Many of 356 Mission's supporters trace their intellectual and aesthetic genealogy to conceptualism, forgetting that conceptualism was rooted in Marxism — Marxism as opposed to liberalism, Marxism as opposed to capitalism.
|
|
Unlike Marxism, it involves no negation of personality, and unlike Marxism, it is patriotic... We are not internationalists.
|
|
It&aposs easy to stand up for Marxism when you keep shifting the explanation for why Marxism has failed.
|
|
More efforts should be made to develop Marxism in the 21st century and in contemporary China, and write a new chapter of adapting Marxism to the Chinese context, Xi said.
|
|
For the right, "Gramscian cultural Marxism" is a new bugbear.
|
|
Marxism, which failed to account for people like him. This
|
|
Breitbart's campaign against cultural Marxism was music to their ears.
|
|
"I got all my Marxism from Sally," he said cheerfully.
|
|
The floor ran deep with the bowels of cultural Marxism.
|
|
A few of the distinctive features of Marxism are: 1.
|
|
"Marxism is resurgent," Mr. Peterson says, looking ashen and stricken.
|
|
Laying landmines and studying Marxism are not among the activities planned.
|
|
Kristol's tweets are incoherent both as election analysis and as Marxism.
|
|
The men are yelling out "CULTURAL MARXISM!" as they do so.
|
|
Mugabe and Chávez did not mine their Marxism from native soil.
|
|
I think that we first have to separate Marx from Marxism.
|
|
The idiocy of the cultural Marxism conspiracy is demonstrated by the way the neo-nationalist, anti-globalist new right ascribes the dynamics of the idea to the left, identifying and conflating cultural Marxism with late-capitalist globalization.
|
|
No one ever flees free market capitalism to go back to Marxism.
|
|
Francis responded by saying that Marxism is "wrong," but he wasn't offended.
|
|
It was Marxism superimposed over pan-Arabism, at the expense of Islamism.
|
|
Mr Xi has long been suspicious of Western ideas (except Marxism-Leninism).
|
|
Though it has been treated as such, Marxism is not a religion.
|
|
They want to cover up the middle class rebellion against cultural Marxism.
|
|
Marxism-Leninism proclaimed that history was inevitably moving toward a communist society.
|
|
Above all, they emphasize that Marxism means keeping their one-party rule.
|
|
These often involve a heavy dose of Marxism and post-colonial theory.
|
|
Marxism is responsible for as many as 100 million deaths (65 million in China), so the CCP's declaration that Marxism is still "totally correct" for China is fair warning that there is nothing the regime will not do.
|
|
North Korea's "Juche" ideology of self-sufficiency officially replaced Marxism-Leninism in 1972.
|
|
The more secular south adopted Marxism and aligned itself with the Soviet Union.
|
|
A lot of movements—most notably Marxism—have aimed to surpass the nation.
|
|
You've probably heard of 'cultural Marxism,' but do you know what it means?
|
|
You've probably heard of "Cultural Marxism," but do you know what it means?
|
|
The goal, for Breitbart, wasn't accuracy first; it was victory over cultural Marxism.
|
|
"Let contemporary Chinese Marxism shine even more brilliant rays of truth," he said.
|
|
The Soviet Union was built on the enormous intellectual foundation of Marxism-Leninism.
|
|
Continental traditions like Marxism and existential phenomenology have long emphasized such situated knowledge.
|
|
The first was "wrapping faith in logic": Marxism fused mysticism with scientific rationalism.
|
|
Our Beijing correspondent follows the debate over why: an attempt to reignite Marxism?
|
|
The rapid growth of these index-linked financial products is "worse than Marxism".
|
|
It denounces both dogmatic Marxism and consumerist materialism as mindsets empty of spiritual content.
|
|
Harold Wilson proclaimed that the Labour Party owed more to Methodism than to Marxism.
|
|
They've referenced Marilyn Monroe and Marxism, quoted Sylvia Plath and collaborated with Kylie Minogue.
|
|
Why is Marxism still taken seriously on college campuses and in the progressive press?
|
|
"This was a man motivated by Marxism, not by love of Russia," he said.
|
|
These universities are indoctrinating the next generation around ideas of open borders and Marxism.
|
|
In this respect, he thought, it shared an error with its great foe, Marxism.
|
|
They initially focused on applications of Marxism, though most later distanced themselves from it.
|
|
It's like going back to the 20th century and reading two versions of Marxism.
|
|
Putinism appears destined to last a far shorter time than either Marxism or Leninism.
|
|
I think it applies more to Engels and to Marxism than to Marx himself.
|
|
Millennials also had the highest favorable view of communism (22019 percent) and Marxism (35 percent).
|
|
Its Marxism was leavened by Christian liberation theology and an idealistic commitment to social justice.
|
|
The Vatican under Pope John Paul II opposed it, saying it was influenced by Marxism.
|
|
"One of the most important ideas in Marxism is to 'doubt everything,'" one comment said.
|
|
But Russia is not backing his government in Venezuela to spread the ideology of Marxism.
|
|
Why is this evolution not reflected in doctrinaire Marxism at the turn of the century?
|
|
Though Marxism lost ideological momentum in the mid-22003s, she remained influential in the region.
|
|
"I don't think that the talk about Marxism came all of a sudden, but the 200th anniversary of his birth is a very important time frame and there are many commemorative activities," Wang Xinsheng, a professor of Marxism at Nankai University in northern China, said.
|
|
Yet what all the pro-Marxist, pro-socialist speakers ignore is the human cost of Marxism.
|
|
Tolya's grandfather, by then a lecturer at the Marxism-Leninism Institute, was devastated by the speech.
|
|
"Marxism-Leninism was in the air," Mr. Mugabe once said in an interview before Zimbabwe's independence.
|
|
If this combination of misplaced idealism and infantile Marxism ever gains an ascendancy, Labour is doomed.
|
|
Many Chinese intellectuals of the May Fourth generation were attracted to Marxism for that very reason.
|
|
By 1958, Wilson was past his prime and so were his cherished subjects, Marxism and modernism.
|
|
Fidel Castro turned a prosperous Cuba into a tragic police state in the name of Marxism-Leninism.
|
|
We are about to witness a fascinating experiment in whether combining Marxism with big data can work.
|
|
Brought up in England by Irish-Catholic parents, he acknowledges the influence of both Marxism and Christianity.
|
|
Included in this category are all deterministic schools of thought, from Freudianism and Marxism to neo-Darwinism.
|
|
By contrast Mr McDonnell is steeped in Marxism-Leninism, with a heavy dose of Trotsky and Gramsci.
|
|
It took Marxism-Leninism from the Soviets and completely changed it to a template that suited itself.
|
|
The event was organized as a counter-demonstration to a planned "anti-Marxism" protest, which was canceled.
