Practice question · Match the pairs
Match each figure or work to its contribution.
- Bloch and Febvre
- Braudel
- Le Roy Ladurie
- Histoire des mentalités
- Montaillou: a village from an inquisition register
- Built history in three layers of time
- Founded Annales in 1929 as an attack on event-history
- How ordinary people felt about death and hunger
Hints
- Each entry is a journal, a structure, a study or a new subject.
- One made mental attitudes into a legitimate object of study.
Show the answer
- Bloch and Febvre → Founded Annales in 1929 as an attack on event-history
- Braudel → Built history in three layers of time
- Le Roy Ladurie → Montaillou: a village from an inquisition register
- Histoire des mentalités → How ordinary people felt about death and hunger
Why
A journal, an architecture, a village, and a subject nobody had thought was a subject.
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