Social Sciences vs. Humanities
Humanities
"Philosphical approach" application of an interpretative methodology to render something meaningful for others
Social Sciences
"scientific approach" application of an empirical, rational, and objective methodology to present the "facts"
Social Sciences
Anthropology, Archaeology, Economics, Linguistics, Political Science, Psychology, Sociology, Statistics
Humanities
Architecture, Art, Film, History, History of Art, Language and literature, Music, Philosophy, Religious Studies
Social Sciences
attempt to see human beings in the mass, as subjects for generalizations, their behavior being a fit subject for prediction
Humanities
means art, literature, music and the theater - areas in which HUMAN VALUES and INDIVIDUAL EXPRESSIVENESS are celebrated
Humanities
more concerned with the individual, and especially with unique creations of the individual imagination which we call works of art
