 | Alan MacFarlane, Sarah Harrison, Charles Jardine - 1977 - 248 頁
...but poorly documented and uninteresting place. 2:3 The convergence of records. As Marc Bloch noted, 'the deeper the research, the more the light of the...must converge from sources of many different kinds' (1954: 67). The basic aim of the approach adopted here is to gather together and analyse all the records... | |
 | Peter Ian Crawford, David Turton - 1992 - 340 頁
...old films and photographs. A second use is in research. As Marc Bloch, the great historian, put it, 'the deeper the research ... the more the light of the evidence must converge from sources of many kinds' (1954, p. 67). The new optical disc technology allows the user to combine films, photographs,... | |
 | John Brewer, Albert Hunter - 2006 - 244 頁
...unique type of document with a specific sort of use. On the contrary, the deeper the research, the more light of the evidence must converge from sources of many different kinds. What religious historian would be satisfied by examining a few theological tracts or hymnals? He knows... | |
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It would be sheer fantasy," he continues, to imagine that for each historical problem there is a unique type of document with a specific sort of use. On the contrary, the deeper the research, the more the light of the evidence must converge from sources... 