|
|
Marxism-Leninism allows no dissent and regards free speech and the right to assembly as bourgeois formalities.
|
|
A self-identified fascist, Breivik attached a 1,500-page screed attacking Islam, cultural Marxism, feminism, and immigration.
|
|
Elizabeth is committed to Marxism as an idea, yes, but she's fighting for more than an abstraction.
|
|
"Postmodernists don't believe in fact," as he put it in the lecture on white privilege and Marxism.
|
|
The house was often full of friends debating books and Marxism, and Chicago was invited to participate.
|
|
There's something malevolently forceful about their ideology, which does remind you of Marxism in its early days.
|
|
Putinism, he maintained, was a new political system, and like Marxism or Leninism, would last for centuries.
|
|
After Mao died, and especially after Deng's capitalist reforms, Maoism and Marxism began to lose their potency.
|
|
Many were attracted to clerical government because, unlike Marxism or liberalism, it was explicitly rooted in Iran's heritage.
|
|
He has also endlessly lectured universities about the need to put Marxism at the centre of university life.
|
|
One argues that passive investing is, in the phrase of analysts at Sanford C. Bernstein, "worse than Marxism".
|
|
But they have followed the standard capitalist formula, Marxism formula, of trying to do business with fewer people.
|
|
He has insisted that universities pay more attention to teaching Marxism and less to other wicked foreign influences.
|
|
On the one hand, genuinely sincere American Communists truly believed in Marxism as a vehicle for racial equality.
|
|
But he routinely denounced the Soviet Union and Marxism-Leninism as well as capitalism and the United States.
|
|
In between, the show documents the influence of Marxism and the combined agitation for women's and civil rights.
|
|
The Russian Revolution mobilized a popular passion across the world based on Marxism-Leninism, fueled by messianic zeal.
|
|
The legend of cultural Marxism recycles old anti-Semitic tropes to give those who feel threatened a scapegoat.
|
|
But how could an anti-capitalist political party built on Marxism-Leninism embrace elements of a free market?
|
|
Many private schools also omit the ideological instruction on Marxism and patriotism that is compulsory in public schools.
|
|
"The left is running on a level of class warfare that crosses over into Marxism," Riedl told INSIDER.
|
|
After converting to Marxism, he theorized about the neutering of human self-awareness and initiative by consumer capitalism.
|
|
In the 1970s and 1980s, Marxism in all its varieties became a common language in Mexican public universities, and this cultural and academic hegemony of Marxism is a key factor in understanding the paradoxical strengthening of the Mexican left at the very moment of the fall of the Berlin Wall.
|
|
Except, instead of orcs and whatnot, he's facing images symbolizing feminism, Marxism, anti-fascists, and other typically lefty ideologies.
|
|
Of course, Mr Corbyn might have strayed off course at times, cultivating an unhealthy interest in Marxism and allotments.
|
|
That is quite literally the opposite of a "middle class rebellion against cultural Marxism," as Kirk characterized the protests.
|
|
People's Daily, the party's main mouthpiece, hailed them as "the latest achievement in adapting Marxism to the Chinese context".
|
|
China's propagandists also know that Marxism-Leninism doesn't have the pulling power of kung fu or kung pao chicken.
|
|
Li Keqiang (top, left), the prime minister, called it "the latest achievement in adapting Marxism to the Chinese context".
|
|
Texas pastor Gary Arnold has proposed a resolution denouncing "social justice" on the grounds that it's code for Marxism.
|
|
People put Marxism into practice and everywhere it has failed, and it failed in very dramatic, sometimes violent ways.
|
|
Both appeal to a politics of victimology that purportedly only an emergent brand of post-colonial Marxism could solve.
|
|
Ms Tamir: Nazism, Fascism and Marxism taught us that ideologies can cause harm when taken to their logical conclusions.
|
|
Xi Jinping, the president of China, is "adapting Marxism to the Chinese context", as the People's Daily puts it.
|
|
Dots and Loops centers on radical leftism and Marxism and serves as a warning of an unkind, dystopian future.
|
|
But a mural on the back wall might upset the landlords back in Pyongyang, where rigid Marxism still reigns.
|
|
"I thought I knew what cultural and political Marxism really was, because the signals were all there," he said.
|
|
This was a different ideological framework that was much more confrontational and influenced by anarchism, Marxism, and civil rights protests.
|
|
Marxists may devote their lives to producing definitions of Marxism; conservatives prefer to get on with the business of government.
|
|
With less bloodshed than most people would have imagined, a form of governance based on atheistic Marxism lost its grip.
|
|
While Juche has its roots in the Soviet ideology, references to Marxism-Leninism and communism have been slowly phased out.
|
|
He is a person who writes for a very restricted number of readers, with his Marxism of the 21st century.
|
|
Now, mind you, it&aposs very important, you can look at human migratory patterns as the best argument against Marxism.
|
|
Either he'd gone mad, or was just a dinosaur who was just too stubborn to give up on his Marxism.
|
|
Both subscribe to Carvalho's notions that "cultural Marxism" has contaminated Western society and that climate change is a Marxist plot.
|
|
In a major speech in December, he said China must uphold Marxism as its "guiding ideology" heading into the future.
|
|
In January, Zhou Xincheng, a professor of Marxism at Renmin University in Beijing, declared that private ownership should be eliminated.
|
|
Relations between the two Communist giants had been tense for a decade, with each accusing the other of betraying Marxism.
|
|
As in Judeobolshevism, cultural Marxism homogenizes vast groups of shadowy enemies and assigns them a secret design to upend society.
|
|
Ms. Heller, a prolific, wide-ranging writer in multiple languages, explored Marxism, ethics and modernity as well as everyday life.
|
|
The initial post-revolution constitution of 1976 was inspired by Marxism, calling for the nationalization of the means of production.
|
|
"The lying media is trying to perpetuate their ideas of cultural Marxism and to further the genocide of whites," they said.
|
|
He is certainly more left-wing than Michael Foot, the leader in 1980-83, who never had any truck with Marxism.
|
|
Another complains that Frankfurt School Cultural Marxism is the greatest threat to Britain, along with the European Union and radical Islamism.
|
|
About 15 years ago the government launched what it called the "Marxism Theory Research and Construction Project" to produce sanitised textbooks.
|
|
So basically, I started at Martin Luther King Park which was where the actual no to Marxism event was taking place.
|
|
It borrows much of its language from Marxism but also draws on Confucianism, 20th-century Japanese imperialism, and traditional Korean nationalism.
|
|
Members of the alt-right frequently refer to progressive culture as "cultural Marxism" — a favored catchphrase of Breitbart founder Andrew Breitbart.
|
|
"Peterson's understanding of Marxism and postmodernism is very vulgar," Harrison Fluss, an editor at the Marxist journal Historical Materialism, tells me.
