Sentence examples for marxist world from inspiring English sources
Unlike Marxist world systems theory, which emphasizes political factors, Hawley's work has emphasized technology as the critical factor.
Having a Marxist world view means recognising that the oppressed will always have to fight the oppressors.
Soviet science fiction was broad and deep enough to spawn several subgenres, such as the techno-thriller Red Detective stories of Marxist world revolution and many Cosmonaut space operas.
The experiences of these two regimes are discussed together due to the similarity of their assumptions and views for pastoral development, despite their contradictory imperial and Marxist world views.
Still, though Bachmann may, according to "Understanding the Times," feel that "the baton of global leadership has been passed by America to the Mullahs, the Marxist world, and other dark forces," she says she's still very upbeat about the whole situation.
It was no sooner in the shops than the smiling Pope John XXIII published his famous encyclical Pacem in Terris ("Peace on Earth"), which opened up a dialogue between the Catholic and Marxist worlds.
Marxism did, it is true, lend much of his work a teleological flavour that is no longer to our taste in the post-Marxist world.
fashion, love" — as a "distorted" reflection of the Marxist Utopia: "a world in which alienated labor will have ceased to exist, in which man's struggle with the external world and with his own mystified and external pictures of society will have given way to man's confrontation with himself".
That she -- a French Jew with Marxist leanings during World War II -- was utterly thwarted in her attempts to be persecuted seems the ultimate failure.
In the 1950's he worked in the Communist Party Central Committee Department for Propaganda and Agitation, and during the 1960's he wrote for the Prague-based World Marxist Review and other party publications.
The repeated encounter of Western culture with Marxist thought after World War II brought to the fore the political, ethical, and religious implications of Hegelianism; and a marshalling into opposing camps analogous to that of the earlier crisis of the school took shape.
