"socialist thought" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to the ideas, beliefs, and principles of the political and economic system of socialism. Example: The novel explored the themes of individualism versus socialist thought, highlighting the tension between personal freedom and collective responsibility.
A rather socialist thought occurs – I just can't help myself.
Any remaining traces of socialist thought in the Nazi Party had been extinguished.
She is the editor and Publisher of The Other Side, a political monthly journal of democratic socialist thought and action.
With the growth of the labor movement came excitement about socialist thought and, with that, an interest in Marx.
His polemical exchanges with the socialist leader Jiang Khangu helped to popularize anarchism as a "pure socialism" and to distinguish it from other currents in socialist thought.
That capitalism is inimical to the best of liberalism isn't a new concern: It's a long-standing critique, present in early socialist thought.
Jaggar (1983) wrote perhaps the first philosophy text explaining the categories of liberal, radical, Marxist and socialist-feminist thought and defending a socialist-feminist theory of male domination based on the notion of women's alienated labor.
So he was a little surprised to find himself contemplating an ambitious history of socialist and communist thought, from the French Revolution to the Russian Revolution.
Nehru's real interest in Marxism and his socialist pattern of thought stemmed from that tour, even though it did not appreciably increase his knowledge of communist theory and practice.
The rise of anti-racist and anti-fascist groups, and the persistence (and flourishing) of feminist and socialist currents of thought were clearly antagonistic to the dominant media narratives.
He was a vigorous polemicist, arguing on numerous occasions (perhaps a few times more than was strictly necessary) the many failings of socialist and Marxist thought, as in Where Marx Went Wrong (1970).
