Isra Hikmat

Isra Hikmat

Possibility of "general" Humanities based on "in-dividual" concept in Neo-kantian-Baden school- point of view.

Document Type : Research Paper

Authors
Seyyed MAHDI bAGHERIAN
Mahdi Moinzadeh
Muhammad Chawoushi
Institute for Humanities and Cultural Studies
Abstract
"The Human" has based on meaningful "in-dividuals" and "cases", In contrast with "instances" in natural science. hence methodological autonomy of humanities from natural science and The constitution non-positive humanities faces challenges to explain and preserve of "generality". The Emergence of the Humanities in 19th century in Germany is philosophical-historical important event. This article presents, according to Neo-kantian-Baden school- point of view, the possibility of preserving and explaining "generality" In Humanities (historical science, cultural science) based on material and methodological demarcation between natural science and humanities.
Keywords
Humanities
in-dividual
validity
general
Neo-kantian
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