Marx
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- proper noun
- /mɑrks/
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Karl Marx
- In his writings, Marx critiqued the effects of capitalism on society.
- Karl Marx
- Marx and Engels
- Marx's ideas
The the concept of class is older than Marx, much older.
- The the concept of class is older than Marx, much older.
- Again we have Marx's notion of surplus value.
- But on the Karl Marx to Michael Malice spectrum.
- So although we we think of, well, that's Marx's work, that's Marx and Engels together.
- I studied Marx, Lenin, Stalin and those guys.
- Give it the special role in in Marx's worldview.
- Cities are always as I because I quoted Marx last class.
- So when did when did Marx's interest in violence disappear from the discourse?
- Now, Marx also called for freedom.
- All of the intense rhetoric of Marx and Engels said three things about cities.
- I find my poor dad broke even with a PhD, exactly as Marx predicted the intellectuals would go.
- It's not a direct translation, but it occurs in Karl Marx.
- And part of the problem, I think is our inheritance from Marx.
- He, he, he was very, very well versed in Lenin and Marx.
Examples
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In Turkey, people were arrested for having books by Marx and Engels.
Fiction book (2002) -
Of course, this is invoking Marx and the Communist Manifesto.
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But for Marx it was a new world.
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But now Karl Marx was right about one thing.
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The opium of the people, Marx said.
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Again we have Marx's notion of surplus value.
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Named after Karl Marx... ...socialist, some would say the father of modern communism.
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Woolf frequently makes use of passages from Marx in her account of the ideal society.
Academic text (1990) -
I remembered a phrase from Marx which I'd read in the newspaper: the proletarian society.
Fiction book (1995) -
And it is this kind of loving critique of Marx's critique of capitalism.
Synonyms
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German thinker who founded modern communism and wrote the Communist Manifesto
Compounds
Surface Forms
Etymology
Marx is a family name that originally came from the personal name Mark, from Latin Marcus and connected to the god Mars, meaning 'warlike'. So Marx began as a way to say 'son of Mark', and today it is best known as the surname of Karl Marx, the political thinker.