|
|
Today the left argues that Marxism didn't fail in the Soviet Union – only the way the Russians tried to implement it failed.
|
|
If indeed Marxism has defeated Deng Xiaoping in the corridors of Chinese power, we are in for a terrible experiment in tyranny.
|
|
According to a 1981 issue of Marxism Today, it was popularly perceived as "a programme for greater state control of the economy".
|
|
The immediate postwar aftermath saw revolutionary nationalist movements proliferate from Indonesia to Vietnam, guided by an anti-colonial ethos informed by Marxism.
|
|
He was constantly on Fox News, yelling about cultural Marxism and snorting red wine powder on its late-night show Red Eye.
|
|
The younger militants tend to have been influenced by the cultural Marxism that is now the lingua franca in the elite academy.
|
|
But as faith in Marxism withered in the 1980s and Russian nationalism re-emerged as a potent force, interest in "Russophobia" resurfaced.
|
|
Sahady's partner Samson Racioppi, who has been working with him since 2017, has also been photographed with Resist Marxism members as well.
|
|
As Marxism saw history through the lens of class conflict, multiculturalism sees history through the lens of racial conflict and group oppression.
|
|
Chief among those battles, Mr. Pentin said, was Mr. Bannon's focus on countering a "cultural Marxism" that had seeped into the church.
|
|
Several government members have declared themselves to be in a Christian Crusade and fighting "cultural Marxism" in order to defend family values.
|
|
Shortly afterwards, the group launched an online publication called Pioneer Magazine, with posts about student activism, factory workers, Marxism and social inequality.
|
|
On the other hand, I am less persuaded by his charge that Western Marxism—the tradition of Lukács, Gramsci, Adorno et al.
|
|
It said the club had eventually found a backer who was not a teacher of Marxism, but the authorities had rejected this solution.
|
|
Over the past few decades, Riyadh has tried, in succession, to quash an anti-royalist revolution, Marxism and al Qaeda militancy in Yemen.
|
|
Read More: How Meme Culture Is Getting Teens into Marxism One of the teens I have on retainer is 19-year-old Nabil.
|
|
On labor education, experts said it could mean anything from lessons on Marxism to students laboring in fields or in factories on occasion.
|
|
How did Jim Jones blend the gospel and Marxism in his preaching, and why do you think this curious juxtaposition gained him followers?
|
|
One of his first moves was to set up a National Ideology Centre to push—or invent—his own interpretation of Marxism-Leninism.
|
|
Politicians, many belonging to parties wedded (at least in theory) to various shades of Maoism, Leninism or Marxism, have hampered rather than helped.
|
|
The event is in protest of Marxism and the teaching of it at schools like UC Berkeley, according to organizer, Amber Gwen Cummings.
|
|
In nearby Berkeley, officials earlier in the week had denied a permit for conservative activists to hold a "No to Marxism" rally Sunday.
|
|
He submits to lessons in Marxism-Leninism from a tutor — a sociologist — and agrees to hang a portrait of Stalin in his study.
|
|
The point of the "Cultural Marxism" meme is to blame all the things the right hates on a handful of mostly Jewish thinkers.
|
|
Chinese journalists will soon have to prove their knowledge of President Xi Jinping and Marxism before they can continue reporting in the country.
|
|
We learn that his allegiance to Marxism brought scrutiny from MI5, colored his romantic relationships, and stoked his emergence as a public intellectual.
|
|
In Athens, a biennale offers a critique of humanism, Marxism, capitalism, identity politics, and everything in between, but fails to explore pragmatic solutions.
|
|
The wider discourse around cultural Marxism today resembles nothing so much as a version of the Judeobolshevik myth updated for a new age.
|
|
Progressive public advocacy organization and website ThinkProgress recently uncovered ties between Super Happy Fun America and the violent white nationalist group Resist Marxism.
|
|
Playing off the Marxist claim that religion was the opium of the masses, Aron argued that Marxism was the opium of the intellectuals.
|
|
The Trump Victory marks an important moment in HistoryIt was the day good people stood up & defeated evilCultural Marxism has been smashed pic.twitter.
|
|
One post on an incel subreddit compared their worldview to Marxism, with incels playing the part of the proletariat and Chad the bourgeoisie.
|
|
Professor Lü could not be reached and Tsinghua's School of Marxism did not respond to requests for comment on the status of the investigation.
|
|
Capitalism is astonishingly dynamic, he says, and Marxism is hate-filled, yet the state must be able to harness markets to an ethical purpose.
|
|
But it long since worked out that the attractions of Sinified Marxism were limited among those living beyond the second ring road in Beijing.
|
|
The mathematics of Marxism—with its factionalism and its arcane language, strictly policed for misuse—did not form a strong foundation for a movement.
|
|
Time and again, Chait sends out stick figures—liberalism, Marxism, political correctness, conservatism—to do battle while he provides snarky commentary from the sidelines.
|
|
They soon got it from the party's Central Committee, which told universities in January 2015 to make the teaching of Marxism a higher priority.
|
|
Byongjin follows Kim's father's Songun, or "military first," policy and his grandfather's Juche, the North's homegrown founding ideology that combines Marxism and extreme nationalism.
|
|
Until 1954, Stern ran one of the secret police's prestigious academies, educating officers in Marxism-Leninism and the arts of deception, torture, and murder.
|
|
Of course, Republicans are using the word as a term of opprobrium, hoping to conjure up images of radicalism, Marxism and Soviet-style gulags.
|
|
First, saving the country from imagined forces like "cultural marxism," and real forces like white demographic decline, required conservatives to abandon their moral bearings.
|
|
Of the five knowledge sections said to be on the test, at least two are related to Xi's political philosophy and one on Marxism.
|
|
Kahlo was a famed Mexican painter who openly supported both Marxism and Stalin, who is considered responsible for millions of deaths under his regime.
|
|
If cultural Marxism is the real enemy, and political correctness is its most potent weapon, then the ultimate objective must be defanging political correctness.
|
|
Sahady's co-organizer, Hugo, was backed by the "alt-lite" group Resist Marxism during his unsuccessful run for Massachusetts' Fifth Congressional District last year.
|
|
Before President Trump's aide Rich Higgins was fired last year, he invoked the threat of "cultural Marxism" in proposing a new national security strategy.
|
|
You talk up the Reform and Opening-Up policy at the same time that you are trying to resuscitate the corpse of Marxism-Leninism.
|
|
We see events through the lens of moral Marxism, as a class or ethnic struggle between the evil oppressor and the supposedly innocent oppressed.
|
|
He knew that the fall of Communism and Soviet power had left a vacuum—the lack of a "national idea" to replace Marxism-Leninism.
