Social historians in contemporary France
Subtitle: essays from Annales.
By: Edited and translated by the staff of Annales, Paris.
Series: Harper torchbooks,; HR 1571
Publisher: Harper & Row
Published: 1972
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 327
Subjects: Social history.
Other titles: Annales (Paris, France : 1946)
Table of contents: title: The Peruvian colonists and Charles V, by M. Bataillon.; title: Grain prices in Paris, 1431-1788, by M. Baulant.; title: Oscar Lewis and his experiment as a novelist-anthropologist, by N. Belmont.; title: The camel and the wheel, by R. W. Bulliet.; title: England and France in the eighteenth century, by F. Crouzet.; title: Northwest France: the "young" in twelfth-century aristocratic society, by G. Duby.; title: A great estate in Venetia in the eighteenth century: Anguillara, by J. Georgelin.; title: Clerical culture and the traditions of folklore in Merovingian civilization, by J. Le Goff.; title: The fantastical accounts of Gregory King, by E. L. R. Ladurie.; title: The crisis of the Danish nobility, 1580-1660, by E. L. Petersen.; title: Economic growth and its setbacks in France from the fifteenth to the eighteenth century, by D. Richet.; title: The black hunter and the origin of the Athenian ephebeia, by P. Vidal-Naquet.; title: The vision of the vanquished, by N. Wachtel.; title: Notes (bibliographical, p. [261]-327)