longue durée

Placing recent decades in a longue durée perspective, including history before 1945.

For the great French historian, it is one interesting example of the longue durée event.

Art relates to what the French call la longue durée, a long moment."

Touch enough stones, and you are on your way to developing your own longue durée.

They preferred to stress inertia and the longue durée.

Soccer is the game of the longue durée, of deep and loamy history.

The idea of the longue durée, as it was originally formulated was quite straightforward.

First comes the longue durée, 'in which all change is slow, a history of constant repetition, ever-recurring cycles'.

Instead, they pioneered an approach to a study of long-term historical structures (la longue durée) over events and political transformations.

They preferred to stress inertia and the longue durée, arguing that the continuities in the deepest structures of society were central to history.

Applications of "longue durée," an Ethnohistory approach are suggested as a method for household anthropological Archaeology.

The phenomena of the longue durée are background conditions that help to explain conjonctures, which in turn contribute to the explanation of événements.

Braudel's broad view used insights from other social sciences, employed the concept of the longue durée, and downplayed the importance of specific events.

Rosalie (version longue durée)

La négociation des identités des chômeurs de longue durée (Unemployment crisis?

It emerges as the critical theory of modernism, which argues the antiquity and la longue durée of nation while modernists believe nation's purely modern appearance.

Therefore, similar to the longue durée of Annales School, formation of ethnic identity should be examined in time dimensions of many centuries.

Braudel, author of the recent posthumously published "Memory and the Mediterranean" (Knopf), used "la longue durée" to describe the framework I am looking for.

In "La Longue Durée," Ms. Reingold's silk organza hangings form a series of translucent surfaces.

In the 1930s, the Annales School in France undertook the study of Longue durée by using a synthesis of geography, history, and sociology.

Her primary concentration has been on the application of archaeology to history of the longue durée in both the Italian peninsula and the countries of North Africa.

Some Irish geneticists consider that Atlantic seaboard DNA patterns that have been unchanging for millennia constitute another form of longue durée.

Bloch's focus on the longue durée and his emphasis upon structures underlying events led to misguided accusations of a denial of human agency and a marginalization of political history.

Averil Cameron, in examining the Mediterranean world in Late Antiquity concludes that "consideration of the longue durée is more helpful than the appeal to immediate causal factors."

The more interesting thing about Apple's announcement is that from one angle it really was good news, at least if you looked at things from the perspective of the longue durée .