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Hegel: History
Original title: ヘーゲル 歴史
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German philosopher Hegel has the following aphorism: “The only thing we can learn from history is that humans learn nothing from history.”
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ドイツの哲学者ヘーゲルの言葉に、次のような警句がある。 「歴史から学ぶことができるただ一つのことは、人間は歴史から何も学ばないということだ」。
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