Aničić Dejan: Razgovori sa francuskim istoričarima: Fernan Brodel, Žorž Dibi, Žan-Pjer Vernan, Žak Le Gof

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Razgovori sa francuskim istoričarima: Fernan Brodel, Žorž Dibi, Žan-Pjer Vernan, Žak Le Gof

Aničić Dejan

Summary

Interviews with French historians: Fernan Brodel, Georges Dibi, Jean-Pierre Vernan, Jacques Le Goff

Edited by: Dejan Aničić

I really haven't found the Mediterranean for years and years. I easily found Philip II, his relations with France... I could really write a romanticized life of Philip II. Then one day I went to Dubrovnik (Raguza), whose wonderful archives contain documents about maritime insurance, shipping (les nolis), trade letters, about cargo ships from the 16th century, so the whole Mediterranean. I don't know what I would have done if I hadn't been in Dubrovnik. 

Fernand Braudel

 

When I was a student, the dominant humanistic discipline was geography, to which I owe a lot, and undoubtedly also to my special desire to study global phenomena. My teachers taught me to read the landscape, that is, an indistinct set into which many elements fit, some of which are material, while others belong to ritual, law, belief. (...) After geography, research, methods and results in the field of anthropology helped me fundamentally. Marcel Moss, Lévi-Strauss and Africanists in the field helped me to complete studies of material structures, rural economy; they encouraged me to study the family, marriage, sexuality, the system of thought in the Middle Ages. 

Georges Duby

Additional information

  • Author: Aničić Dejan
  • Publisher: Karpos
  • Year of publication:2023
  • Place of publication:Loznica
  • Pages:169
  • Dimensions:14.5x20.5 cm
  • Script:Ćirilica
  • Condition:Nova knjiga
  • Binding:Meki

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