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Lorraine Daston Why is there no epistemology of the humanities that is even remotely comparable to the epistemology of the sciences? Why is it that humanists can gesture to only a handful of semina…
How We Know What We Know | In the Moment In the Moment Skip to content Visit the Official CI Website ← A Lesson in Kindness Blind Spots → September 19, 2023 · 10:30 am ↓ Jump to Comments How We Know What We Know Lorraine Daston Why is there no epistemology of the humanities that is even remotely comparable to the epistemology of the sciences? Why is it that humanists can gesture to only a handful of seminal works by philosophers (Wilhelm Dilthey on understanding in the humanities versus explanation in the sciences; Hans-Georg Gadamer and Paul Ricoeur on hermeneutics; R. G
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