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The humanities are academic fields that explore human society, culture, and fundamental questions people ask about existence and meaning. They matter because they provide ways of understanding ourselves and our world that go beyond what natural sciences, mathematics, and professional training can offer.
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人文学科(humanities)又称人文學,是以觀察、分析及理性批判來探讨人类情感、道德和理智的各门学科文学、哲学、宗教、艺术、史學、人類學、語言学等和知识的总称。人文学科与“神学学科”(神学)相对。 人文一词的中文,最早出现在《易经》中贲卦的彖辞:“刚柔交错,天文也。文明以止,人文也。观乎天文以察时变;观乎人文以化成天下。”关于这个词的注解有很多,宋代程颐《伊川易传》对此的解释是:“天文,天之理也;人文,人之道也。天文,谓日月星辰之错列,寒暑阴阳之代变,观其运行,以察四时之速改也。人文,人理之伦序,观人文以教化天下,天下成其礼俗,乃圣人用贲之道也。”(见《伊川易传》卷二)一般认为,中国传统的人文概念是指人的各种属性。 到了近代,人文这个词被用来翻译“Humanism”,也就是人文主义,这个词是欧洲文艺复兴时期一些知识分子,在超越和反对中世纪欧洲宗教传统的过程中,以古希腊、罗马文化为学习典范,以此回归世俗。这些人就被称为“人文学者”,到19世纪的欧洲又有所谓的人文学科,20世纪英美的大学裡面也开始出现人文学科。人文学科的意思不是说人文的东西用一种科学的理论来解释,而是说对于人的各方面的一种求知、对于人的知识的一种探讨。 中国近现代知识分子在传统和西方的影响下,对于人文、人文主义和人文学科这几个紧密相关的词汇内涵的理解经历了很多变化。
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