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The Old Humanities and the New Science

1919

William Osler

The Old Humanities and the New Science

Name: The Old Humanities and the New Science
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Author: William Osler

William Osler

1919

The Old Humanities and the New Science is a scholarly essay by Sir William Osler, first published in 1919 as a presidential address to the Classical Association. Osler examines the relationship between classical humanities and modern science, advocating for their integration in education. He argues that the ethical and philosophical insights from humanities enhance scientific understanding, while also recognizing the importance of scientific thought in comprehending human culture. This work highlights the historical contributions of classical thinkers to contemporary science and medicine, promoting a collaborative approach to education.