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The 87 pages that link to Historical materialism, each with the reason it gives.

• Antonio GramsciNarrower topic: Gramsci reshaped this Marxist approach by examining culture and political organization alongside economic structure.

• Marxist historiographyNarrower topic: It supplies the broad explanatory framework Marxist historians apply to particular societies and periods.

• Marxian economicsNarrower topic: It supplies the broader account of social change within which Marx analyzes capitalism.

• Mode of productionNarrower topic: Modes of production are the central historical units in this approach.

• Louis AlthusserNarrower topic: Althusser recast this Marxist framework as a structured process rather than a simple sequence of economic causes.

• Analytical MarxismNarrower topic: Cohen’s influential reconstruction made this Marxist theory of history a central test case.

• Base and superstructureNarrower topic: The base-and-superstructure model is a prominent formulation within this broader approach.

• Karl KautskyNarrower topic: Kautsky treated historical materialism as the basis for understanding socialism’s development.

• Marxist anthropologyNarrower topic: Provides the account of historical change underlying Marxist anthropological explanations.

• Marxist sociologyNarrower topic: It supplies the broad account of history underlying Marxist sociology.

• Structural MarxismNarrower topic: Structural Marxism develops within this broader approach to history and society.

• Post-MarxismNarrower topic: Post-Marxists challenge accounts that make material relations determine political outcomes.

• Fredric JamesonNarrower topic: It supplies Jameson’s basic method for connecting cultural forms to historical and economic conditions.

• Albert SoboulNarrower topic: Soboul used a Marxist framework to connect political events with social structure.

• György LukácsNarrower topic: Lukács treats social reality as historically produced rather than fixed or natural.