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Democratic Citizenship and the “Crisis in Humanities”
As a consequence of the recent global recession, a new “crisis in the humanities” has been declared, and ideas of how best to defend the humanities have been vigorously debated.
Vicki A. Spencer
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The Crisis in the Humanities—What Would Shakespeare do?
In this essay, I turn to Shakespeare for advice about how to alleviate the crisis in the humanities. University faculty and PhD students develop what I’ve called a dispositional immobility, a disposition to do what they do only in an academic setting.
Paul Yachnin
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Higher education in Australia is in a period of crisis and transition. While COVID-related events and their impacts have made it difficult for all areas of university academic endeavour, among the hardest hit have been humanities.
Deborah Pike
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The Analysis of the Role of Digital Humanities in Sudden Public Crises: Taking COVID-19 as an Example [PDF]
[Purpose/Significance] To effectively respond to various unexpected public crises in modern society, we need to adhere to the basic concept of a community of shared future and achieve collaborative governance. Since the Corona Virus Disease 2019(COVID-19)
JIA Xiaoshuang, YAO Jing
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Democracia, humanidades e educação cívica
Recognizing the state of “permanent crisis” in the Humanities, considerations are made about the social and political fractures in post-war Western societies.
Manuel João Quartilho +2 more
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Spunti per un dibattito sulle scienze umane nel CNR. Lo specchio di una crisi [PDF]
The purpose of this paper is to initiate a debate on the "state of health" of the humanities within Italy's largest research institution. Looking back over its history, in fact, it seems that the humanities are almost somehow a foreign body in the life ...
Roberto Evangelista
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For the last decade, the humanities are globally pronounced as stranded in a crisis or at least touched by it. In the times of crisis the apologetic discourse is more important and visible than in the times of relative peace and prosperity.
Aldis Gedutis
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