
Begin with Frederick Engels' The Principles of Communism, a pamphlet he wrote in 1847 outlining the key tenets of Marxist communism.
Alone among EU leaders, the 65-year-old Cypriot politician still believes in the tenets of Marxist-Leninism.
There in Zipaquira, intensely lonely and homesick, he read voraciously across the whole span of world literature - Sophocles' Oedipus Rex being the single most enduring influence - while his teachers, many of them frustrated Marxists, imbued him with the tenets of historical materialism.
Its basis is the political tradition in which thousands of us were raised: more Methodist than Marxist, and replete with its own sacred tenets - equality through redistribution, internationalism, a gentle faith in Fabianite gradualism.
