International audienceMuch like traditional periodizations based on dynasties or centuries, the academic division of the medieval period into three parts, the Early Middle Ages, the High Middle Ages and the Late Middle Ages, is often strongly criticized. The most ambitious theses defend the idea of a long period of Middle Ages, stretching to the cusp of the Industrial Revolution or, more recently, of two periods of Middle Ages framing a profound rupture from the middle of the 11thcentury to the beginning of the 13th century. While considering the criteria of each of these internal periodizations of the Middle Ages and the issues they raise, this article argues that, beyond the operation of periodization itself, the very notion of rupture, t...
The Case against Macrohistorical Periodization in the Study of the Reformation This essay takes a cr...
L’objectif de ce colloque interdisciplinaire est de questionner les nombreux usages des savoirs hist...
International audienceThis article presents Fabula-LhT issue n°20 and details some of the methodolog...
Within the discipline of history, periodisation has effects that are not always adequately examined....
For its 16th annual symposium, the International Medieval Society Paris invites scholarly papers on ...
International audienceThis article attempts to measure the impact of the four canonical periods on t...
The 19th century was marked by the development of three fundamental issues: the possible age of mank...
International audienceThis study is based upon a survey conducted with French historians currently t...
À plusieurs reprises, Jacques Le Goff a défendu l’idée d’un « long Moyen Âge [...] dont tous les asp...
Le vieillissement des sociétés occidentales a suscité depuis une quarantaine d’années un regain d’in...
Could Shakespeare have had the concept “Middle Ages”? This article argues that the question itself i...
Time is the central question for the one who wants to take up the historiography of the XXth century...
L’histoire de l’éducation a longtemps négligé le Moyen Âge, période pourtant fertile en débats et in...
Inscrit dans une historiographie de la formation de l’idée nationale déjà fournie, l’ouvrage édité p...
A set point in the historical time line stands as the medieval period. The medieval period in histor...
The Case against Macrohistorical Periodization in the Study of the Reformation This essay takes a cr...
L’objectif de ce colloque interdisciplinaire est de questionner les nombreux usages des savoirs hist...
International audienceThis article presents Fabula-LhT issue n°20 and details some of the methodolog...
Within the discipline of history, periodisation has effects that are not always adequately examined....
For its 16th annual symposium, the International Medieval Society Paris invites scholarly papers on ...
International audienceThis article attempts to measure the impact of the four canonical periods on t...
The 19th century was marked by the development of three fundamental issues: the possible age of mank...
International audienceThis study is based upon a survey conducted with French historians currently t...
À plusieurs reprises, Jacques Le Goff a défendu l’idée d’un « long Moyen Âge [...] dont tous les asp...
Le vieillissement des sociétés occidentales a suscité depuis une quarantaine d’années un regain d’in...
Could Shakespeare have had the concept “Middle Ages”? This article argues that the question itself i...
Time is the central question for the one who wants to take up the historiography of the XXth century...
L’histoire de l’éducation a longtemps négligé le Moyen Âge, période pourtant fertile en débats et in...
Inscrit dans une historiographie de la formation de l’idée nationale déjà fournie, l’ouvrage édité p...
A set point in the historical time line stands as the medieval period. The medieval period in histor...
The Case against Macrohistorical Periodization in the Study of the Reformation This essay takes a cr...
L’objectif de ce colloque interdisciplinaire est de questionner les nombreux usages des savoirs hist...
International audienceThis article presents Fabula-LhT issue n°20 and details some of the methodolog...