Interdisciplinary Research Of Humanities And Social Sciences

Academic research and writing

What you'll learn

Understand and master the thinking of cross-disciplinary innovative research in the humanities and social sciences.

Combine own experience, research direction, and research needs to provide new research perspectives for cross-disciplinary research

Carry out specific research topics by combining humanities theory with social science practice.

Combine the current practice of humanities and social sciences, learn to critically analyze existing humanities and social science theories

Requirements

Students need to have a basic understanding of the macro-research content, research methods, research objectives, micro-concepts, theories, and practices of the humanities and social sciences. At the same time, students are willing to conduct in-depth and cross-disciplinary research in the humanities and social sciences.

Description

This course explores interdisciplinary research between the humanities and social sciences, focusing on innovative thinking and critical analysis. It aims to help students understand the differences and connections between these two fields, guiding them to develop new research perspectives by integrating theory with practice. The course encourages students to critically analyze existing theories and form personalized research integration skills.Course Requirements: Students should have a foundational understanding of macro and micro aspects of both humanities and social sciences, including research content, methods, and objectives. They should also be motivated to explore interdisciplinary innovation between these fields.Target Audience:Undergraduate students beginning their studies in the humanities and social sciences, aiming to inspire interest and confidence.Graduate students transitioning from study to research, providing innovative perspectives for interdisciplinary research.Course Structure:Differences and Similarities between Humanities and Social Sciences:Humanities focus on theoretical research, gathering, and applying knowledge from specialized fields.Social sciences prioritize practical analysis and using theory to guide real-world practices and solutions.Political Studies in Social Sciences:Examines the key points, methods, and goals of political science research.Explores the theoretical needs of political philosophy and its connection to political science and real-world political practice.Historical Research in Humanities:Investigates interdisciplinary approaches in history that integrate philosophy, politics, culture, and economics.Focuses on deep analysis of specific historical stages or events, moving from surface-level understanding to broader historical principles.Comparative Research in Humanities and Social Sciences:Spanning time periods (ancient, modern, contemporary).Cross-geographical, national comparative studies.Comparative analysis of theories within the same framework or across different disciplinary perspectives.

Overview

Section 1: Similarities and Differences in Research between Humanities and Social Sciences

Lecture 1 Lesson Plan: Humanities vs Social Science

Lecture 2 Lesson Outline

Lecture 3 Specializations and Courses

Lecture 4 Humanities vs. Social Science in Career and Research

Lecture 5 Practical Exercise: Case Study Discussion

Lecture 6 Digital Age and Interdisciplinary Connections

Lecture 7 Theoretical Reflections and Wrap-up

Lecture 8 Reference

Lecture 9 Teaching

Section 2: Cross-cutting research in the humanities led by social science disciplines

Lecture 10 Overview of Interdisciplinary Innovation in Humanities and Social Sciences

Lecture 11 Integration of Humanities and Social Sciences with a Focus on Political Studies

Lecture 12 Case Study: Advancing Electoral Democratization in China through Procedural Just

Lecture 13 Cross-Disciplinary Research Methodology

Lecture 14 Reference

Lecture 15 Research example

Section 3: Innovative research in the humanities leading social science disciplines

Lecture 16 Integrating Philosophical and Political Perspectives

Lecture 17 Foundations of Humanities and Social Sciences

Lecture 18 Research Methodologies for Multi-Dimensional Studies

Lecture 19 The New Culture Movement: Philosophy Meets Political Science

Lecture 20 Reference

Lecture 21 Research example

Section 4: Interdisciplinary Comparative Research in Humanities and Social Sciences

Lecture 22 Course Description and Learning Objectives

Lecture 23 Course Structure

Lecture 24 Research and Readings

Lecture 25 Conclusion

Lecture 26 Academic research and writing

It is mainly aimed at undergraduates who have just started to study in the humanities and social sciences, especially helping humanities students to build up their interest, confidence, and direction in subject learning. Secondly, it is aimed at postgraduate students who are transitioning from learning to research, providing them with innovative research perspectives.