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From Geisteswissenschaft to Human Science,y. The lecture was about modern society’s ‘two cultures’, the humanities and the natural sciences, which he contended were in critical opposition to each other. Scientists, artists, and intellectuals lacked the ability to talk across differences and thus had no deep comprehension of each other’s thi

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The Naturalization of the Humanities,nd emerged from nature, and his or her creations are also nature’s creations. Human thinking originally arose in response to the challenges that our human ancestors had to face in their development. Sensory experience is a . of a person’s surroundings, and thinking is primarily a . of possible actio

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The Aims of Interpretation,ation contains a necessary contextual element which has to be understood in order to grasp the nature of interpretation. Questions depend on what the questioner wants to know, and the relevance of the question, as well as the answer, is determined partially by the background assumptions of both inte

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Conclusion,consist of art, literature, film, music, communication, architecture, design, crafts, and other cultural expressions. The transformation of the humanities from . to rigorous scientific research into culture and the history of human beings is still under way. There is a huge amount of inertia built i

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