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O antropólogo norte-americano Marshall Sahlins é famoso por seu diálogo com a História. Paradoxalmente, entre 1950 e 1980, esse diálogo foi marcado pela ausência de historiadores. Mas como isso foi possível? Como Sahlins manteve um diálogo com a História...
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