The Old Humanities and the New Science

Language: EnglishPublished: May 19, 2015

Subjects:

Science Classical education

Bookshelves:

Culture/Civilization/Society Teaching & Education Science - General

Authors:

Cushing, Harvey
1869 - 1939
Osler, William

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In the aftermath of World War I, a profound shift in intellectual thought emerged, challenging the boundaries between the humanities and the sciences. In "The Old Humanities and the New Science," Sir William Osler articulates the vital interplay between classical studies and modern scientific inquiry. He advocates for a harmonious coexistence, emphasizing the importance of integrating humanistic perspectives into scientific discourse. Osler's insights on the necessity of fostering creativity alongside empirical rigor resonate deeply with students, civic activists, and historians alike. This seminal address not only enriches our understanding of interdisciplinary dialogue but also serves as a call to action for those committed to bridging the gap between knowledge and wisdom in an ever-evolving world.