Similar words: existentialism, axis, exist, preexist, taxi stand, existing, nonexistent, existence. Meaning: ['mɑːksɪzm] n. the economic and political theories of Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels that hold that human actions and institutions are economically determined and that class struggle is needed to create historical change and that capitalism will ultimately be superseded by communism.
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(181) But what they are really attacking is the quintessence of Marxism.
(182) The Chinese nation needs to rejuvenate, but this needs the guide of Marxism and its economics.
(183) Mark Cowling, Paul reynolds: Marxism, the Millennium and Beyond , Palgrave Publishers Ltd , 2000 , P 263 , p 258.
(184) As far as I can see, the difference between the success of Islam and the failure of Marxism is that Marxism was precisely unitarian, pantheist, and wanted a total consummation in this world.
(185) Marxism is a theory to liberate proletariate and Humen being, so it is welcome in China .
(186) Before Marxism, the human nature in theory was chiefly related with logos, defined as mentality, thus to take form of a cognitive philosophy explanatory about the world.
(187) Be established in the objective valid concept and the non-uniformity of Thought and Existence in Kantianism as the breakthrough point, try to dig the corresponding thought resources in Marxism.
(188) Carrying out a viewpoint is Marxism - Lininism epistemological the first with radical point of view.
(189) Finally, this paper explains what is the spirit of Marxism which Derrida always asks us to inherit, and what is the relationship between his deconstructionism and Marxism.
(190) British historical school of Marxism is one of the most important schools in the international history world.
(191) They are academic to the Marxism below new historical requirement science accede and significant progress.
(192) Productivity epistemological is the serious content of the productivity theory of the Marxism.
(193) It is revisionism to negate the basic principles of Marxism and to negate its universal truth.
(194) More specifically, is there a profound gulf between the "mechanistic, " "passive, " and "fatalist" Marxism of Kautsky and the dialectical, activist,[http://sentencedict.com/marxism.html] revolutionary Marxism of Lenin?
(195) This enthusiastic interest in the “latest word” of European Marxism is one of the main reasons for Bolshevism’s later revolutionary prowess.
(196) The origin of Marxism is within a satanic mystery cult - something which very few Marxists are aware.
(197) Fredic Jameson is contemporary American famous western Marxism theoretician and critic.
(198) With Marxism in words transformed into Marxism in real life, there will be no more sectarianism.
(199) It is precisely such ignorant people who take Marxism - Leninism as a religious dogma.
(200) Second, Marxism, mainly the thought of its class struggle and proletarian dictatorship theory.
(201) After the October Revolution the propagation of Marxism led the qualitative shanges the New Culture Movement.
(202) Mao Zedong Thought has sprung from and developed Marxism - Leninism .
(203) Instillation theory is an important political and theoretical principle which is strengthened by Marxism. It still has great significance in the new situation.
(204) Unlike the traditional Marxism aesthetics, Marcuse consider that the art's political potential exist in art itself, namely in aesthetic form itself.
(205) Finally, on the basis of this, the paper analyzes the relationship be- tween the viewpoints of ancient Greek philosophy of Voluntarism and Marxism and Chinese traditional thoughts.
(206) Marxism is a wrangling ism , dealing as it does with contradictions and struggles.
(207) Marxism plutonomy studies the characteristic of the object decided that he must use abstract method reasonably.
(208) Yet if Maoism is exhausted, this is not necessarily the case for other forms of Marxism.
(209) Practical existence is the important theory of Marxism on the hypostasis of human and the basis for the research of educational humanities.
(210) Terry Eagleton is an outstanding scholar of contemporary western Marxism, whose theory reflects the evolution from literary study to political cultural criticism.