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

• MarxismRelated: It shows how Marxist categories have shaped historical interpretation beyond political movements.

• Historical revisionismRelated: Its economic and class-centered accounts revised histories focused chiefly on rulers and institutions.

• Subaltern StudiesRelated: The early project drew on Marxism while questioning its treatment of peasant consciousness.

• Economic determinismRelated: Its varied accounts demonstrate that economic explanation need not take a single deterministic form.

• Political historyRelated: It redirected political explanations toward class power and economic structures.

• The LeopardRelated: Visconti’s class-conscious perspective frames political change as a transfer of power between elites.

• HistoryRelated: It established a powerful framework for explaining social and economic transformation.

• Li DazhaoRelated: Li’s historical essays applied this approach to Chinese society.

• Scientific socialismRelated: It extends the doctrine’s historical method into the study of past societies.

• Carlo GinzburgRelated: Ginzburg engaged Marxist history while emphasizing cultural beliefs that structural accounts could overlook.

• Georges LefebvreRelated: His account used class structure and economic change to explain the Revolution without reducing it to political events.

• Short twentieth centuryRelated: Hobsbawm’s Marxist framework shaped his account of the century’s revolutions and systems.