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Paperback. Condizione: New. Rather than trying to carry out a synthesis of the heterogeneous fields covered by the human sciences, the aim of this book is to explore the grounding and orientation of the Humanities. Like Ts'ui Pên's labyrinth in Jorge Luis Borges's short story "The Garden of Forking Paths", the Humanities form a vast network of diverging, converging and parallel lines. The reader may follow any number of itineraries when reading through the contributions, but at least one common concern of the articles in the present volume is the self-reflection of the human sciences. Whether expressed as a social or an epistemological task, ultimately it is the question of the self-understanding of the Humanities that is raised. In spite of the diversity of themes treated, a claim of discourse unity emerges through the articles collected here. In this way, the coherence of working with and discussing the notion of the Humanities is reflected.

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Condizione: New. InhaltsverzeichnisContents: Introduction The Task of the Humanities, Today Why is a Humanist? The Freedom of Interpretation Revisited Neo-modernism: A New Approach to the Humanities Traffic Jam, or, Objectivity and Interdisciplinarit.

Paperback. Condizione: New. Rather than trying to carry out a synthesis of the heterogeneous fields covered by the human sciences, the aim of this book is to explore the grounding and orientation of the Humanities. Like Ts'ui Pên's labyrinth in Jorge Luis Borges's short story "The Garden of Forking Paths", the Humanities form a vast network of diverging, converging and parallel lines. The reader may follow any number of itineraries when reading through the contributions, but at least one common concern of the articles in the present volume is the self-reflection of the human sciences. Whether expressed as a social or an epistemological task, ultimately it is the question of the self-understanding of the Humanities that is raised. In spite of the diversity of themes treated, a claim of discourse unity emerges through the articles collected here. In this way, the coherence of working with and discussing the notion of the Humanities is reflected.

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - Rather than trying to carry out a synthesis of the heterogeneous fields covered by the human sciences, the aim of this book is to explore the grounding and orientation of the Humanities. Like Ts'ui Pen's labyrinth in Jorge Luis Borges's short story 'The Garden of Forking Paths', the Humanities form a vast network of diverging, converging and parallel lines. The reader may follow any number of itineraries when reading through the contributions, but at least one common concern of the articles in the present volume is the self-reflection of the human sciences. Whether expressed as a social or an epistemological task, ultimately it is the question of the self-understanding of the Humanities that is raised. In spite of the diversity of themes treated, a claim of discourse unity emerges through the articles collected here. In this way, the coherence of working with and discussing the notion of the Humanities is reflected.

Museum Tusculanum Press, Copenhagen 2004. 166 pages. Orig. soft cover. Near fine.

orig.wrappers. Condizione: Minor rubbing. VG. 23x15cm, 166 pp. Contents: "Hans Ulrich Gumbrecht: The Task of The Humanities, Today; ' Kirsten Qastrup: Why Is a Humanist? The Freedom of Interpretation Revisited; Jan Taye: Neo-modernism: A New Approach to the Humanities; Frederik Stjernfelt Traffic Jam, or Objectivity and Interdisciplinarity in the Humanities; Mogens Trolle Larsen: The Assyriological University; Charles Lock: Scholarship and the Scandal of Tradition; Tabish Khair: Postcolonial Studies: A Paradigm for Interdisciplinarity?; Hans Lauge Hansen: Towards a New Philology of Culture; Arne Friemuth Petersen: The Humanities and Psychology in a Historical Perspective; Julio Hans C. Jensen: The Face of the Author: A Sample of the History of the Humanities.