Human Sciences

Human SciencesOffers historical and philosophical arguments for treating the humanities as sciences. Human Sciences assesses the importance and value of the humanities historically and philosophically, and makes the case for treating them as sciences. Through careful examination of the characteristics they share with the natural and social sciences, as well as what distinguishes them from other scientific fields, the book argues that the humanities may be seen to

which is then followed by a review of the role of diversification and financing in sugarcane agri-business development

Sacred Play uncovers levity and playfulness in a variety of South Asian traditions where one might least expect to find it: in the heart of ritual

Cairo: The Family Guide provides all families living in Cairo—expatriate and Egyptian alike—with the resources and information needed to explore the city to the fullest

the relationship of recent developments in evolutionary and ecological sciences to the Leopold land ethic long championed by the author

which have focused on the mass migration post-World War II and post-Greek Civil War

Each chapter raises questions about the political function of art (resistance

and Vincente Minnelli-and the films they made during the decline of the traditional Hollywood studio system

He was concerned that government was using the 'law' to become too active a participant in the economy whilst devoting too little attention to protecting life and liberty

It first reviews techniques for optimising tractor fuel consumption as well as developments in fuel-efficient tractor designs

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Yang Xiong (53 BC-AD 18)

Taking Cypriot memorializations as a case study