|
|
And then there is Joseph Stalin, who dominated the Soviet Union from 1922 to his death in 1953 during the heyday of Marxism-Leninism.
|
|
Marxism, as the French writer Albert Camus put it, became a "horizontal religion," replacing God with history, and eternal salvation with an earthly paradise.
|
|
On September 26th the society said it had finally completed its registration, and that the head of the university's Marxism department would be its sponsor.
|
|
Chinese civilisation was an "open system" that had continuously had exchanges and learned from other cultures, including Buddhism, Marxism and Islam, Xi told the forum.
|
|
Neoclassical economics does not have a term to explain the divergence between labor productivity and wages, but Marxism does: It's called the rate of exploitation.
|
|
So I think the socialist fantasy has suffered more from Venezuela than from all the arguments that the foes of socialism, of Marxism, might make.
|
|
In a posting on the CCDI's website, the leader of the investigation said the department "lacked depth in its research into developing contemporary Chinese Marxism".
|
|
Honecker was an ardent Stalinist whose hatred of fascism and zeal for Marxism in the postwar German Democratic Republic was said to rival her husband's.
|
|
At the end of the Cold War, Marxism Leninism was a standard joke in East Europe with Karl Marx cited as the fifth Marx brother.
|
|
For them Marxism was not an interpretation of society but an objective science, fixed in its laws and determinist in its theory of historical change.
|
|
An analyst at Sanford C. Bernstein even compared passive investing to Marxism, in its sweeping conformity and its degradation of the independent-minded, active investor.
|
|
" William F. Buckley Jr., praising "Doctor Zhivago" from the right, wrote, "The elaborate edifice of Marxism-Leninism crumbles before the poet's eye of Boris Pasternak.
|
|
Mr. Xi has also ordered party members and officials to return to an almost puritan faith in Marxism and Mao, even amid China's flashy wealth.
|
|
As a university student, Mr. Su had taken to Marxism and lived in China, where he assisted Mao Zedong's revolution for more than seven years.
|
|
China's message is, he said, "Since we're the only one that's been successful and adapted Marxism to state leadership, we'll tell you what it's about."
|
|
The former are like Marxism or faith in the triumph of the free market: They say that history is moving inexorably toward a clear end.
|
|
Since seizing power from Fulgencio Batista in 1959, Fidel and Raul have embodied global revolutionary Marxism, defying U.S. opposition and repressing domestic dissent without compunction.
|
|
It follows Kim's father's Songun, or "military first," policy and his grandfather's Juche, the North's home-grown founding ideology that combines Marxism and extreme nationalism.
|
|
Byongjin follows Kim's father's Songun, or "military first", policy and his grandfather's Juche, the North's home-grown founding ideology that combines Marxism and extreme nationalism.
|
|
Chinese civilization was an "open system" that had continuously had exchanges and learned from other cultures, including Buddhism, Marxism and Islam, Xi told the forum.
|
|
This would be a good year to begin educating all those who have been lied to as a result of the American academic infatuation with Marxism.
|
|
The vote made clear just how much Colombians loathe the group, which preaches Marxism and practised—until very recently—kidnapping, extortion, forced recruitment and drug trafficking.
|
|
By then ETA had imbibed a toxic cocktail of Marxism-Leninism and mystical ultra-nationalism which led it, for instance, to object to Lagun's anti-nationalism.
|
|
Yet even some of those old enough to remember life under Marxism are giving in to nostalgia, admits a middle-aged professor at Addis Ababa University.
|
|
Two groups of alt-right protesters had announced plans for a "No to Marxism" rally at the city&aposs Civic Center Park earlier in the week.
|
|
Some wondered whether the party's leaders, whose dusty Marxism-Leninism feels increasingly out of step with Vietnam's youthful population of 93m, were also losing their edge.
|
|
In real life, mid-century surrealism and Marxism didn't fit together the way they do in Thibault and his comrades, at least not for many people.
|
|
But originally, the Peoples Temple, which was founded in 1955, had been a radical project influenced by Marxism and the utopian ideals of the New Left.
|
|
A week ago, the Berkeley, California, police department tweeted out the mugshots, names, and ages of people arrested during the No to Marxism rally in Berkeley.
|
|
The memo, written in May by NSC official Rich Higgins, who was later fired, blames "cultural Marxism" as the root ideology animating political opposition to Trump.
|
|
But what we do know is that Breitbart's entire ethos, his weird obsession with cultural Marxism and penchant for misleading "scoops," is in his website's DNA.
|
|
Originally an American contribution to the phantasmagoria of the alt-right, the fear of "cultural Marxism" has been percolating for years through global sewers of hatred.
|
|
And for that reason, "cultural Marxism" is not only a sad diversion from framing legitimate grievances but also a dangerous lure in an increasingly unhinged moment.
|
|
She led his propaganda machine, a Marxism and Leninism institute and the Democratic Front, an umbrella organization that served as a tool of Communist Party control.
|
|
Li, who majored in Marxism in college, is overseeing difficult ownership reform of Chengdu Rural Commercial Bank, once controlled by the troubled conglomerate Anbang Insurance Group.
|
|
Emerging in the 1960s amongst a generation including John Berger which radically upended traditionalist standpoints, her work considered dimensions of psychology, Marxism, and – most remarkably – feminism.
|
|
Yilei, who harks from Shanghai, recently wrapped up a philosophy degree at University College in London looking at phenomenology, Neo-Marxism, Kantian ethics and radical continental theories.
|
|
Meanwhile, across the bay, officials in Berkeley are bracing themselves for a right-wing "Say No To Marxism" rally and related counter protest scheduled for Sunday afternoon.
|
|
Juche is the North's home-grown state ideology that combines Marxism and extreme nationalism established by the state founder and the current leader's grandfather, Kim Il Sung.
|
|
In his late teens and early twenties, Lane told people, he dabbled in Islam, in Marxism, in street gangs, in party drugs, in Occupy, in clothing design.
|
|
His keen interest in the process of making art, and the artist's commitment to sharing a new way of looking at the world, was informed by Marxism.
|
|
Sankara himself took power in a coup in 1983 and pursued a philosophy of Marxism and pan-Africanism that led him to be called "Africa's Che Guevara".
|
|
As the 21st century began, the rebels had created a 1960s Communist time capsule of sorts where rebels were taught Marxism under the banner of Che Guevara.
|
|
Unlike many of their Insa-influencer peers that pedal sponsored posts for appetite-suppressant lollipops and diuretic teas, they're radicalizing Instagram's disenfranchised with Marxism and minion memes.
|
|
And while increasingly popular worries about cosmopolitan elites and economic globalization can sometimes transcend the most noxious anti-Semitism, talk of cultural Marxism is inseparable from it.
|
|
Many members of the Frankfurt School fled Nazism and came to the United States, which is where they supposedly uploaded the virus of cultural Marxism to America.
