The next president will select real individuals to be judges, and no matter how diligent they are, they will bring something of their humanity to their interpretation of the law, a version of humanity that will express something of the president's cast of mind.
That, despite all the cuts, governments must nevertheless still supplement inadequate wages, allot allowances, eke out with a grudging dole the daily toil of so many people, suggests that work, far from representing relief from poverty, is rather a confirmation of an older interpretation of life, that humanity is destined to "eat the bread of anxious toil".
As an alternative interpretation to this view of humanity's fatal involvement with time, the tragedy of the human situation has also been explained in terms of the soul's involvement with the physical universe.
The troubles of reism are typical those which are in the case of any reductive materialism and nominalism, and concern the interpretation of mathematics, semantics, psychology, the humanities and social sciences.
Sixty thousand years ago, when modern humans first left Africa, they encountered other species of humanity, such as Neanderthals (imagined above, in an artist's interpretation), in Europe and Asia.
The richness of Scripture is in its openness to interpretation answering humanity's current spiritual needs.
It challenged the tenets of structuralism, which had previously held sway over the interpretation of language and texts in the humanities and the study of economies and cultures in the social sciences.
As technology has changed, so have the types of conflicts and threats to humanity, as has the interpretation of Nobel's broad criteria for the peace prize.
The study says social studies classes in small schools often combine English and history under the rubric of humanities and stress reasoning and interpretation of evidence rather than a body of knowledge.
