問題提起 (社会経済史の構成方法を求めて : 具体的事例に即して)

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In the society which is too quantitatively minded, humanity is apt to be disregarded. Many of the researches of social and economic history in Japan belong mainly to institutional and mechanical characters of the social and economic phenomena, and only a very few to "an acting human being", namely the living subject of history, who makes up social and economic phenomena. The "Annales" school in France is well representative of a historiography which keeps the accent on a human being. After the second world war, Fernando Braudel made a new start of the "Annales", inheriting the spirits of the founders Marc Bloch and Lucien Febvre and being based on a new humanism. He introduced the conceptions of "structure" and "duree" to understand the masses in dynamic conditions. This school makes full use of "series", in order to analyse functionally the parts of the structures. Further, the "Annales" pays a special attention on both mental and material circumstances of the subject of history: on one hand mentality, on the other hand food, clothing and housing. According to the Annalistes' attitudes and methods of social and economic historical studies on a human being, the following papers are composed.
社会経済史学会の論文
1979-01-10