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Research, Interpretation, and the Crisis in the Humanities
While interpretation plays a part in all research, it is central to the humanities in a way that it is not in other fields. In an academic and societal context in which the implications of this are not fully appreciated, the humanities, with their reliance on interpretation, are commonly understood
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