It seemed that there was no alternative to conflict between
Marxists and religious people; only debate and acrimony would be possible between the two convictions, the two ultimate commitments.
While Pakulski and Waters highlight some weaknesses in classical
Marxist theory, they rely upon a caricature of
Marxist class theory by accusing it of 'inherent economic reductionism' (Pakulski and Waters, 1996: 44) and describing its self-perception is as 'a universal explanatory key to economic, cultural and political relations' (Pakulski and Waters, 1996: 28).
Peter Hallward in contrast emphasizes the importance of voluntary and autonomous action and direct participation, but throughout most of the discussions in this book, in true
Marxist fashion, there is very little mention of liberty, and not very much about community.
I fail to see how this exonerates Obama from the inherent violence and belief of
Marxist communism.
Second, he fails to explore the continued vitality of
Marxist legal ideology in post-Communist countries.
Kozol's next book, On Being a Teacher, takes as its starting point the crude
Marxist view that education in all societies is "a system of indoctrination.
In arguing for a radical, three-dimensional view of power, Lukes was indeed responding to the resurgence of interest in
Marxist theory which British social historians had done much to initiate.
I don't want your poison anyhow," said The
Marxist, squinting to read the headlines as they curled away in the newsman's spotty fist.
The signing came despite protests by hundreds of
Marxist demonstrators who marched near Parliament to demand that the aid-sharing plan be dropped
Cocaine also funds their enemies, the
Marxist guerrillas.
The Polish Church was in a grim spiritual battle with
Marxist atheism and its governmental totalitarianism.
Apostles and Agitators: Italy's
Marxist Revolutionary Tradition.
