Historical synthesis and school "Annals"
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In the monograph of an outstanding domestic medical historian, founder of historical anthropology in Russia, Aron Yakovlevich Gurevich is considering the problem of historical synthesis. This problem seems to be the author decisive for understanding the school of "Annals" and the leading trends of modern historical science. The Annalists set themselves the task of developing a "global" ("total") story. The impact of the ideas of this school led to the emergence of a number of new objects of historical research. The history of everyday life, the history of nutrition, housing, etc. ceased to be stories of the life of morals" and became an integral part of the "total" history, social and cultural.
rethinking the concept of "culture" and the concept of "social" contributed to the renewal of the principles of historical anthropology or anthropologically oriented history
rethinking the concept of "culture" and the concept of "social" contributed to the renewal of the principles of historical anthropology or anthropologically oriented history
Author:
Author:Gurevich A.
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:History & Geography
Series:
Series: Russian propiles
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-98712-151-1
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