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4Humanities interviews Humanities Watch. Ashley Champagne asks about the origins and mission of Humanities Watch, and the humanities' place in society. From the exchange: The point of my website is to demonstrate how the humanities are also in constant conversation with these practical and present interests: science, technology, healthcare, and business. As a matter of fact – [...]
Happy graduation, humanities students! "Better a few good scholars than many indifferent ones." You embody the meaning of George Washington's mandate to James McHenry, to paraphrase: it is infinitely better to have a few good scholars, than many indifferent ones. For the number of humanities majors has now decreased to the lowest level in a [...]
Do we need a calendar for the season of love?
The liberal arts include the sciences, and the sciences make use of the approaches the humanities bring to observation and inquiry. The author writes: The idea that STEM is something separate and different than the liberal arts is damaging to both the sciences and their sister disciplines in the humanities and social sciences. The value of a liberal [...]
How language lends itself to the sciences.
How genetic science helps us understand the rituals of human sacrifice among the Mayans.
How an art historian and a geologist discovered the location of Mona Lisa.
That our new AI economy requires a deeper engagement with the humanities.
How we develop neural pathways of memory from birth.
How the humanities suffer in the challenge to corporate culture.
