Magnus Brechtken: The value of history

‘ History, ’ you may ask, ‘ where do you learn to write this? ‘I think anyone who has ever listened to history has done it. ’. In this age of rocketing into space and exploring Mars, the fact that we're working on old-fashioned things may seem to have no meaning at all. But there is a political, social, cultural norms and value that our nation and society have in common at the bottom of this dazzling technological development. The universal election, the market economy, the principles of legal states, freedom of religion and press. We take these values for granted, especially unrecognizable, but nobody ever thinks about how they are born in the world and now in our hands. How many people have suffered and shed blood in the process of democraticizing and establishing constitutions, while accepting religious freedom? If we don't look back on the history of the effort and struggle, we're just looking at the last picture of the world album. The real meaning of knowing and learning history is to be born at this point, looking at the path that humanity has walked and looking forward with a stepping-stone. The value of history, in 250, among other modern history, is the seven themes of human nature, religion, gender, politics, ethnicity, war, and economics that are taking a course in modern history in the last 70 years. If you are a person who has wondered why the world is like this, and you are wondering what the knowledge of history means to our daily lives, you can find the answer in this book.

Korean title: 역사의 가치

Korean author: 마그누스 브레히트켄

Korean publisher: 시공사

ISBN-13: 9791171253081