Sentence examples for historical sciences from inspiring English sources
In his work, Rickert sought to differentiate between physical and historical sciences.
The Historical Sciences: e.g., most of Biology, Geology.
"histHub develops a platform for networked and standardized data for the historical sciences in Switzerland.
The historical sciences have no or few laws because of the nature of their data.
All human resources — art, religion, literature, philosophy, and the historical sciences — all have joined in the attempt to throw light upon this darkness.
All historical sciences share a problem: As they probe farther back in time, they become more reliant on fragmentary and indirect evidence.
The Natural History offered to a wide readership a new vision of inquiry into plants, animals and the "theory of the earth" that assisted in re-orienting investigations into the natural-historical sciences after this point.
As such, the process of concept formation both in the natural (Natur-) and the cultural-historical sciences (Geisteswissenshaften) has to be universal as well as abstract, not different in kind but in their subject matters.
By providing an institutional setting for these inquiries, the speculations and theoretical reflections of eighteenth-century natural historians could be subjected to organized critique and specialized examination in a context not found elsewhere in the natural-historical sciences of the period.
These included (1) his analysis and proposed solution to the problem of animal and plant generation; (2) his reformulation of the "theory of the earth"; (3) his bio-geographical approach to the issues of animal distribution and variation; and (4) his methodological revolution in the epistemology of the natural-historical sciences.
It is true that the scenarios are not falsifiable in their entirety, and neither is any historical narrative (the same applies to many generalizations of non-historical sciences – indeed, it is quite dubious that a general Popperian model of science is realistic – see, e.g., Godfrey-Smith, Theory and Reality: An Introduction to the Philosophy of Science).
