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With the historian the case is different. HIs facts belong to the past, and the past is gone forever. We cannot reconstruct it; we cannot waken it to a new life in a mere physical, objective sense. All we can do is to "remember" it--give it a new existence.
What exactly does "a new existence" mean here? Why does it exist though we cannot reconstruct it?
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We give life to the past through recalling it. If we forget, then it's dead.
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Originally Posted by
tdol We give life to the past through recalling it. If we forget, then it's dead.

I see.
Thanks, tdol! :)
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