State of Scholarship Report | Principles | Vanderbilt University
Introduction We presume that our readers recognize the value of the humanistic disciplines and their central place in the modern research university. The humanities and the social sciences take as their subject matter human culture and society, in the past, present and future. Their common aim is to help us understand the human world and […]
State of Scholarship Report | Principles | Vanderbilt University State of Scholarship State of Scholarship Report Introduction We presume that our readers recognize the value of the humanistic disciplines and their central place in the modern research university. The humanities and the social sciences take as their subject matter human culture and society, in the past, present and future. Their common aim is to help us understand the human world and to develop in their students the capacity to participate intelligently in society, to comprehend their place in history, to appreciate the great w
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