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I think we may be talking past each other somewhat. By "marxist theory" I meant the timeline and cause-effect chains that are generally in the textbooks, histor
by netcan 6y ago
I think we may be talking past each other somewhat. By "marxist theory" I meant the timeline and cause-effect chains that are generally in the textbooks, history books what your likely to be taught in college, etc. Marxist interpretation would have been a better choice of words.
I agree about high school (and younger) history being boring. I hated it. Don't even remember what periods they taught.
- watwut 6y agoWe are not talking past each other. Neither colleges nor high schools are teaching marxist interpretation of history in their history courses. The exception are courses like "marxist interpretation of x" which indeed teaches what marxist interpretation of event x is. Also, I suspect that you dont know what Marxist interpretation of historical events is.