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What is "ethnophilology"? Some reflections on Asymmetry as a principle for historical inquiry
Methodos 19 (2019)
Abstract
La note qui suit cherche à revenir sur la méthode singulière pratiquée avec bonheur par Carlo Ginzburg, qui consiste en la mise en tension des pratiques anonymes et des procédures savantes, souvent inspirées de la philologie. Deux études récentes de Carlo Ginzburg sont plus particulièrement analysées.Other Versions
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