Marristn.adj.

1950 Archivum Linguisticum 2 111 Indo-European linguistics is mainly ‘comparative’ and ‘ethnic’ (the Marrist would say ‘racial’).

1963 U. Weinreich in Current Trends in Linguistics 1 64 (note) The aggressive ‘Jazykfront’ movement..struggled with the Marrists for the title of true Marxian fundamentalism until it was purged in the 1930's.

1965 M. Heppell tr. M. Ivić Trends in Linguistics 105 Although the Marrists for the most part kept silent as regards Marr's strange ideas about the ‘four elements’.., they conceded that his explanation of the stadial transformation of language should be thoroughly revised.

1950 Archivum Linguisticum 2 8 Her [sc. R. Šor's] articles are perhaps the first reasoned statement of the Marxist standpoint that is not at the same time Marrist.

1960 E. R. Goodman in J. A. Fishman Readings Sociol. of Lang. (1968) 733 One should add that the idea of ‘hybridization’ or fusion of languages, which Stalin continued to use, was Marrist in origin.

1965 H. Kučera in Language 41 125 The reader will find many brief references to the Marrist controversy of 1950.

1991 Current Anthropol. 32 481/2 Most scholars were not certain what to do under the new conditions and thus adhered by default to the Marrist minimalist platform.