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End of story

Francis Fukuyama

Phraseologism: End of story.

Meaning: Completion of some business, event (jokingly-iron.).

Origin: From English: The End of History. Title of an article published (Summer, 1989) by Japanese-American political scientist Francis Fucujama (p. 1952) in The National Interest (USA). He wrote that human history, which previously was a history of the struggle of various teachings and ideologies, in a certain sense, ended: democratic values ​​​​and the Western-style liberal economy triumph all over the world. In Russian literature, the expression "the end of history" was encountered earlier, for example, in the work of the Russian philosopher Vladimir Solovyov "Three Forces" (published in 1877).

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