Apologie pour l'histoire, ou Métier d'historien¶
Bloch, M. (. (1953). Apologie pour l'histoire, ou Métier d'historien. The Historian's Craft.
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Primes¶
- Anachronism
- Following Bloch (1949), a binding-period violation in which an element with a specific historical locus is instantiated in a context whose locus is different.
This sourceArmand Colin. Annales-school treatment of historical method that names anachronism 'among all sins, in regard to a science of time, the most unforgivable,' insisting elements be understood within their own period — supports the binding-period-violation signature (D40-062).
- Following Bloch (1949), a binding-period violation in which an element with a specific historical locus is instantiated in a context whose locus is different.
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