A 60 year history of this group was authored by Peter Burke. Notable members of its third generation include Robert Mondreau,
A 60 year history of this group was authored by Peter Burke. Notable members of its third generation include Robert Mondreau, Alphonse Dupront, and Georges Duby, though perhaps the most read work of that group is a study of early 14th Century Cathars in the village of Montaillou by Emmanuel LeRoy Ladurie. Attempting to integrate such disciplines as economics and anthropology into historiography in lieu of a traditional focus on military and political events, it sprang from a journal founded by Marc Bloch and Lucien Febvre and is best represented by a three volume work about the era of Phillip II in the Mediterranean. FTP, identify this French school of history most associated with Ferdinand Braudel, whose name is similar to that of a work of Tacitus.
A 60 year history of this group was authored by Peter Burke.
{Annales} School