| 词汇 | example_english_humanity |
| 释义 | Examples of humanityThese examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. Much of this phenomenon, of course, was due to the predominance of classical humanities in any cultured man's intellectual background. However, these extraterrestrial invaders of suburbia have breached humanity's ultimate boundary, that between itself and the universe. Searches were conducted on databases per tinent to medic ine, psycholog y, soc ial work, nursing, humanities, and education, f rom 1980 to 2003. Only a handful had a background in the humanities or social sciences. The humanities and social sciences have adopted the postmodern attitude that it can no longer take the search for "truth" seriously. What it does make perfectly clear is the impossibility of humanity's well-being under capitalism, and why. The history of science can be integrated with the history of culture and the humanities generally. On the other hand, the predominantly suburban setting for humanity's first contact with another world necessarily aggrandizes suburbia. Silently, they repudiated humanity's lingering claims to special privilege inside a universe no longer ordered by theology. Instead, the clump's existing could help explain humanity's being instanced at all. Together they provide a wonderful insight into one of humanity's greatest gifts. In her self-representations she appears as a spiritually enlightened individual who has dedicated her life to the alleviation of humanity's suffering. There has been much debate over whether archaeology is an objective science or a subjective, humanities discipline. If plans to produce cellulosic ethanol are carried very far, it could be the death knell for biodiversity and, with it, humanity's life-support systems. He suggests that we should teach the cultural context of the music through music and the humanities working together. In fact, the humanities overall are facing falling student numbers due to the current conservative political climate. In the arts and humanities, the situation is rather different. Moreover, he claims, 'the humanities, including archaeology, are today losing academic and political impact precisely because of this narrowing of their role' (p. 24). My working method is inspired by methods developed in the social sciences and humanities, where development of architectural concepts plays a prominent role. Reading the readers: modelling complex humanities processes to build cognitive systems. From a humanitarian as well as ecological point of view, this is one of humanity's greatest challenges. In the humanities, only classes in history, literature, philosophy, cultural studies, art history, and anthropology have been considered in this investigation. On top of this, climate disruption is not necessarily the most serious element of humanity's environmental problems. Not long ago, however, the sciences provided the models for the humanities (and, of course, for the social sciences). In the 1860s, the first secondary schools for girls that strongly emphasized the humanities were founded. Difficulties of similar type are, however, not unknown in humanities and "soft" sciences either, insofar as the understanding of their classical texts is concerned. Focusing on everyday objects, their contexts and meanings, material culture studies offers important approaches for several disciplines within the humanities. If public debate fizzled by about 1905, there were strong echoes of it long afterwards, both in theology and in the humanities more generally. Reflexivity has become a central issue within most science a nd humanities d isciplines. Why do architects study humanities and why have they always done so? If there is one subject which can address humanity's long-term and intimate relationship with our food, it is archaeology. She attributes humanity's 'suffering' to the absence of love in modern society. There is a terrible situation in the sphere of the humanities. Critical gerontologists advocate stronger ties to feminism, cultural studies and the humanities to engage in progressive knowledge-building. If what we are in fact after is interpretation and the search for meaning, we are in the realm of the humanities. The near enemy of the humanities is professionalism. Adult subjects were all students at university studying first year humanities subjects ; the child subjects were all students enrolled at the same primary school. The multiplicity of recipient-types recognized in humanities provides them even today with a multifunctional cultural role. In much of academia, the sciences are portrayed as modernist while the humanities (and social sciences) are seen as having adopted postmodernist views. Plus, it must be remembered that many novelists were indeed doctors, which would have facilitated the cross-currency between the sciences and humanities. She appears as an avatar concerned first and foremost with alleviating humanity's everyday suffering. As a consequence, archaeology has become the most politicized discipline within the humanities. With regard to explicit professional values, it seems unlikely that less attention will be paid in the curriculum to medical ethics, humanities, and social issues. There should be more papers from economists, political scientists, anthropologists and educationalists, and from the humanities and the biological and clinical sciences. Our committee supported projects in the use of bioethics and humanities in public discussions. Putting the humanities together with medicine would take hard work. I mention this only to underline the importance of international cooperation in bioethics and medical humanities. As such, it presents a third possible model for conversation within such an interpretive community such as the field of ethics and humanities. We provide some public subsidy to the arts and humanities because those who like such things have been successful at lobbying those in power. Objects of study such as food cannot easily be defined along the traditional boundaries of the natural sciences and the humanities. There is room, and indeed need for, methodologically sophisticated contributions from throughout the social and natural sciences, and perhaps the humanities as well. I was interested in the humanities, in the broad sense: in literature and literary criticism. There are surely more healthgiving fruits of democracy, of humanity's attempts to find a way to live well together. Here, history, ethnography, ecology, and religion converge into a humanities tour of the horizon, focused on a single place and the human interactions with it. Researchers in social sciences and humanities, as part of the intended audience of the book, may also benefit from the book. The program consists of three curricula: science, humanities