Human Experience and Scientific Experience—A Survivalist Perspective on the Concepts of Humanities and Natural Sciences

Author: Jiang Hongyu
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Publish Date: 2005-03-01
Features: This paper takes the two major traditions of Western philosophy as its research background, namely the continental rationalism represented by Husserl, Heidegger, and Gadamer, and the empiricism of the United States and Britain. From an existentialist perspective, it provides an overall grasp of the humanities and natural sciences, essentially grasping them as human existential experience at the level of ideas. This aims to achieve a holistic understanding of the humanities and natural sciences, as well as to offer a perspective and theoretical foundation for correctly examining the relationship between humanistic spirit and scientific spirit, as well as humanistic culture and scientific culture.