Definition of longue durée in English:

longue durée

noun ˌlɒŋ djʊˈreɪˌlɒŋ djɔːˈreɪ

A perspective on history that extends deep into the past, focusing on the long-standing and imperceptibly slowly changing relationships between people and the world which constitute the most fundamental (and hence the least questioned or analysed) aspects of social life, and incorporating findings from disciplines such as climatology, demography, and physical geography. Later also more generally: the long term in historical discourse, as opposed to current or recent events.

Origin

1960s. From French longue durée, specific use of longue durée long duration, long time from longue, feminine of long + durée duration.

Definition of longue durée in US English:

longue durée

noun

A perspective on history that extends deep into the past, focusing on the long-standing and imperceptibly slowly changing relationships between people and the world which constitute the most fundamental (and hence the least questioned or analysed) aspects of social life, and incorporating findings from disciplines such as climatology, demography, and physical geography. Later also more generally: the long term in historical discourse, as opposed to current or recent events.

Origin

1960s. From French longue durée, specific use of longue durée long duration, long time from longue, feminine of long + durée duration.

单词	longue durée
释义	Definition of longue durée in English: longue durée noun ˌlɒŋ djʊˈreɪˌlɒŋ djɔːˈreɪ A perspective on history that extends deep into the past, focusing on the long-standing and imperceptibly slowly changing relationships between people and the world which constitute the most fundamental (and hence the least questioned or analysed) aspects of social life, and incorporating findings from disciplines such as climatology, demography, and physical geography. Later also more generally: the long term in historical discourse, as opposed to current or recent events. Origin 1960s. From French longue durée, specific use of longue durée long duration, long time from longue, feminine of long + durée duration. Definition of longue durée in US English: longue durée noun A perspective on history that extends deep into the past, focusing on the long-standing and imperceptibly slowly changing relationships between people and the world which constitute the most fundamental (and hence the least questioned or analysed) aspects of social life, and incorporating findings from disciplines such as climatology, demography, and physical geography. Later also more generally: the long term in historical discourse, as opposed to current or recent events. Origin 1960s. From French longue durée, specific use of longue durée long duration, long time from longue, feminine of long + durée duration.
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