KnowraPeasantLinked fromLinked fromThe 14 pages that link to Peasant, each with the reason it gives.All 14Broader topic 1Related 6Narrower topic 3Compared with 4MaoismRelated: Maoism treated peasants, rather than industrial workers alone, as a major revolutionary force.Subsistence agricultureRelated: The term describes a social position that can include subsistence-oriented farm households.ManorialismNarrower topic: Peasants formed the workforce and tenant population of manorial estates.A ConfessionRelated: Tolstoy sees ordinary believers’ faith as sustaining lives that his reasoning cannot explain.Subsistence economyRelated: Peasant households have often combined subsistence production with limited market activity.The WeddingCompared with: Its sustained village portrait contrasts with Wyspiański’s focus on a single symbolic night.Jean-François MilletRelated: Millet’s paintings helped make the peasant a central figure in nineteenth-century French art.CollectivizationNarrower topic: Peasant households were the primary targets and participants in rural collectivization.Agrarian socialismRelated: Peasants are central political subjects in many agrarian socialist movements.Blood and soilCompared with: Actual peasant lives were more varied than the idealized racial type promoted by Nazi ideology.Eric WolfNarrower topic: Wolf made peasant communities central to anthropological analysis rather than treating them as isolated remnants.FarmerCompared with: The term emphasizes a social and economic position that does not define every farmer.Tenant farmerCompared with: Peasants may own, rent, or hold land under customary obligations; tenancy is only one possible status.Władysław ReymontBroader topic: This novel brought Reymont international recognition and the Nobel Prize.