[
US
/ˈmɑɹksəst, ˈmɑɹksɪst/
]
ADJECTIVE
- following the ideas of Marx and Engels
NOUN
- emotionally charged terms used to refer to extreme radicals or revolutionaries
- an advocate of Marxism
How To Use Marxist In A Sentence
- Just as the new convert to Islam sees the work of God in all things, the Marxist neophyte is tempted to understand all human activity through the lens of the base/superstructure model.
- But it is not only Marxists who argue that bureaucracies may owe their primary allegiance to a particular class.
- I use it here to mean a doctrinaire Marxist whose main motive is hostility to the Stalin regime. Notes on Nationalism
- Who or what was the "third person" that other Marxists had also sought without finding? The Origins of Economic Inequality between Nations: A critique of Western theories on development and underdevelopment
- By mid-century, the Marxist sociologist C. Wright Mills could write persuasively…of American office and store workers as a new proletariat, no less regimented, poorly paid, and declassed than manual workers of the previous century.
- For Anderson, postmodern thought has a structural relation to French Marxist politics.
- Now all the Tories have to do is figure out how to disinfest the Public Sector, the Police, Civil Service and the BBC of all the Marxist placemen. Tony Blair: The Next Labour Prime Minister?
- It is the Marxist agenda that has seeped into our ruling caste - especially the Police and judiciary - that is whoilly responsible for what Fraser politely calls the 'fraying' (read wholesale destruction) of our social fabric. Tony Blair: The Next Labour Prime Minister?
- And I heard remarkable stories of distinguished Marxist academics at other schools who flat out refused to teach undergraduate courses.
- I may just have a bet on Milliband, Marxist toecap buffer, lives in an agreeable flat, no skeletons in his closet, Ttony likes him, Im reaching for my credit card right now. Blair Refuses to Rule Out Clarke's Departure