Sciences and Humanities: Subjects of Academia

Smith, Jane; Dimon, Isabella; Long, Chris J.

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Sciences and Humanities: Subjects of Academia

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2025

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Smith, Jane

Dimon, Isabella

Long, Chris J.

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This conference contribution examines the relationship between the sciences and the humanities within contemporary academic discourse. It outlines broad areas of convergence and divergence, noting how institutional, methodological, and historical factors shape interactions between fields. The paper highlights ongoing conversations about interdisciplinarity and suggests general considerations for understanding how academic subjects evolve over time.

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