Examples of using Materialist in English and their translations into Norwegian
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The materialist method employed by Marx is to ascend from the most abstract forms to the concrete.
This postulate, the most important conclusion drawn from the materialist interpretation of history, immediately became an issue in the class struggle.
The discovery of this social process lay at the heart of the development of the materialist conception of history.
The materialist who denies karma
We call our dialectic materialist since its roots are neither in heaven
This tradition is materialist, profoundly hostile to all forms of philosophical irrationalism,
In the world of political struggle, the application of Marx's materialist outlook required that revolutionary policy be based,
The struggle against materialist dialectics on the contrary expresses a distant past,
Highly-qualified teachers were to educate young people on the basis of Marxist-Leninist ideology and materialist worldview.
The theory of objection denial(the law of three objections)- this is one of the foundations of materialist dialectics.
Near the end of his long revolutionary career, Trotsky offered the following explanation of Marx's materialist outlook.
Comte became the popular founder of this kind of“materialist dictatorship,” with the doctrine of positivism, which hoped to replace Christianity with science.
the West's'freedom' to enjoy its present materialist lifestyle without regard for others.
contributors of Pod Znamenem Marksizma should be a kind of“Society of Materialist Friends of Hegelian Dialectics”.
dialectic, and materialist method.
he consistently applies materialist dialectics, the theory of development,
What they actually mean is that the materialist conception of history,
Iacocca wrote that his father's shaky business ventures during the Great Depression of the 1930s“turned me into a materialist.”.
But such an analysis could not be a return to the materialist philosophy developed by the French philosophes of the 18th century Enlightenment,
opposing their idealism to the materialist realism associated with Courbet and Impressionism.