Sentence examples for socialist interpretation from inspiring English sources

Mr. Eliacik, who provided the youths with a basement from which to organize the march, but insists he plays no leading role in the movement, advocates a liberal and humanist, if not socialist, interpretation of Islam comparable to Christian liberation theology.

Wagner's ideas are amenable to socialist interpretations; many of his ideas on art were being formulated at the time of his revolutionary inclinations in the 1840s.

Broadening his attack on Hagel, and citing French socialist professor Alexandre Kojéve's interpretation of Hagel's thesis, Cruz warned of the "danger to America having a secretary of defense who believes that history ended with the Battle of Jena".

With the party and government now firmly committed to a free-market system, debate includes different interpretations of the socialist part of the country's guiding economic principle, "market forces with a socialist orientation," Mr. Hung said.

In developing an orthodox Marxist interpretation of Russian history, Pokrovsky emphasized the socialist revolution and the dictatorship of the proletariat as the inevitable political consequences of class struggle and stressed the dialectical method in history.

The nationalization of private land guided by the socialist ideology was the starting point of the discrepancy between the legal interpretations of the land-use rights by local governments and citizens.

Thus, ironically, the work that marked Hook's final break with Marxism was an un-Marxist interpretation of the achievement of Lenin in his founding of the Marxist socialist state.

Peggy Noonan, correcting some interpretations of the President by her fellow-conservatives, wrote, "He is not a devil, an alien, a socialist.

"A Socialist?

He is a socialist.

A socialist, no.