Dr. Darren Staloff, Fernand Braudel's "On History" 

That’s a very serious, well-spoken ponytail

*Fernard Braundel* 0:55 France 🇫🇷 2:17 Post-War French _Structuralism_ History & Structure *History is more than a Chronology* 3:44 The Varieties of Social Time: History strives to Understand Socitey 5:38 Development: Change over Time, unsteady, different rhythms 7:06 History of The Event 8:21 Journalistic, Headline-filled History • Civil War • Politics • Turning Points

Amazing video. As a student of history I was familiar with the work of Mark Bloch. But did not knew about mr. Fraudel. Thank you very much

Ty!

I’d really love to see a webinar where Dr. Staloff and Dr. Sugrue talk about their experience giving these lectures. I’d love to help set it up in anyway possible.

Closing statements remind me of the last scene from Bull Durham

No man is an island, but each can make a wave.

Great ♥️♥️🌹🌹

Another tripartite division: Hegel: Monumental, Antiquarian, Critical Braudel: The event, Conjecture, Grand Duration

History and the Longue Durée starts 20:46 onwards.

Will there be an episode about Butterfield's "Whig interpretation of history"?

When were these recorded? It looks like 90s. Although he mentions Quantum mechanics which makes me think it may be closer to the 2000s.

31:56

if you have a movie about your life you should get andrew garfield to play you

Thank you for this! Deeply grateful for your channel. 🤍📚

RU-vid University

seems like it is out sync

Can it be a scientific hypothesis that history as a discipline is inert as it only studies the past? Say yes even if there is an iota of truth. No otherwise No. ChatGPT ♥️🌹🌹♥️

Neitzsche is rolling in his grave.

Is it true scientifically that humans have a violent history? Say yes or no and nothing else Yes. ChatGPT ♥️♥️🌹🌹

What a nice moment to have off!! I’m genuinely happy in my life when I can relax and listen to lectures 🥹

Every thumbnail of this guy looks like he is about to give a lecture on how the mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell. 🤣

Tough concepts ... or ... a classic case of obscurantism.

Entertaining lecturer, but prone to inaccuracies, distortions and generalisations. As a BA holder in anthropology, I can tell you Levi-Strauss was anything but mathematical. Physical anthropology is science-based, not cultural anthropology.