Feudal Society Volume 1 - Development of Dependency Relations

Feudal Society Volume 1 - Development of Dependency Relations Book Description The famous history writer Marc Bloch, who lived between 1886-1944, is the founder of the Annales school, which is extremely influential in French social history, together with Lucien Febvre. The most important feature of this school is that instead of describing the events in a monotonous manner, it seeks answers to them by asking questions. Again, according to this school, the similarities between distant societies or the differences between spatially close societies should be examined. Only in this way could the historical development be revealed by identifying similarities or differences. 'Feudal Society', which is one of the most important reflections of this school, which is a cornerstone in the development of the understanding of comparative history, has managed to become one of the most referenced works written on Medieval Europe all over the world, thanks to this feature. In short, it is possible to say that the meaning of feudalism has become clearer with this book than before. Of course, it is natural for a reference source that covers a long period in great detail to be voluminous. In this first volume of the work titled 'The Development of Dependency Relations', the concept of feudalism is conveyed to the readers with an analytical approach and comparatively. We are happy to present this book to readers! (From the Promotional Bulletin)