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Spanish term or phrase:
ciencias del hombre
English translation:
Human Sciences/Humanities
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Spanish term
Argentina
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ciencias del hombre
Taken from a text by an Argentine artist written in the 1960s:
El objetivo sería el de enfocar el problema de la creación en la Argentina con la mayor claridad posible, con un criterio que emplee todos los avances y descubrimientos de la ciencia contemporánea, su racionalidad y objetividad, y su capacidad de analizar procesos y resultados a la luz de los conocimientos actuales de las ciencias del hombre.
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May 7, 2011 07:28: SilviaInt Created KOG entry
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