Must We Divide History Into Periods?¶
Le Goff, J. (2015). Must We Divide History Into Periods?. Columbia University Press.
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Mechanisms¶
- Periodization Projection
- Its failure mode is reification — mistaking a convenient boundary for a real one and then reasoning as if the period were a natural kind rather than an analyst's cut.
This sourceTreats historical periods as analytical divisions whose apparently natural boundaries can obscure underlying continuity.
- Its failure mode is reification — mistaking a convenient boundary for a real one and then reasoning as if the period were a natural kind rather than an analyst's cut.
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