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The 39 pages that link to Annales school, each with the reason it gives.

• Historical revisionismRelated: It broadened revision beyond political narratives toward everyday life and underlying structures.

• Historical methodRelated: It broadened historical evidence and timescales beyond political events.

• HistoriographyBroader topic: It broadened historical inquiry beyond political events and prominent individuals.

• World-systems theoryRelated: Its attention to large-scale structures and long durations influenced Wallerstein’s approach.

• Social historyRelated: Its broad social questions helped establish influential alternatives to event-centered history.

• Marxist historiographyCompared with: Its structural interests overlap with Marxism, but its methods do not center class struggle in the same way.

• Intellectual historyRelated: Its challenge to event-centered history broadened the contexts used to explain ideas.

• MicrohistoryRelated: Its structural and long-duration histories formed an influential backdrop for microhistory’s tighter scale.

• Leopold von RankeCompared with: The Annales historians redirected attention from the political narratives prominent in Ranke’s tradition.

• Fernand BraudelNarrower topic: Braudel developed his approach within this movement and helped make it internationally influential.

• Marc BlochRelated: Bloch co-founded the movement and helped define its approach to historical evidence.

• Lucien FebvreNarrower topic: Febvre co-founded the movement that became the institutional home for his approach.

• PossibilismRelated: Its historians explored how geographic settings condition, but do not dictate, historical life.

• Cultural historyRelated: Its broad social history helped create space for studying mentalities and everyday culture.

• Political historyRelated: Its challenge to event-centered history broadened the timescales and contexts of political explanation.

• Global historyRelated: Its attention to broad structures helped make large-scale historical analysis credible.

• Historical anthropologyRelated: Its structural and long-term perspectives helped historians ask questions familiar to anthropology.

• HistoryRelated: It expanded historical inquiry beyond political events and prominent individuals.

• Ottoman historiographyCompared with: Its methods contrast with histories centered mainly on rulers, wars, and political events.

• Longue duréeRelated: Its historians developed the framework that made longue durée a central approach.

• Immanuel WallersteinNarrower topic: Its structural, long-duration history offered a model for Wallerstein’s global historical analysis.

• Academic historyRelated: It challenged event-centered political history with broader questions and timescales.

• French historiographyBroader topic: It challenged event-centered history by studying structures, societies, and mentalities.

• CliometricsCompared with: Its broad structural history differs from cliometrics’ reliance on economic theory and quantification.

• Paul Vidal de La BlacheRelated: Vidal’s attention to place and environment influenced historians associated with this movement.

• Henri PirenneRelated: Pirenne’s broad economic perspective anticipated questions central to the Annales historians.

• History of mentalitiesRelated: Its historians made collective mental worlds a sustained subject of historical inquiry.

• Jacques Le GoffRelated: Le Goff became one of its leading medievalists and helped extend its methods.

• Jules MicheletCompared with: Its methods shifted attention away from the national narrative Michelet helped popularize.

• Philippe ArièsRelated: Its broad social history shaped the intellectual setting in which Ariès worked.

• Carlo GinzburgRelated: Its expanded view of historical evidence helped form the scholarly setting in which Ginzburg worked.

• Georges DubyRelated: Its broad social history shaped Duby’s questions and methods.

• Georges LefebvreCompared with: Its structural approach overlapped with Lefebvre’s social history, though he remained more centered on revolutionary politics and class.

• History of IdeasRelated: Its broad account of historical forces widened the contexts in which ideas could be studied.

• CliodynamicsRelated: Its focus on long-term historical patterns anticipated a central cliodynamic concern.

• Karl LamprechtRelated: Its later program shares Lamprecht’s interest in broad social forces, despite developing in a different setting.

• Numa Denis Fustel de CoulangesRelated: Its later focus on social structures can be compared with Fustel’s institutional approach, despite major methodological differences.

• History (past events)Related: It widened historical explanation beyond political events and prominent individuals.

• History of EuropeCompared with: It challenged histories centered mainly on political events and prominent individuals.