Pembacaan Social Identity Theory terhadap 1 Korintus 8 untuk Memahami Isu Makanan yang Dipersembahkan kepada Berhala by Christo Antusias Davarto Siahaan, Liu Wisda

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PERTENTANGAN DAN KESADARAN KELAS DALAM NOVEL BUMI MANUSIA KARYA PRAMOEDYA ANANTA TOER (PENDEKATAN TEORI MARXIS) by Risnawati Risnawati, Anshari Anshari, Aslan Abidin

“…The purpose of this study was to: (1) Describe the picture of class conflict in the novel Earth of Mankind by Pramoedya Ananta Toer. (2) Describe the class consciousness of the Earth Novel Human Pramoedya Ananta Toer. …”
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Unions in Digital Labour Studies: A Review of Information Society and Marxist Autonomist Approaches by Tai Neilson

“…Information society theorists argue that capitalist class conflict has been transcended, perceiving unions as an obstacle to flexibility and entrepreneurship. …”
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Revolucionarni teror u Novovaroškom, Prijepoljskom i Pljevaljskom srezu oktobar 1941-maj 1942 by Milutin Živković

“…In the course of the said periods, class conflict was directed towards three target groups. …”
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‘Hairy ape! So dat’s me, huh?’ La figure simienne comme construction sociale dans The Hairy Ape de Eugene O’Neill by Gwenola Le Bastard

“…The author tackles the Simian figure from an aesthetic and social perspective in order to show how the process of man’s “becoming-animal” finds itself entangled in a class conflict. While continuously challenging the frontier between man and beast, O’Neill questions notions of identity and belonging.…”
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ETHICS OF POOR PEOPLE IN CHRISTIAN REALISM by Vitalii Brynov

“…It is noted that the proletarians think about social relations from the position of class conflict. It is described that the idealistic path to equality is the Marxist idea of worldwide revolution and the annihilation of class structure. …”
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Cannibalism City by Yafei Li

“…The essence of Cannibalism in this city lies beyond this pandemic, composed of even more complicated social issues, including egotism, racial discrimination, class conflict, political disputes, etc.…”
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Commentary: Mid-20th Century Development of Brazilian Archaeology (1964–1985) by David L. Browman

“…Meggers, and Pedro Paulo de Abreu Funari, entitled ‘On Collaboration, Class Conflict, and Archaeology in Brazil’ (Vol. 7, No. 3, pp. 223–237, 2003).…”
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Why No Religious Politics? The Secularization of Poor Relief and Primary Education in Denmark and Sweden by Lindvall, J, Kaspersen, L

“…But in Denmark and Sweden, religious differences have not been translated into political competition. Instead, class conflict has dominated. This article attempts to explain why. …”

TEORI SASTRA MARXIS DAN APLIKASINYA PADA PENELITIAN KARYA SASTRA ARAB MODERN by Fadlil Munawwar Manshur

“…By reviewing the works of Arabic literature from the perspective of Marxist literary theory in mind that the works of modern Arabic literature is the representation of violent social class conflict within the Arab society, so the use of this theory can further the work of Arabic literature presents a more meaningful, authentic, and can avoid the marginalization of the Arab literary works of construction of cultural and ideological society.…”
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Peran Negara Dalam Distribusi Kekayaan (Perspektif Ekonomi Islam) by Kuni Zakiyah

“…This objective cannot be achieved if there are inequality and injustice in the distribution of wealth among society, the gap between the rich and the poor is still widening and there is class conflict/class struggle in society. In order to realize a fair distribution of wealth, fair and equitable, enforceable by means of the mechanisms of economic and non-economic mechanisms. …”
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Understanding obscenity and offensive humour: What's funny? by Rohit Revi

“…The function of obscenity in delivering offence is explained through the subversive ability of the obscene in the context of class conflict, anthropomorphisation of obscene words and images and the strengthening of illocutionary acts. …”
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Strikes as forest fires: Chicago and Paris in the late nineteenth century by Biggs, M

“…This kind of analysis is applied to outbreaks of class conflict in Chicago from 1881 to 1886. Events are defined as individual strikes or miniature strike waves; size is measured by the number of establishments or workers involved. …”

Analisis terhadap Dua Puisi Penyair Amerika Claude McKay: Penelusuran SelukBeluk Kekuasaan Ras by Gindho Rizano

“…The main findings of this article are: 1) that racism and violence that it entails are rooted in class conflict and 2) that McKay’s poems can be seen as a counter-hegemony of the ethnocentricity of white culture. …”
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Understanding obscenity and offensive humour: What's funny? by Rohit Revi

“…The function of obscenity in delivering offence is explained through the subversive ability of the obscene in the context of class conflict, anthropomorphisation of obscene words and images and the strengthening of illocutionary acts. …”
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Agricultura Familiar Camponesa e Cooperativismo no Maranhão by Jhonny Santos Da Silva

“…Finally, we conclude that is a class conflict that presents itself on other fronts that not only agricultural, but the productive as well.…”
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A QUESTÃO AGRÁRIA E A FORMAÇÃO DO EDUCADOR DO CAMPO NO SÉCULO XXI: as contribuições da Pedagogia da Terra by Nair Casagrande

“…After this, we displayed the experience of the course of 'Pedagogia da Terra', developed from the claims of the workers in confrontation with class-conflict, where we present the research's results. …”
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Nazionalismo etnico-culturale e nazionalismo religioso by Arianna Montanari

“…Such as nationalism had been an answer in terms of social cohesion respect to class conflict, the religious nationalism may appear as a cohesive force in front of loss of traditional national identity, reassembling and redrawing boundaries and territories.…”
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KANIKOSEN (KOBAYASHI TAKIJI) “BACAAN LIAR” TAHUN 1920-AN DALAM RENTANG SEJARAH JEPANG by Muhammad Reza Rustam

“…The form of “wildness” obtained by author is a social class conflict in literary texts such as in the Kanikosen   story. …”
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La construcción de subjetividades fragmenta-rias de clase. Un ejemplo by Mora Malo, Enrico

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