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Georges Duby: penser l`histoire. La construction d`un modèle d`histoire sociale (France, 1950-1980)
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The work of Georges Duby belongs to a specific moment of the evolution of the historical studies in France, distinguished by the effort of a whole historian’s generation to define the paths by which the mental representations would be incorporated as true objects of history. Attempting to incorporate it in the scope of a wider historiographical picture, our purpose is to show that Georges Duby raised, during a quarter of century, a project of social history centered in the dialectics between the material and the mental. We argue that this project finally acted as a model (and as a defense plea of) of the historical exploitation of the immaterial realities. Our analyses is focused on the book Les Trois Ordres ou l’Imaginaire du Féodalisme, that we consider the accomplishment of this social history program whose foundations were set in his thesis on society in the Mâconnais in the 11thand 12th centuries, twenty years early. Dedicated to the social model of the three orders, a subject much in vogue at that time, Les Trois Ordres gives to Georges Duby the opportunity to review more than twenty years of dispute concerning the relationship between history and social sciences. He also could revise the debates concerning the constraining power of mental representations and, furthermore, call into question the image his own generation have inherited of the society that we call “feudal”. We will finally show how Duby’s social history, focused on the links between material infrastructure and mental images, intended to reaffirm the central role of history among social sciences.
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Tese arquivada ao abrigo da Portaria nº 227/2017 de 25 de Julho-Registo de Grau Estrangeiro
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Georges Duby French historical school Social history History of mentalities Three orders Feudal society