"If this world lasts for a million years or two million years, or more, never can you exhaust the subject matter of humanity and nature," said Charles Burchfield regarding his source of inspiration.
It was at Elkhorn that he began to observe the degradation of the landscape by unrestricted hunting, grazing and lumbering, and gathered material for his early and most eloquent writings on the subject of humanity's relationship to nature.
Among the participants, 161 were in the final classes of German higher school education, while the other 123 were students of various subjects, predominately belonging to the subject areas of humanities and social sciences (30.1%), natural sciences (13.8%), and economics (12.2%).
Supplementing these requirements within the history curriculum is the stipulation of three additional subjects in a second field of humanities, arts, and social sciences that provide the perspectives of another discipline on the history of human thought and behavior.
He has published in journals across the Atlantic and the Americas, while sustaining an open and robust online research presence on the subject of digital humanities, textual scholarship, and Caribbean Studies.
The flow of new books about him, his music and his aesthetics seems unstoppable, and it is not unthinkable that he will eventually dethrone the likes of Joyce or Proust as the favored subject of college humanities departments.
They left rich veins of emotional knowledge that are the subjects of the humanities.
Brooks underscores the "rich veins of emotional knowledge that are the subjects of the humanities".
The potential for using large datasets to help us understand human society has been the subject of numerous digital humanities projects, as well as special centres devoted to developing these techniques, such as the Stanford University Literary Lab.
Like any well crafted icon or story, the mask is evidence of its subject's humanity, of Malcolm's strong human spirit.
