Jean Cheneau: For whom is history intended?

Many people wonder, ‘ What is history about? ‘ For whom is history? ’. The answer is yes. The answer of the Bourgeois historian to this question is typical. History broadens our horizons and ‘ expands our personal experience. and give new insight and ‘ new dimension wisdom. ’. Maybe all of these answers are true. But is that not a typical expression of modesty and self - determination, reminiscent of a monk who tried to find eternity in a monastery while Rome was burning? As Sheno said, the past is right to disappear with the man who made it. The reason we're interested in the past is to gain insight into the present and to try to imagine the future with uncertainty. But it's only a possible future, and the real future is something we choose to create. As Marx warned us, history does not provide us with any answers and does not replace the fight we have to do. History does nothing of itself. The result is that it's up to the true, living human beings who are fighting for their ideals. The fact that the only real right satellite of the past can change the world in reality. The Paris Revolution in France has brought about a change of government that will never bring the monarchy down with the power of the people and lead to modern democracy. After liberation, in our country, 4. 19 Revolution and 5. 18 The Customization Movement, 6. Through the Tenth Battle, he brought about a democracy that had broken down the dictatorship and been created by the creation of a linear constitution.

Korean title: 역사는 누구를 위한 것인가?

Korean author: 장 셰노

Korean publisher: 포북(forbook)

ISBN-13: 9791159001291