Примери за използване на Marx would на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Marx would have loved it.
Groucho Marx would ask.
Marx would have predicted just such an outcome.
Ryan, there's a point when even Karl Marx would slap you.
Or what Marx would say about Batman?
Marx would have predicted just such an outcome.
I wonder what Karl Marx would have made of Min and her sisters.
Marx would have laughed long and hard at those who seem surprised, or upset, by the“democratic deficit”.
Despite the depth of our current predicament, Marx would have no illusions that economic catastrophe would itself bring about change.
Marx would tell you that, without the development of popular forces through radical new movements and parties, the socialization of finance will fall on infertile ground.
Had it not been for Engels' constant and selfless financial aid, Marx would not only have been unable to complete Capital but would have inevitably have been crushed by want.
Marx would view this proposal as a perfect case of thinking inside the box, because it explicitly endorses(even while limiting) the very thing that is now popularly identified as the problem.
Had it not been for Engels' constant and selfless financial aid, Marx would not only have been unable to complete Capital but would have inevitably have been crushed by want.
Marx would be no less derisive toward those who think that bank nationalizations- such as those that took place in Sweden and Japan during their financial crises in the 1990s- would amount to real change.
I have contented myself with reproducing these manuscripts as literally as possible,changing the style only in places where Marx would have changed it himself and interpolating explanatory sentences or connecting statements only where this was absolutely necessary, and where, besides, the meaning was clear beyond any doubt.
Marx would insist that, to find solutions to global problems such as climate change, we need to break with the logic of capitalist markets rather than use state institutions to reinforce them.
I have been content to interpret these manuscripts as literally as possible,changing the style only in places where Marx would have changed it himself and interpolating explanatory sentences or connecting statements only where this was indispensable, and where the meaning was so clear that there could be no doubt of the correctness of my interpretation.
What Marx would have thought of a system such as Soviet communism he expressed very clearly in a statement of what he called“crude communism,” and which referred to certain communist ideas and practices of his time.
Even Karl Marx would find that boneheaded.
Karl Marx would have been delighted.
If he were observing the current downturn, Marx would certainly relish pointing out how flaws inherent in capitalism led to the current crisis.
Karl Marx would be turning in his grave.
And both men rankled over what literary critic Leo Marx would in 1964 call‘The Machine in the Garden'- the banishment of the pastoral idyll by the intrusion of technology-driven consumerism.
Karl Marx would have the last laugh!
Karl Marx would surely turn in his grave.
Probably Marx would have shrunk from uttering such nonsense.
Bourgeois Marx would be fully able to prove the exact opposite by the same strict method.
If he were alive today, Marx would not look to pinpoint exactly when or how the current crisis would end.
Is it indeed certain that Marx would have published that chapter on the average rate of profit, in which the solution, promised for so many years, is reduced to the most dismal mystification, to the most vulgar playing with phrases?
Would Marx understand that?