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    The document discusses several key topics in historiography including: 1) Marx's theories of history and class which are explored in the works of Hall, Hobsbawm, and others. 2) The Annales School and rise of social history, examining the intellectual history of this approach through works by Burguière, Burke, Fox-Genovese, and others. 3) Post-colonial history and challenges to Eurocentrism raised by thinkers like Said, Fanon, Dirks, and addressed in works by Prakash, Majumdar, and Young. 4) Developments in gender history through the works of Abrams, Barclay, Bennett,

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    The document discusses several key topics in historiography including: 1) Marx's theories of history and class which are explored in the works of Hall, Hobsbawm, and others. 2) The Annales School and rise of social history, examining the intellectual history of this approach through works by Burguière, Burke, Fox-Genovese, and others. 3) Post-colonial history and challenges to Eurocentrism raised by thinkers like Said, Fanon, Dirks, and addressed in works by Prakash, Majumdar, and Young. 4) Developments in gender history through the works of Abrams, Barclay, Bennett,

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    The document discusses several key topics in historiography including: 1) Marx's theories of history and class which are explored in the works of Hall, Hobsbawm, and others. 2) The Annales School and rise of social history, examining the intellectual history of this approach through works by Burguière, Burke, Fox-Genovese, and others. 3) Post-colonial history and challenges to Eurocentrism raised by thinkers like Said, Fanon, Dirks, and addressed in works by Prakash, Majumdar, and Young. 4) Developments in gender history through the works of Abrams, Barclay, Bennett,

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