el futuro de las humanidades
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Abstract
En el año 1959, Charles Percy Snow, físico y novelista británico, pronuncia su célebre conferencia sobre “Las dos culturas y la revolución científica”, que produjo un gran revuelo. Snow, en su conferencia, entendía el término “cultura” en dos sentidos. El primero de ellos se refería al desarrollo intelectual, al cultivo del entendimiento, al sentido en que Coleridge hablaba de “cultivation” o de “armonioso desarrollo de aquellas cualidades humanas y facultades que caracterizan a nuestra humanidad”.
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| Journal | European journal of nuclear medicine and molecular imaging |
| Year | 2013 |
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