epistemologias Braudelianas: Espaço, tempo e sociedade na construção da geo-história
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https://doi.org/10.22409/GEOgraphia2006.v8i15.a13512Keywords:
Femand Braudel, Vidal de la Blache, Annales, Pensamento Geográfico, Historiografia, Geo-históriaAbstract
O pensamento do historiador francês Fernand Braudel admite várias interpretações e possui determinadas influências. Uma delas diz respeito à Geografia Humana Vidaliana, aspecto este que foi pouco explorado até aqui pelos seus estudiosos, sejam eles historiadores ou geógrafos. Este artigo, concentrado sobretudo nos livros O Mediterrâneo e o mundo mediterrâneo a época de Felipe 11 (1966); Civilização Material, Economia e Capitalismo: Séculos XV-XVIII (1979); e A Identidade da França (1986) pretende discutir o papel epistemológico da Geografia em sua obra, partindo da hipó tese de que esta foi fundamental para o desenvolvimento das inovações que caracterizam sua escrita da história. Ao mesmo tempo, deseja repensar as relações entre a Geografia e a História no decorrer do século XX.Abstract
The thought of French Historian Femand Braudel has several interpretations and different influences. One of them refers to Vidalian Human Geography, neglected by their researchers -both geographers and historians. This article stresses on his three major works (The Mediterranean 1966,Civilization and Capitalism 1979 and Identity of France 1986) and it debates the Geography's epistemological role in his historiography. Atthe same time, we intend to rethink the relations between Geography and History in the 20th Century.
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