Yes, we still need the humanities, writes carringtonam.
A lady looks at the Last Judgement on display at a press view for the Michaelangelo's Sistine Chapel - A Different View exhibition at the Great Hall in Winchester. PRESS ASSOCIATION Photo. Picture date: Thursday July 4, 2019. Officially licensed by the Vatican Museums, frescoes have been photographed and reproduced at high resolution and transferred to special fabric webs, allowing a true-to-life reproduction the ceiling and giving visitors a unique opportunity for a close-up view.
Life is more than merely work. We must know what it means to live and to live well, whether through moral questions of right and wrong or aesthetic ones of recognizing and enjoying the beauty around us. We must know what it means to live together, including what we owe each other and how to fulfill such obligations to our neighbors. Finally, assuming our proper role as citizens requires comprehending what it means to be an American and that we know its history and its founding principles.
Moreover, we have oversold technical training and undersold the liberal arts’ abilities to prepare students for jobs. The reality is that employers deeply desire employees who possessthat don’t involve technical knowledge but include the ability to communicate, work independently, and engage in analytical thinking.
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