Sentence examples for humanities canon from inspiring English sources
The answer, simply, is the resilience of the humanities canon.
Is there an urban humanities canon?
It initiates a multidisciplinary conversation between established and emerging scholars of the Arabic humanities about how to read the refractions of canons across the pre-modern and modern, the pre-colonial and postcolonial, and the historical and the historicizing.
Much the same could be said about Arendt, in particular her discussion of technology in The human condition (1958), although her position in the canon of humanities philosophy of technology is not as prominent.
In the recent feminist expansion of the canon of humanities, however, another Scudéry has appeared.
The "Sri Isopanisad," an essential part of my religion's scriptural canon, describes humanity's relationship to earth as one of only taking what is necessary.
The current revival of interest in Scudéry is tied to the contemporary feminist expansion of the canon of the humanities in order to include the voices of women authors who had been neglected due to misogynist bias.
With Grace's support, Carroll was able to attend school in France at Lille and at the University of Douai where he studied the humanities, philosophy, and civil and canon law.
While the latter half of the 20th century saw many humanities disciplines expand and reform their canons to include marginalized voices, the discipline of philosophy saw little change.