|
|
I dislike Corbyn's anti-Americanism, his long flirtation with Hamas, his coterie's clueless leftover Marxism and anti-Zionism, his NATO bashing, his unworkable tax-and-spend promises.
|
|
"How indignant a humanistic liberal will be when he is told that his particular type of immanentism is one step on the road to Marxism," he wrote.
|
|
They were not simply the disinherited of the earth, they were proletarians with a founding myth of their own (the Russian Revolution) and a civilizing worldview (Marxism).
|
|
The academic term "cultural Marxism" is a positive one that denotes the spread of Marxist values throughout culture, but its common use today is much more pejorative.
|
|
Totalitarian nationalism is extinct except in North Korea, where the ruling family preaches a weird mixture of Marxism and racial purity, enforced with slave-labour camps for dissidents.
|
|
THE INSTITUTE of Xi Jinping Thought on Socialism with Chinese Characteristics for a New Era occupies several rooms in the Marxism department of Renmin University in north Beijing.
|
|
PETER PERRYPenzance, Cornwall Your briefing on Venezuela stated that the National Guard "fires volleys of tear gas, buckshot—and occasionally bullets" ("The mess tropical Marxism makes", July 29th).
|
|
He found midcentury Marxist thought overly dogmatic and too tied to the Soviet Union; American communists had elevated Marxism high above the plane of day-to-day existence.
|
|
It has embedded itself in global politics more completely and more successfully than any of the Enlightenment's more celebrated legacies, including Marxism, classical liberalism and even industrial capitalism.
|
|
" Cuba was suspended from the OAS in 1962 in a push by the United States and its allies to declare Marxism-Leninism "incompatible with the inter-American system.
|
|
In the lands where Marxism became a warrant for one-party rule, it was turned into a cudgel to wield against enemies whose opinions were declared objectively false.
|
|
I suggest that the Great Man Theory, though already battered by Marxism and feminism, isn't likely to survive the historical dialectic between Donald Trump and Kim Jong-un.
|
|
As a youth and college student he had been swept up in the revolutionary euphoria of the communist experiment and fervently believed in the premises of Marxism-Leninism.
|
|
Liberal democracy lacked plausible ideological challengers, in the West and elsewhere: Neither radical Islam nor Putinism had anything like the appeal of Marxism and fascism in their heyday.
|
|
Mr. Helms had filibustered the bill and denounced Dr. King on the floor of the Senate as someone who advocated "action-oriented Marxism" and other "radical political" views.
|
|
Dos Santos, Africa's longest-ruling president behind Equatorial Guinea's Teodoro Obiang Nguema, steps down after guiding Angola from Marxism to capitalism while embracing Chinese oil-for-infrastructure investment.
|
|
The third rail of classroom discourse in the early 1960s was Marx and Marxism, which we were allowed to mention only to discredit communism with our next breath.
|
|
" In fact, the term "cultural Marxism" is descended from actual Nazi propaganda — a distrust of modernism and the spread of non-Germanic culture that Hitler called "cultural Bolshevism.
|
|
The invention of Marxism really happens in the 1870s, and it's absolutely tethered to the belief that the whole system is doomed and has to be brought down.
|
|
The ruling Communist Party, which espouses Marxism as one of its leading ideologies, opposes any form of activism or organization that has the potential to slip beyond its control.
|
|
The financial crisis appeared to have given socialism and Marxism another inning, and Sunkara wanted an outlet that took socialist theory more seriously than existing outlets like the Nation.
|
|
The head of the Policy Unit, Munira Mirza, is a former member of the Revolutionary Communist Party, a Trotskyite groupuscule, and enthusiastic contributor to its house organ, Living Marxism.
|
|
Religion helped fill the ideological vacuum left by the failure of Marxism, while the church, an integral part of Russian history and culture, fitted well into the new nationalism.
|
|
Berman remembers his family watching the news of Soviet forces rolling into Budapest in 1956 and thinking that there had to be a new kind of Marxism formulated quickly.
|
|
A truly modern left, one cannot help but think, would be at liberty to shed a manufacturing-era, deterministic framework like Marxism, allegorized and hyperextended far beyond its time.
|
|
"The thing about looking for some grand theory, like Marxism or whatever 'ism,' is that a lot of those sort of peter out or are eventually discredited," Farmer said.
|
|
Friedman said Chinese students were being strongly pushed to study Marxism in universities, in juxtaposition to banned Western ideologies considered dangerous by the government, such as democracy or liberalism.
|
|
But to label this a derivative of Marxism – as the White House's chief economist, Kevin Hassett, effectively tried to do in last year's 72-page screed – is off base.
|
|
Dos Santos, 74, Africa's longest-ruling president behind Equatorial Guinea's Teodoro Obiang Nguema, steps down after guiding Angola from Marxism to capitalism while embracing Chinese oil-for-infrastructure investment.
|
|
Their particular beef is "cultural Marxism"—a conspiracy theory about the takeover by left-wing thought, peddled by everything from the Daily Mail to the neo-Nazi Daily Stormer.
|
|
Juche is North Korea's homegrown ideology of self-reliance that is a mix of Marxism and extreme nationalism preached by state founder Kim Il Sung, the current leader's grandfather.
|
|
Bolshevism — and Marxism in general — had a remarkably flat conception of human nature: A revolution in property relations was the only necessary condition for a revolution in human hearts.
|
|
But while Mr. Philby's 54 years of service to the K.G.B. were largely driven by an ideological commitment to Marxism, the spy has been rebranded as a Russian patriot.
|
|
Hitler owed much of his rise to the support of conservative elites who feared a Bolshevik revolution on German soil and who believed that he alone could defeat Marxism.
|
|
And though today's critics of "cultural Marxism" purport to be very learned, they proceed seemingly unaware of the heavy baggage involved in alleging that conspiracies have ruined the land.
|
|
At the extreme, evolutionary psychology reduces people to biological drives, capitalism reduces people to economic self-interest, modern Marxism to their class position and multiculturalism to their racial one.
|
|
Nor would they have succeeded if the party faithful hadn't forgotten, or never learned, why the warmed-over Marxism or dumbed-down nationalism each championed was so thoroughly discredited.
|
|
" As President Jair Bolsonaro campaigned for his office in 2018, he warned that Brazil desperately needed sweeping cultural changes to excise an era of what he called "cultural Marxism.
|
|
The movement, whose green-shirted followers championed "Christian values" and were staunchly opposed to liberalism and Marxism, was suppressed when President Getúlio Vargas assumed full dictatorial powers in 1937.
|
|
One senses a mind constantly whirring with energy: he'll jump, in the space of a few lines, from Zen and Fluxus to Hegel and Marxism to McLuhan and TV circuitry.
