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Revision as of 16:32, 23 August 2006
This article lists notable public figures who identified themselves as Marxists but were also notable other than as political leaders or theoreticians.
Philosophers and Sociologists
- Theodor Adorno, German sociologist and musicologist of the Frankfurt School
- Louis Althusser, French Structuralist Marxist
- Étienne Balibar, French Structuralist Marxist
- Cornelius Castoriadis, Turkish/Greek/French co-founder of Socialisme ou Barbarie.
- Christopher Caudwell, English philosopher and writer
- Terry Eagleton, British philosopher and literary critic
- Frank Furedi, British sociologist of the Revolutionary Communist Party.
- Erich Fromm, German-American Freudian Marxist
- Herbert Marcuse, German-born philosopher and sociologist of the Frankfurt School
- Jean-Paul Sartre, French philosopher and writer
Historians
- Isaac Deutscher, British biographer of Trotsky and Stalin
- Christopher Hill, British - 17th century England
- Rodney Hilton, British - late medieval England and France
- Eric Hobsbawm, British - 19th/20th British and International History
- T. A. Jackson, British - Ireland
- C. L. R. James, Trinidadian
- Henri Lefebvre, French
- E. P. Thompson, British - 18th Century England
- Michael Parenti, American historian and political scientist
Economists
- Paul Baran, US economist, founder with Paul Sweezy of The Monthly Review
- Ernest Mandel, Trotskyist theorist of "Late Capitalism"
- Paul Mattick US. Also council communist theoretician.
- Evygeny Preobrazhensky, Soviet left-wing economist
- Paul Sweezy US economist, founder with Paul Baran of The Monthly Review
- Shigeto Tsuru Japanese economist
Writers, artists and entertainers
- Bertolt Brecht, German dramatist
- Albert Camus, French novelist
- Charlie Chaplin, British-born actor, writer and director
- Guy Debord, French writer and director and founding member of the Situationist International
- Maxim Gorky, Russian writer
- Herman Gorter, Dutch poet and council communist
- Trevor Griffiths, British dramatist
- William Morris, British poet, novelist, artist and designer
- Robert Tressell, British novelist
- Corin Redgrave, British actor
- Vanessa Redgrave, British actor
Activists and journalists
- Angela Davis, US civil rights activist
- Paul Foot, British investigative reporter
- John Reed, US journalist and author of Ten Days that Shook the World
- Daniel Singer, French journalist and luxemburgist writer
- John Pilger, Anglo-Australian journalist and filmaker.
- José Carlos Mariátegui, Peruvian journalist, political philosopher, and activist.
- Derek Wall, Green Party of England and Wales former principal speaker, academic, political economy lecturer, and writer on Eco-socialism and the relationship between Marxism and ecology.
Architects
- Erno Goldfinger, Anglo-Hungarian architect whose works include Trellick Tower and Willow Road
- Berthold Lubetkin, Anglo-Russian architect whose works include [[[Highpoint I|Highpoint]] buildings, London Zoo and the masterplan for Peterlee New Town.
- [[William Morris], English founder of the Arts & Crafts movement
- Oscar Niemeyer, Brazillian architect whose works include the principal buildings and masterplan of Brazillia.
See also
- For Communist politicians and party-builders see list of communists
- For theoreticians see List of contributors to Marxist theory