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The 34 pages that link to Marxist historiography, each with the reason it gives.

• Annales schoolCompared with: Both approaches emphasized social and economic forces, but differed in frameworks and priorities.

• Intellectual historyCompared with: It tests whether intellectual change is best explained through material and class forces.

• Whig historyCompared with: Its structural account of historical change can share progressive direction while differing in its explanatory framework.

• Fernand BraudelCompared with: Braudel shared attention to material structures but resisted reducing historical explanation to class and production.

• Vietnamese historiographyCompared with: Its influence is especially visible in state histories of revolution and social transformation.

• Colonial historiographyCompared with: Its material explanations offered alternatives to colonial accounts centered on race, culture, or imperial administration.

• Oswald SpenglerCompared with: It contrasts with Spengler’s emphasis on cultural forms and organic life cycles.

• Academic historyCompared with: It offers a distinctive explanatory framework within academic history.

• French historiographyCompared with: Its emphasis on class and production intersected with, but did not define, the Annales tradition.

• Jacques Le GoffCompared with: Le Goff addressed economic and social structures without reducing medieval culture to class analysis.

• Vasily BartoldCompared with: Its explanatory priorities differed from Bartold’s emphasis on political history and textual evidence.

• The Open Society and Its EnemiesCompared with: Popper’s attack prompted disputes over whether Marx’s historical analysis amounts to deterministic prediction.

• Yuval Noah HarariCompared with: It foregrounds economic power where Harari often emphasizes shared stories and beliefs.

• Will DurantCompared with: Its emphasis on economic structures contrasts with Durant’s broader attention to culture, politics, religion, and biography.

• Andrey KorotayevCompared with: It provides a different explanatory tradition for the structural patterns Korotayev studies quantitatively.

• François Victor Alphonse AulardCompared with: This approach later challenged Aulard’s emphasis on political ideas and republican institutions.

• History of EuropeCompared with: It foregrounds economic structures and class conflict in accounts of European change.

• Samuel Rawson GardinerCompared with: Later Marxist historians shifted attention from political decisions toward social causes of revolution.

• SonderwegCompared with: Marxist accounts often explained Germany's political course through class structures rather than national exceptionalism.