Grounding historical humanities

Description

Grounding historical humanities involves anchoring the study and interpretation of history, literature, and culture in tangible evidence, practical contexts, and lived experiences. This strategy aims to remedy abstraction, anachronism, and cultural misrepresentation by prioritizing primary sources, interdisciplinary collaboration, and community engagement. Its essential action is to ensure that humanities research and education remain relevant, accurate, and accessible, thereby fostering informed understanding and responsible stewardship of cultural heritage.