A great mystery lies in the repetition and continuity of the renewal of that which is past. Culture perpetuates itself i — Hans-George Gadamer
A great mystery lies in the repetition and continuity of the renewal of that which is past. Culture perpetuates itself i — Hans-George Gadamer
A great mystery lies in the repetition and continuity of the renewal of that which is past. Culture perpetuates itself i — Hans-George Gadamer
A great mystery lies in the repetition and continuity of the renewal of that which is past. Culture perpetuates itself i — Hans-George Gadamer
A great mystery lies in the repetition and continuity of the renewal of that which is past. Culture perpetuates itself i — Hans-George Gadamer
A great mystery lies in the repetition and continuity of the renewal of that which is past. Culture perpetuates itself i — Hans-George Gadamer
A great mystery lies in the repetition and continuity of the renewal of that which is past. Culture perpetuates itself i — Hans-George Gadamer
A great mystery lies in the repetition and continuity of the renewal of that which is past. Culture perpetuates itself i — Hans-George Gadamer
A great mystery lies in the repetition and continuity of the renewal of that which is past. Culture perpetuates itself i — Hans-George Gadamer
A great mystery lies in the repetition and continuity of the renewal of that which is past. Culture perpetuates itself i — Hans-George Gadamer
A great mystery lies in the repetition and continuity of the renewal of that which is past. Culture perpetuates itself i — Hans-George Gadamer
A great mystery lies in the repetition and continuity of the renewal of that which is past. Culture perpetuates itself i — Hans-George Gadamer
A great mystery lies in the repetition and continuity of the renewal of that which is past. Culture perpetuates itself i — Hans-George Gadamer
A great mystery lies in the repetition and continuity of the renewal of that which is past. Culture perpetuates itself i — Hans-George Gadamer
A great mystery lies in the repetition and continuity of the renewal of that which is past. Culture perpetuates itself i — Hans-George Gadamer
A great mystery lies in the repetition and continuity of the renewal of that which is past. Culture perpetuates itself i — Hans-George Gadamer
A great mystery lies in the repetition and continuity of the renewal of that which is past. Culture perpetuates itself i — Hans-George Gadamer
A great mystery lies in the repetition and continuity of the renewal of that which is past. Culture perpetuates itself i — Hans-George Gadamer
A great mystery lies in the repetition and continuity of the renewal of that which is past. Culture perpetuates itself i — Hans-George Gadamer
A great mystery lies in the repetition and continuity of the renewal of that which is past. Culture perpetuates itself i — Hans-George Gadamer
A great mystery lies in the repetition and continuity of the renewal of that which is past. Culture perpetuates itself i — Hans-George Gadamer
A great mystery lies in the repetition and continuity of the renewal of that which is past. Culture perpetuates itself i — Hans-George Gadamer
A great mystery lies in the repetition and continuity of the renewal of that which is past. Culture perpetuates itself i — Hans-George Gadamer
A great mystery lies in the repetition and continuity of the renewal of that which is past. Culture perpetuates itself i — Hans-George Gadamer
A great mystery lies in the repetition and continuity of the renewal of that which is past. Culture perpetuates itself i — Hans-George Gadamer
A great mystery lies in the repetition and continuity of the renewal of that which is past. Culture perpetuates itself i — Hans-George Gadamer
A great mystery lies in the repetition and continuity of the renewal of that which is past. Culture perpetuates itself i — Hans-George Gadamer
A great mystery lies in the repetition and continuity of the renewal of that which is past. Culture perpetuates itself i — Hans-George Gadamer
A great mystery lies in the repetition and continuity of the renewal of that which is past. Culture perpetuates itself i — Hans-George Gadamer
A great mystery lies in the repetition and continuity of the renewal of that which is past. Culture perpetuates itself i — Hans-George Gadamer
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A great mystery lies in the repetition and continuity of the renewal of that which is past. Culture perpetuates itself in memory and the big job is the reawakening of memory.

— Hans-George Gadamer
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