Definition Humanities include: history and archaeology; languages and literature; philosophy, ethics and religion; art (arts, history of arts, performing arts, music); and other humanities. Source Def [..]

1702; plural of humanity (n.), which had been used in English from late 15c. in a sense "class of studies concerned with human culture" (opposed variously and at different times to divinity [..]

Nottingham's School of Humanities comprises the following six departments: Archaeology, Art History, Classics, Music, Philosophy, and Theology and Religious Studies. ►

the study of history, literature, arts, and philosophy.

Humanities is defined as that branch of learning regarded as having primarily a cultural character and usually including languages, literature, history, mathematics, and philosophy. [TSR, Inc. v. Comm [..]

(n) studies intended to provide general knowledge and intellectual skills (rather than occupational or professional skills)

The group of subjects or the academic department concerned with human thought and culture, such as philosophy, literature, archaeology, languages and art. See Social sciences and humanities

learning or literature concerned with human culture, especially the study of Latin and Greek. The term is used more broadly nowadays to refer to all study of literature, history, art, music, and philo [..]

Academic courses focused on human life and ideas, including history, philosophy, foreign languages, religion, art, music, and literature. [Back to Top]

Types of learning that deal with human values and aspirations, human thought and culture, language, and creativity. Examples include, but are not limited to, history, social studies, philosophy, criticism, and literature.

Courses focusing on human culture, including philosophy, foreign language, religion, and literature.

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humanity|lang=en the study of languages and literature * Tagalog: tl|katuruang-tao {{t|th|???????????|tr=aksorasat|sc=Thai the study of Ancient Greek and Roman language, literature, etc. the study [..]

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