英文摘要 |
Except misunderstandings which continue to exist between the sociology and the history, can these two disciplines have meeting as positive as productive? The problem will be to wonder: what the sociology can still fill more, in particular when the historian treated successfully a similar subject? It is here the case of the maritime history of the 17th century in Asia. For reason unknowns, concerning the pre-modernity maybe, the sociologist works there from time to time. In following research, we try to stop the absence like such, by undertaking the analysis of an event, namely since 1689 the fleet of the VOC consequently does not appear any more in coastal China. In general, the historian sees it as a manifestation of economic rationality of the Dutch. On the contrary, it will be related to, seems to us it, the need for distinction between two visions of territory-civilization, namely the continental type and the maritime type. Rather than in the historical analysis, including the discovery and examination of historical data, the approach which our research tries to adopt is defined by the construction of a sociological typology. In this way, a sociological analysis succeeds not only in applying to the event of 1689, and in conceiving all the more in theory a reason for which the VOC declines gradually and then comes to an end. |