Humanistic Experience and Scientific Experience—A Survivalist Perspective on the Concepts of Humanistic Science and Natural Science (Humanistic Series of Heilongjiang University)

Author: Jiang Hongyu
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Publish Date: 2004-11-01
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 Anglo-American tradition. From an existentialist perspective, it provides a comprehensive understanding of the humanities and natural sciences, essentially grasping them as human existential experience at the conceptual level. This aims to achieve an overall understanding of the humanities and natural sciences and to offer a perspective and theoretical premise for contemplating and researching the relationship between the humanistic spirit and the scientific spirit, as well as between humanistic culture and scientific culture.