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The 154 pages that link to Marxism, each with the reason it gives.

• Anarcho-communismCompared with: Anarcho-communists reject the Marxist strategy of capturing state power during a transition.

• Ludwig von MisesCompared with: Mises rejected Marxist accounts of value, class, and the possibility of socialist coordination.

• Post-structuralismCompared with: Debates with Marxism expose disagreements over whether economic structures or discourse best explain social power.

• Erfurt ProgramNarrower topic: The program’s theoretical section adopted a Marxist explanation of capitalist development and social conflict.

• Max HorkheimerNarrower topic: Horkheimer adapted Marxian critique while revising its assumptions about society and history.

• Socialism in One CountryNarrower topic: The doctrine interpreted Marxist theory to justify socialist construction within one state.

• Alexandre KojèveRelated: Kojève recast Hegelian historical struggle in terms that resonated with Marxist analysis.

• Clara ZetkinRelated: Zetkin grounded her account of women’s emancipation in Marxist analysis of class and production.

• Hegelian dialecticNarrower topic: Its theories recast dialectical development in material and economic terms.

• Ivan FrankoCompared with: Franko engaged socialist ideas but did not remain bound to a single Marxist political position.

• Socialist Revolutionary PartyCompared with: Socialist Revolutionaries disputed Marxists' emphasis on industrial development and proletarian leadership.

• VanguardismNarrower topic: Vanguardism is a theory of revolutionary leadership developed within Marxist politics.

• Western philosophyRelated: It turned philosophical critique toward economic structures, labor, and historical change.

• Cambridge FiveRelated: Marxist politics helped make Soviet communism attractive to some recruits.

• Guy DebordNarrower topic: Debord adapts Marxist accounts of commodity exchange and alienation to modern mass media.

• Italian Socialist PartyRelated: Marxist ideas informed the party’s founding program and its debates over revolution and reform.

• Jean BaudrillardCompared with: Baudrillard began in dialogue with Marxism, then challenged its focus on production and use value.

• José Carlos MariáteguiNarrower topic: Mariátegui adapted Marxist analysis rather than simply importing European political models.

• Neo-KantianismCompared with: Debates with Marxists tested whether critical philosophy could address social and historical life.

• Political sociologyRelated: Marxist analyses have strongly shaped sociological explanations of class power and the state.

• Progressive Writers' AssociationRelated: Marxist ideas informed influential strands of the association’s literary program.

• Ritwik GhatakRelated: Marxist commitments informed his cultural work and attention to dispossession.

• Agrarian socialismCompared with: Some Marxist strategies prioritize industrial workers, unlike agrarian socialism’s rural focus.

• Henri LefebvreRelated: Lefebvre’s analyses of space and everyday life remain grounded in Marxist critique.

• Karl KautskyNarrower topic: Kautsky’s works helped establish the influential interpretation of Marxism later contested by revolutionaries.

• Walter RodneyRelated: Rodney used Marxist concepts to examine exploitation while grounding his analysis in African history.

• Bernardo BertolucciRelated: Marxist ideas informed Bertolucci’s early political films and their treatment of class.

• Chinese anarchismCompared with: Chinese anarchists disputed Marxist strategies that relied on a transitional state.

• Collectivist anarchismCompared with: Marxist strategies for political power and state transition conflicted with Bakunin's anti-state socialism.

• James ConnollyRelated: Connolly drew on Marxist analysis while adapting it to Irish conditions.

• Karl LiebknechtNarrower topic: Its critique of class society informed Liebknecht’s revolutionary socialist politics.

• Political theoryCompared with: It explains political order through class relations and economic structures rather than chiefly through rights.

• Progressive Writers' MovementRelated: Marxist ideas informed the movement’s attention to class and exploitation.

• Russian revolutionary movementRelated: Marxists challenged peasant-centered strategies with a focus on workers and class organization.

• Social anarchismCompared with: Social anarchists share anti-capitalist aims with Marxists but reject centralized state rule as a route to them.

• Tan MalakaNarrower topic: Malaka adapted Marxist analysis to colonialism and Indonesia’s national struggle.

• Benjamin TuckerCompared with: Tucker opposed socialist strategies that relied on state power to reorganize economic life.

• Critical rationalismRelated: Popper's critique of Marxist historical prediction helped shape his demarcation problem.

• Edmund WilsonNarrower topic: Marxist history shaped Wilson’s account of revolutionary ideas and their advocates.

• Francis FukuyamaCompared with: Fukuyama’s account challenged Marxism’s prediction that liberal capitalism would be superseded.

• Huey P. NewtonRelated: Newton’s later revolutionary politics drew on Marxist analysis of class and state power.

• International political economyRelated: It explains global economic relations through class and production rather than state interests alone.

• Italian anarchismCompared with: Anarchists rejected the state-centered revolutionary strategy associated with Marxist politics.

• Li DazhaoNarrower topic: Li’s essays introduced and adapted Marxist ideas for Chinese political debates.

• Progress and PovertyCompared with: George and Marx offer different accounts of how private ownership produces economic inequality.

• Reform or RevolutionNarrower topic: Luxemburg grounds her case in Marxist accounts of capitalism and class struggle.

• Zygmunt KrasińskiCompared with: The drama depicts class conflict but rejects revolutionary politics as a sufficient route to justice.

• Alexandra KollontaiNarrower topic: Kollontai grounded her revolutionary program in Marxist analysis of class and production.

• Ali ShariatiCompared with: Shariati borrowed its language of class and exploitation while rejecting materialism as a complete account of human life.

• Benedetto CroceRelated: Croce’s early studies of Marx led him to distinguish historical insight from economic determinism.