and foreign languages, which contain all regular school subjects. They were about equally distributed between four groups: science majors, social science majors, arts and humanities majors, and undecided students. They portray humanity's destiny, again among culturally and intellectually superior extraterrestrials. The formal disciplines in the humanities and the social sciences, for instance, are an abstraction of folk psychology. He had thus shown how natural science does not aid the destruction of values, as reactionary defenders of the academic privileges of the classics and humanities feared. A fundamental challenge of the 21st century will be to meet humanity's basic needs while maintaining soil, air and water quality and the integrity of remaining natural ecosystems. The intensive part of the curriculum is followed by a maintenance program that continues language education and follows the themes of the science and humanities curricula. The fact that food and foodways are becoming popular themes of research at the moment can be related to a more general trend in the humanities. Finally, it was a little surprising to discover that, counter to the journal's aims and occasional reputation, papers with a clear humanities provenance or topic have been exceedingly rare. He highlights work in the humanities and social sciences which concerns itself with textual issues of writing and representation through which this discourse has been framed. However, it is also possible to broaden the definition to four, rather than three, disciplinary approaches to research: building science, social science, humanities, and art and design. While researchers in the arts and humanities do publish material in refereed journals, monographs tend to be more effective in achieving reach and influence for scholars. The importance of postmodernism in the humanities and social sciences, and the reluctance of physics to make truth-claiming statements, means that biology shoulders a huge responsibility. Demonstrating this difference and the foundations of bioethics in a philosophy of medicine became an important focus for many in the field of humanities and medicine. We assembled a large number of humanities and healthcare faculty from both campuses who participated in this specialized training for which not all philosophy graduate students were well suited. The study of humanities though, forms and informs students of architecture on more than just a utility level. Are they due to an inherent national organization of archaeology or are they rather due to the ideological impact of postmodern discourse in the arts, humanities and social sciences? There is a strong interaction between this average difference and the lecturer's faculty, with little difference in arts (humanities and social sciences) through to 0.6 points difference in science. In general the humanities and social sciences can inform discussion of societal implications of astrobiology as part of the need to improve dialogue between science and society. In addition, the editorial board is composed of palliative care practitioners, neurologists, psychiatrists, psychologists, social workers, nurses, art therapists, ethicists, philosophers, chaplains, and experts in the humanities. The question of the relationship of science and human values as expressed in the humanities was always of interest to me, as was epistemology and theory of interpretation (hermeneutics). From the viewpoint of its actually realized hermeneutical achievements natural science seems to be very "superior" to the hermeneutically very conscious humanities and "soft" social sciences. The question seems to imply that it is the well-to-do employers who "might have made them different," might have encouraged "the gentle humanities" and prevented their descent into beast-like degradation. Even today the most important and influential scholarly works in humanities and social sciences regularly find an audience wider than the one comprised of the "professional experts" in the field. Such views were common enough, drawing at one and the same time on the ancient image of humanity's divided nature and the modern image of humanity's evolutionar y place. They receive very different amounts of financial support from building science (with the most), to social science, and then (with considerably less funding) humanities and finally art and design. Whereas the scientific, industrial, and high-tech revolutions have furthered and strengthened the sciences, no such analogous revolutions have had similar impacts on the humanities and social sciences. The precarious position of the medical humanities in the medical school curriculum. Furthermore, much of today's environmental disruption, loss of biodiversity, release of toxic substances, and climate change is traceable to humanity's environmentally incompetent, short-range-focused agricultural enterprise. Bioethics as a profession has developed as a perceived need - not "objective, strict" science versus the humanities, but a cooperation and melding of both. Whatever the benefits of a growing intellectual community, the competition for federal funds supporting research in the humanities is intense. Of especial interest is students' perception of science and scientists: is their view of science, like the scientists' view of humanities, limited and partial? Participation should not be restricted to linguists: art teachers, drama teachers, humanities teachers, all have a contribution to make. In the humanities, a rich databank with an easy-to-use retrieval system would offer a great deal, either in illustration or, particularly, for an exploratory approach. The uses of the computer in humanities research can be divided into three main kinds, depending on the nature of the objects studied. In all humanities disciplines the computer is used in an endeavour to replace intuition with quantification. Throughout these stages of development, the research conducted by humanities scholars has taken place at three levels. As a result of the microcomputer revolution, electronic data processing has become a familiar feature of research in most humanities disciplines. The humanities, in their diverse forms, thus provide a societal context for the practice of engineering. Setting aside for the moment the human science/humanities distinction we need to decide whether there is any real difference between" humanities" and" arts". Participants from thirteen countries represented fields in the arts, humanities, natural sciences, and social sciences. The courses in this part of the world tend to be not at all orientated toward those intended as 'science-made-easy' for arts and humanities students. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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