Classical, romantic, modern

Author: Bazun
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Publish Date: 2005-05-01
Features: Re-examining the romanticism buried beneath unexamined conventional thinking, challenging textbook clichés with solid historical facts and rigorous analysis, and exposing sensationalized trendy fallacies in the historical field with the courage to go against the grain. In this book, readers can see the stance and attitude that a cultural historian should truly possess, and more clearly understand the responsibility for truth and the meaning of their own existence as a disseminator or revealer of knowledge. This book is less a defense of romanticism and more a powerful universal reminder of the "hypocrisy of knowledge," while intentional or unintentional credulity and the spread of misinformation are precisely the easiest mistakes we make.