01392nam a2200205Ia 4500 CTU_223690 210402s9999 xx 000 0 und d 901 B825 Braudel, Fernand On history Fernand Braudel ; Translated by Sarah Matthews Chicago The university of Chicago 1980 The first English translation of Ecrits sur l'histoire—a collection of essays written over a twenty-year period following publication of Braudel's masterwork, La, Méditerranée—On History sets forth Braudel's reflections on the intellectual framework of his historical studies. Braudel calls on the historian to penetrate beneath the surface of political events to uncover and measure the forces shaping collective existence. Cycles of production, wages and prices, grids of communication and trade, fluctuations and climate, demographic trends, popular beliefs—all of these phenomena are proper subjects of the historian's investigations. It is only through study of the longue durée, Braudel argues, that one can discern structure, the supports and obstacles, the limits and his experience cannot escape. Lịch sử,History Tác phẩm sưu tập,Collected works Trúc Trung tâm Học liệu Trường Đại học Cần Thơ