Faut-il vraiment découper l'histoire en tranches?¶
Goff, J. L. (2014). Faut-il vraiment découper l'histoire en tranches?.
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- Le Goff's (2014) Faut-il vraiment découper l'histoire en tranches? interrogates the Ancient/Medieval/Modern tripartition and argues that the conventional "Fall of Rome 476 CE" boundary obscures substantial continuities in Mediterranean economic and cultural life through the seventh century, while the "Renaissance" boundary at roughly 1450 CE overstates the discontinuity in intellectual life.
This sourceInterrogates the Ancient/Medieval/Modern tripartition; argues conventional boundaries obscure continuities; proposes "long Middle Ages" as alternative partition defending alternative coherence predicates on evidentiary grounds.
- Le Goff's (2014) Faut-il vraiment découper l'histoire en tranches? interrogates the Ancient/Medieval/Modern tripartition and argues that the conventional "Fall of Rome 476 CE" boundary obscures substantial continuities in Mediterranean economic and cultural life through the seventh century, while the "Renaissance" boundary at roughly 1450 CE overstates the discontinuity in intellectual life.
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