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History-writing in Pakistan is generally criticised for ignoring the influences
raging at the international level and mainly following a traditional style. In the
20th century, one of the greatest contributions in historiography was made by the
French historians, particularly belonging to Annales school. Marc Bloch, Lucien
Febvre and Fernand Braudel greatly influenced the practice of historiography.
With their innovative approaches and new methodological experimentation, they
brought about major changes in the concept of history-writing and thus, expanded
the domain of history. However, Pakistani historiography was hardly influenced
by this ‘New History’. The present article first introduces the major Annales
historians and their new approaches and then attempts to see how these can be
utilized for enriching Pakistani historiography.
Faraz Anjum. (2018) Annales School and Pakistani Historiography, Journal of the Punjab University Historical Society, Volume 31, issue 1.
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