|
|
For a Rip van Winkle who had fallen asleep during the cold war, it might be surprising to hear an American calling on Russia to save his country from Marxism.
|
|
Sole attendee at rally Across the bay in Berkeley, officials have been preparing for the "No to Marxism in America" at the Martin Luther King Jr. Civic Center Park Sunday.
|
|
There, he went from obsessively playing video games like World of Warcraft to scrolling through extremist sites that fulminated against women, Marxism and Islam, a correlation that Greengrass wisely avoids.
|
|
Shit Is Fucked Up and Bullshit is a collection of Harris's writing from the past decade, covering an eclectic range of topics, from Marxism to television to sex with robots.
|
|
Instead, like Parker and Stone if they'd done a grad seminar in Post-Marxism before making South Park, ZA/UM spends its energy swinging fists at every target it can.
|
|
Dos Santos, Africa's longest-ruling president behind Equatorial Guinea's Teodoro Obiang Nguema, steps down after guiding the OPEC-member from Marxism to capitalism while embracing Chinese oil-for-infrastructure investment.
|
|
The revolution was born out of the lethal mix of despair and destruction brought about by World War I and the witches' brew of Leninist totalitarian ideology rooted in Marxism.
|
|
As the United States under Trump retreats to Fortress America, China under Xi Jinping retreats behind that version of Marxism which brooks no competitor on the political or ideological levels.
|
|
Marxism, he believes, is rooted fundamentally in the hatred of people who succeed in a capitalist economy — and thus will always result in violence when one attempts to implement it.
|
|
Likewise, positing as the principal organ through which cultural Marxism propagates itself in pop culture, that the Frankfurt School so explicitly denounced, would strike them as the saltiest of ironies.
|
|
In the 1970s, a Marxist scholar from Belgium was invited to a conference in the US but denied a visa to attend because he'd be endorsing Marxism while he was there.
|
|
Liberation theologians like Peru's Gustavo Guttiérez and Brazil's Leonardo Boff drew openly on Marxism to develop a harsh critique of their continent's power structures, tracing them back to the colonial conquest.
|
|
BEIJING (Reuters) - China's ruling Communist Party has begun a year-long campaign to reassert the importance of Marxism and ensure members' ideological "consistency" to root out bad behavior, state media reported.
|
|
Unlike the Soviet days, however, Moscow can no longer rely on the wave of local Marxism and pan-Africanism that fueled local support behind its Africa policy nearly 40 years ago.
|
|
This reading sees Bolshevism not as a strand of European socialist internationalism, but as a top-down perversion of Marxism that would lead inexorably to a "coup" and to Stalinist totalitarianism.
|
|
Eager that we distinguish between the individual and the ideology, Jones calls his subject "Karl," a whimsical device that rescues him from "Marxism" (a term that Jones wraps in scare quotes).
|
|
Far-right President Jair Bolsonaro, facing protests this week after announcing education spending freezes, has also said he would battle "cultural Marxism" and has reduced the remit of Brazil's culture ministry.
|
|
Inside, there are exhibitions about China's "century of national humiliation" at the hands of foreign powers, the spread of Marxism in China and Mao's founding of the People's Republic in 1949.
|
|
Dos Santos, Africa's longest-ruling president behind Equatorial Guinea's Teodoro Obiang Nguema, will step down after guiding the OPEC-member from Marxism to capitalism while embracing Chinese oil-for-infrastructure investment.
|
|
In the era of the Chinese republic, a book advocating Marxism or Communism would be censored, but the 1949 Communist Revolution reversed that book's status just as a dynastic change did.
|
|
The Urumqi Communist Party leaders also said they would require government officials and party members to firmly believe in Marxism-Leninism, and not religion, and to speak standard Mandarin Chinese in public.
|
|
At a far-right "No to Marxism in America" rally in Berkeley this past weekend, reports of vicious fights between antifa and allegedly peaceful Trump supporters dominated the discussion around the protest.
|
|
The amended constitution should fully represent the latest "sinicisation" of Marxism, new governance concepts and "the fresh experiences in adhering to, and strengthening, Party leadership, and in strict Party governance", Xinhua said.
|
|
Her preface is a diatribe against the poverty of intellectual debate in America, and anyone wedded unquestioningly to a creed—whether Marxism, capitalism, Freudianism or Christianity—will read this book with discomfort.
|
|
China's leader, Xi Jinping, ordered a crackdown after he took over in 2012, toughening up censorship of social media, arresting hundreds of dissidents and replacing liberal debate in universities with extra Marxism.
|
|
Moreover, when I went to college, almost every political science department featured a course on Marxism or socialism, often using a text edited by my own teacher, the late Robert C. Tucker.
|
|
In a lengthy May 4 speech in Beijing's cavernous Great Hall of the People, Xi declared the infallibility of Marxism while pledging to adapt it to the Chinese reality, receiving thundering applauses.
|
|
The apparent contradiction between party rhetoric and appearance has prompted many analysts to suggest the party is no longer really motivated by Marxism but puts practical and economic concerns above all else.
|
|
Lenin's originality as a tactical thinker came less from his revision of Marxism than from his belief that Marxist thought could not be mechanically applied to every situation in the same way.
|
|
"The Chinese leader Mao Zedong, who cited Marxism as the model for his country, described 'the ruthless economic exploitation and political oppression of the peasants by the landlord class,' " the report states.
|
|
Marxism-Leninism, Communists proclaimed, was a science, whose practical application by centralized and disciplined revolutionary parties in Europe, the Americas and elsewhere, held the key to unifying the workers of the world.
|
|
It's somewhat like the difference between discussing the effects of Marxism-Leninism in an undergraduate seminar at Reed College, circa 2018 — and experiencing them at closer range in West Berlin, circa 1961.
|
|
Political correctness (as shorthand for "cultural Marxism") is politically incorrect under liberalism because it asks that we think of ourselves as members of a class before we think of ourselves as individuals.
|
|
Ms. dos Santos's father, José Eduardo dos Santos, was a former revolutionary trained in Soviet Azerbaijan, but as he became Angola's longest-ruling president, he shed his Marxism and amassed great wealth.
|
|
In the ensuing years of self-recrimination, his Marxism died, though, like Chambers, he felt that his life might be at risk if he declared his defection too openly or too soon.
|
|
In January, the Party's top body proposed also adding "Xi Jinping Thought" to the document, enshrining it alongside Marxism-Leninism and Mao Zedong Thought as a key guiding principle of the country.
|
|
Filmmakers there have warned about tough times ahead for the Brazilian movie industry, after far-right President Jair Bolsonaro said he would battle "cultural Marxism" and reduced the remit of Brazil's culture ministry.
