Part 4: Interrelationships THE INTERRELATIONSHIPS OF THE HUMANITIES The Humanities and The sciences The humanities can be defined as a broad range of creative activities and studies that are usually contrasted with mathematics and the advanced sciences , mainly because in the humanities strictly objective or scientific standards typically do not dominate. Most college and university catalogues contain a grouping of courses called “ the humanities .” First , studies such as literature, the visual arts, music, history, philosophy , and theology are almost invariably (always) included. Second , studies such as psychology, anthropology, sociology, political science, economics, business administration, and education may or may not be included. Third , studies such as physics, chemistry, biology, mathematics, and engineering are never included. The reason the last group is excluded is obvious—strict scientific or objective standards are clearly appl...
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