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

• Cornel WestRelated: West uses Marxist critique to examine economic injustice alongside racial domination.

• Dipesh ChakrabartyRelated: His early scholarship uses Marxist analysis to examine labor and capitalist transformation in Bengal.

• Green politicsCompared with: Green politics and Marxism differ over how ecological crisis relates to class, production, and economic growth.

• LuxemburgismNarrower topic: Luxemburgism is a revolutionary current within the wider Marxist tradition.

• Man at the CrossroadsRelated: The mural’s social contrasts and inclusion of Lenin drew on Marxist political imagery.

• Murray BookchinRelated: Bookchin’s early revolutionary politics drew on Marxism before he criticized its narrow focus on class.

• Pier Paolo PasoliniRelated: Marxist analysis shaped his accounts of class, power, and Italian modernization.

• Proletarian literatureRelated: Its account of class struggle supplied a major political framework for this literature.

• Western MarxismNarrower topic: Western Marxism revises Marxist theory while retaining its critique of capitalist society.

• Alasdair MacIntyreRelated: MacIntyre’s early political and philosophical writing developed within Marxist debates.

• Anthony BluntRelated: Blunt’s communist convictions helped make Soviet intelligence appealing to him.

• Cecil Day-LewisRelated: Day-Lewis’s early left-wing convictions informed poems such as The Magnetic Mountain.

• Daniel De LeonNarrower topic: De Leon presented his strategy as an application of Marxist class analysis.

• Feng YoulanCompared with: Marxist interpretations of Chinese philosophy challenged Feng’s idealist framework.

• Monique WittigRelated: Wittig adapted class analysis to explain women’s position within heterosexual society.

• National BolshevismNarrower topic: Its class-centered framework forms the doctrine National Bolshevism selectively reworks.

• Rudolf KjellénCompared with: Kjellén centered the state and national power rather than class conflict as the primary political unit.

• The Wretched of the EarthRelated: Fanon adapts Marxist analysis to colonial societies where race and national liberation shape class relations.

• Werner SombartCompared with: Sombart drew on Marx while revising and criticizing parts of Marxist analysis.

• Abimael GuzmánRelated: Marxist theory supplied the class analysis underlying Guzmán’s revolutionary politics.

• Being and NothingnessCompared with: Sartre’s emphasis on individual freedom raises questions about material and social determination.

• Bernard-Henri LévyCompared with: Nouveau Philosophie emerged through a rejection of Marxist revolutionary ideals and their political consequences.

• Eric WolfRelated: Marxist questions about labor and production informed Wolf’s account of social relations.

• French philosophyRelated: French philosophers repeatedly adopted, revised, and disputed Marxist explanations of society.

• History of IdeasCompared with: Its rival explanations of history and society inspired movements and governments across the world.

• National syndicalismCompared with: National syndicalists opposed its internationalism and emphasis on class conflict.

• Right HegeliansRelated: Marx’s early intellectual development unfolded amid debates among Hegel’s successors.

• Saint-SimonianismCompared with: Marxism explains social change through class conflict rather than Saint-Simonian expert-led reorganization.

• StrasserismCompared with: Strasserists borrowed anti-capitalist themes while rejecting Marxist internationalism and class politics.

• The Open Society and Its EnemiesCompared with: The book disputes Marxism’s predictive historicism while acknowledging its moral concern with oppression.

• Zhang WentianNarrower topic: Zhang became a Communist theorist within this tradition, adapting it to Chinese political conditions.

• Zygmunt BaumanRelated: Bauman’s early Marxist commitments shaped his sociology, even as his later work moved beyond them.

• Anti-capitalismBroader topic: It supplies one influential framework for explaining capitalism and imagining its historical replacement.

• César VallejoRelated: Vallejo’s political commitments informed his later writing and his response to social injustice.

• Cultural Marxism conspiracy theoryCompared with: The theory attributes a unified cultural agenda to a diverse tradition with no such central command.

• Eco-socialismRelated: Eco-socialists draw on Marxist critiques while debating how Marx understood nature and production.

• Félix GuattariRelated: Marxist analysis connects Guattari’s account of subjectivity to political economy and collective struggle.

• James C. ScottCompared with: Scott’s emphasis on dispersed, non-class-based resistance departs from some Marxist accounts of political agency.

• Left-wing nationalismCompared with: Its internationalist tendencies can conflict with treating the nation as the primary political community.

• Left-wing populismCompared with: Marxism locates political conflict in class relations, a distinct account from populist antagonism.

• Marxism–Leninism–MaoismNarrower topic: Marxism supplies the class analysis and revolutionary framework this ideology claims to develop.

• Mirsaid Sultan-GalievNarrower topic: Sultan-Galiev adapted Marxist categories to societies he considered subject to national and colonial oppression.

• Religious socialismCompared with: Religious socialists may share its critique of inequality while rejecting materialism or revolutionary atheism.

• Sally RooneyRelated: Marxist ideas inform her attention to capitalism and the material conditions of private life.

• Social philosophyCompared with: It explains social structure through material production and class conflict rather than agreement alone.

• Communist revolutionNarrower topic: It supplied the central analysis of capitalism and class emancipation behind communist revolution.

• History of CommunismNarrower topic: It supplied the broad analytical framework adopted and revised by communist parties.

• History of liberalismCompared with: Marxist critiques pressed liberalism over property, class power, and the limits of political equality.

• Jordan PetersonCompared with: Peterson treats Marxism as a major ideological rival; critics dispute how broadly he applies the label.

• Left communismNarrower topic: Left communism develops within Marxism while challenging how other Marxists pursue revolution.