|
|
Hundreds of thousands of people starved during the Ethiopian famine of 1984, even as the country's military regime taxed aid and spent the proceeds on a grand celebration of the success of Marxism.
|
|
One of its leaders, Job Amupanda, a bearded 29-year-old university lecturer, espouses "Fanonian Marxism with Namibian characteristics", admires Julius Malema's Economic Freedom Fighters in South Africa and Robert Mugabe in Zimbabwe.
|
|
To me, it's important because I'm making a film about sexualized radicalism; you have to put your Marxism or your feminism where your mouth is and not shy away from the lesbian sex.
|
|
As for Marxism, Kristol's unnamed friend seems to know some jargon from Hegel ("the dialectic" and "synthesis") and Lenin ("infantile disorder") but no real sense of how a materialist reading of history works.
|
|
For whatever reason, the Philadelphia Flyers mascot transcended beyond the hockey world and found a place in the hearts of internet users everywhere, with his oft-changing belly button and half-secret Marxism.
|
|
By the mid-19603s, younger intellectuals and radicals had soured on the Trotsky-inspired, materially focused Marxism of the 1930s; they yearned for writing that dealt with gender, sexuality, race, and youth culture.
|
|
He was a prolific critic, influenced by Marxism and a deep, even radical sense of humanism, and has been a staple in art and cultural studies classrooms on several continents since the 1970s.
|
|
The founders of the Black Panther Party -- best remembered for their berets, leather jackets and guns -- were inspired by socialism and Marxism as much as they were by the right to carry weapons.
|
|
Some embraced Marxism and helped to found China's Communist Party in 1921, and May 4 has entered the party's iconography, celebrated on the Monument to the People's Heroes that stands on Tiananmen Square.
|
|
"No idea or theory in the history of human thought has produced a broader or deeper impact than Marxism," Mr. Xi said to thousands of officials in the Great Hall of the People.
|
|
The reason, he said in an interview in March, was that after witnessing countless executions of Chinese by Communist forces, he realized that their true ideology was not Marxism but rule by fear.
|
|
It's an odd blend of a kind of racial purity ideology promulgated by the Japanese empire, pre-modern Korean monarchism, and Marxism — cobbled together to justify the Kim family's control and extreme policies.
|
|
We need a TV series on Marxism (and its evolution through Leninism, Stalinism, Maoism, Castroism, etc.) so that Americans can come to grips with the horrors of centralized government and the cost of tyranny.
|
|
Unlike many of his peers, he rejected Marxism early (put off by the horrors of Stalin's 1930s show trials—as well as the inadequacies of the labour theory of value), but socialism rather late.
|
|
It eventually led to the monstrosity of Marxism-Leninism, with its pretensions to infallibility ("scientific socialism"), its delight in obfuscation ("dialectical materialism") and its cult of personality (those giant statues of Marx and Lenin).
|
|
He attended the first congress of the Italian Communist Party and was influenced by its founder, Antonio Gramsci, whose thought was a bridge between liberalism and Marxism and who stressed the importance of culture.
|
|
He wanted us to consider historical categories—not the idea of history reduced by Marxism to economic phases, but something deeper and more complex, more sustaining; the feeling that mankind is memory, historical memory.
|
|
The Chinese government's Marxism push comes at a time when they are trying to simultaneously portray themselves as the defenders of capitalism, including in several high-profile speeches by Xi at international economic forums.
|
|
The title essay concerns the central question facing Marxism today: Who will lead the revolution, now that most of the world's poor exist in informal economies, outside the reach of working-class organizing structures?
|
|
Significantly, his closest advisers included no Communist politicians of the old guard but many academics influenced by Marxism as well as various former politicians of the old P.R.I. of the '70s, '80s and '90s.
|
|
A number of the conspiracy theorists tracing the origins of "cultural Marxism" assign outsize significance to the Frankfurt School, an interwar German — and mostly Jewish — intellectual collective of left-wing social theorists and philosophers.
|
|
Both insisted on cults of personality and made themselves into high priests of warped versions of 19303th-century social theories (Stalin's Marxism, Hitler's toxic combination of social Darwinism and the zanier ideas of Nietzsche).
|
|
Soviet Marxism-Leninism was dedicated to the idea that an economy could be planned, and Russian industrialisation of a basically agrarian state seemed to many socialists in the West to bear the idea out.
|
|
"Not only has fascism traditionally opposed Marxism, rather than simple opposition to Communism in the spirit of many traditional conservative ideologies, but anti-Marxist principles are at the core of its ideology," he writes.
|
|
In 1973 Siegelaub moved to Bagnolet, France, establishing both the imprint International General and the International Mass Media Research Center, a library focusing on Marxism and communication studies that operated out of his home.
|
|
The ultimate goal of cultural Marxism, we're led to believe, is to slowly and stealthily dilute and subvert white, Christian Western culture, thereby opening sovereign nations to rule by a one-world corporate government.
|
|
One of the principal delivery systems of cultural Marxism and the subversion of these wholesome Western norms—such that women can be more than housewives and nonwhites are allowed to vote—is popular culture.
|
|
What the NFL is doing is using American fans to become billionaires and abusing them every single Sunday sharing this ideology of Marxism socialism, and they&aposre going to discard them for international foreign fans.
|
|
Throughout the 1980s, support of Nicaragua's Soviet-aligned Sandinista regime was the darling of leftist Americans, left-wing American politicians and those around the world who sought to harmonize Christianity and Marxism through liberation theology.
|
|
If his domestic policies were a manifestation of Xi Jinping Thought, experts argue, then his brand of 21st century Marxism -- which some consider is closer to authoritarian capitalism -- would undoubtedly trigger alarm in the West.
|
|
Thae is the highest-ranking official to have fled North Korea for the South since the 1997 defection of Hwang Jong Yop, the brains behind North Korea's governing ideology, which combines Marxism with extreme nationalism.
|
|
However, defining its vision of itself is an important existential task for a country where modern statehood is still novel and which has only recently emerged from policy goals based on Soviet-era Marxism-Leninism.
|
|
But it's also a situation that can be redressed without reinventing the wheel or embracing the wilder strains of nationalism and neo-Marxism that are growing in popularity in the face of mainstream political complacency.
|
|
Mr. Hare, 26, of Harrisburg, Pa., was filmed in early October punching leftist protesters at a "Resist Marxism" rally outside the statehouse in Providence, R.I., and traveled to another far-right rally in Portland, Ore.
|
|
For example: The Chinese leader Mao Zedong, who cited Marxism as the model for his country, described "the ruthless economic exploitation and political oppression of the peasants by the landlord class" (Cotterell 2011, chap. 6).
|
|
Call it a vestige from Marxism or maybe Christianity, but there was a sense that the current fallen order was fragile and that a more just mode of living was out there to be imagined.
