La Méditerranée et le monde méditerranéen à l'époque de Philippe II
Book • 1979
Fernand Braudel's "La Méditerranée et le monde méditerranéen à l'époque de Philippe II" is a monumental work of historical geography and economics.
It examines the Mediterranean world during the reign of Philip II, exploring the complex interplay of geography, economics, and culture.
Braudel's innovative approach integrates diverse disciplines, challenging traditional historical narratives.
The book's detailed analysis of the Mediterranean's economic structures and social dynamics provides a rich understanding of the region's history.
Its influence on subsequent historical scholarship is undeniable, establishing Braudel as a leading figure in the Annales School.
It examines the Mediterranean world during the reign of Philip II, exploring the complex interplay of geography, economics, and culture.
Braudel's innovative approach integrates diverse disciplines, challenging traditional historical narratives.
The book's detailed analysis of the Mediterranean's economic structures and social dynamics provides a rich understanding of the region's history.
Its influence on subsequent historical scholarship is undeniable, establishing Braudel as a leading figure in the Annales School.
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