|
|
In his autobiography Righteous Indignation, Breitbart describes the discovery of cultural Marxism as his "awakening"—redolent of the "red pill" that all conspiracy cranks feel when the vast, anxiety-inducing complexity of the universe becomes pacified in the paranoiac, pattern-seeking mind, reduced to the imaginary order of some joined-up plot (the irony of "red pill," of course, being that it's taken from The Matrix, whose makers, the Wachowski Brothers, are now the Wachowski sisters—trans politics being another plank of cultural Marxism).
|
|
It's no surprise, then, that some incels have called for a version of "sexual Marxism," or a system in which every person is somehow matched with a partner of a similar level of wealth and attractiveness.
|
|
He once wrote an article called "Trump in the West," in which he applauded the US leader for saving Western, Christian societies from radical Islam and global cultural Marxism — a phrase frequently associated with anti-Semitism.
|
|
During the cold war the Soviet Union inculcated post-colonial leaders in Marxism-Leninism and backed liberation movements in countries such as Angola, Mozambique and Guinea-Bissau, often as part of proxy wars with the West.
|
|
MOSCOW (Reuters) - Vladimir Putin has created a new directorate inside the Russian army to promote patriotism, evoking memories of a Soviet practice that once saw soldiers taught the precepts of Marxism and Leninism by political commissars.
|
|
REUTERS TV Vladimir Putin has created a new directorate inside the Russian army to promote patriotism, evoking memories of a Soviet practice that once saw soldiers taught the precepts of Marxism and Leninism by political commissars.
|
|
Rallies are also planned in the Bay Area later this month, with another "free speech rally" scheduled for August 26 in San Francisco and a "No to Marxism" event planned in nearby Berkeley the next day.
|
|
The education minister then restricted the use of foreign textbooks (Chinese microbloggers were quick to point out a problem with the party's efforts to combat "Western values" on campuses—Marxism-Leninism being a Western import, too).
|
|
Douthat's piece is written like it's by that one student in your ethics class who always tried to make Marxism about his parents' divorce, but the columnist does eventually sniff his way around to a thesis.
|
|
Then came the beginning of the black community's 2628/28503 and Pearl Harbor — socialist ideologies that not only allowed the black family and personal responsibility to deteriorate but encouraged and accelerated the process. Socialism. Marxism. Atheism.
|
|
This unifying curriculum depends, much like the nation's reenactment culture, on a presumed norm of whiteness—more specifically a type of conservative, capitalistic whiteness, against which non-white narratives and Marxism are seen as inherently provocative.
|
|
This was the role anarchism played in the life of Leon Czolgosz (who assassinated President William McKinley in 1901) and Marxism in the life of Lee Harvey Oswald (who killed President John F. Kennedy in 1963).
|
|
There's no surprise that a president who "gushed" over the cultural Marxism memo had to be dragged kicking and screaming into saying "racism is evil," since on some level he probably doesn't think racism even exists.
|
|
He is the highest-ranking official to have fled North Korea for the South since the 1997 defection of Hwang Jang Yop, the brains behind North Korea's governing ideology, "Juche", which combines Marxism with extreme nationalism.
|
|
"I was a Marxist with all the love, all the passion and all the despair one can expect from a bourgeois who chooses Marxism," he said in a 21990 interview with the magazine Cahiers du Cinéma.
|
|
Super Happy Fun America's vice president, Mark Sahady, is an organizer for Resist Marxism, a group founded by a man named Kyle Chapman who's notorious for physically attacking left-wing activists, according to the Daily Beast.
|
|
"Equal rights to marriage in Cuba should be a presidential decree, not a referendum that exonerates the state from responsibility and opens the door to conservative homophobia," said Harold Cardenas, a professor of Marxism and blogger.
|
|
The detentions appear to be the latest action by the authorities against a small but growing movement driven by students and graduates of some top universities who have said they are motivated by the principles of Marxism.
|
|
SÃO PAULO, Brazil — Brazil's incoming president on Wednesday announced his pick for foreign minister, a die-hard Trump supporter who has lauded the US president for protecting the West from "globalist cultural Marxism" on his personal blog.
|
|
Both argued that Marxism and fascism had common roots: the belief in a collective destiny; the conviction that the economy should be marshalled to a common goal and that a self-selected elite should give the orders.
|
|
Derek Robinson was indeed as red as red could be, taking a self-study Marxism course as an apprentice toolmaker in his teens, joining the Communist Party in 1951, and standing four times as a parliamentary candidate.
|
|
A image of pop idol Nick Jonas, defaced by chewing gum, with the work's title "Marxism and Art: Beware Fascist Broism" painted on top could be seen as a direct and delicious retort to Ruby's macho posturing.
|
|
San Francisco (CNN)A controversial rally in San Francisco scheduled for Saturday has been replaced with a news conference, while in nearby Berkeley the organizer of an anti-Marxism rally has requested that no one attend Sunday.
|
|
But the "cultural Marxism" myth persists because it's convenient for the right, allowing them to pretend that bigotry is not a real problem but rather an ideology created by sinister thinkers, who, as it happens, were Jewish.
|
|
While there's little doubt that Marxism has played an important role in the recent history of East Asia, two of the three catalogue essays for the Taiwan Pavilion seem to overstate the case relative to Hsieh's position.
|
|
This was emblematic of a resurgence of Communism in Mexico, not stemming from parties and unions but from artistic, academic and literary circles, where Marxism had begun to gain renewed vigor thanks to Jean-Paul Sartre's writings.
|
|
Thatcherism, which emerged as a series of improvised responses to Britain's economic crisis in the 1970s, mutated into a revolutionary ideology — one that gave as much priority to "market forces" as Marxism once gave to class struggle.
|
|
Each one told a tale of coming of age in a world riven with crisis, finding meaning in Marxism, identity in the Party, and inspiration in the Soviet Union, gradually growing disillusioned, and finally breaking with Communism.
|
|
The argument also betrays a misunderstanding of the relationship between identity politics and Marxism, as well as an underestimation of the degree to which right-wing anti-liberalism has become a part of the modern Republican Party.
|
|
It has been rolled out everywhere from the Daily Mail (whose editor accuses the BBC of cultural Marxism) to the neo-Nazi Daily Stormer, from Milo fans to meninists, becoming a staple of permanently livid YouTube ranters.
|
|
Kirk claimed that the riots were "because of radical leftist fuel taxes" and that it was a "middle class rebellion against cultural Marxism": There are riots in socialist France because of radical leftist fuel taxesMedia barely mentioning thisAmerica is booming, Europe is burning They want to cover up the middle class rebellion against cultural Marxism"We want Trump" being chanted through the streets of Paris As Vox's Williams and Ward point out, the fuel tax is far from a "radical leftist" one, as Macron isn't using the tax to support or expand social welfare.
|
|