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Why study history?
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A teacher asked me that question in a review of literature and wander for fifty minutes. I was sixteen and was eager to define themselves and differentiate themselves from the masses. I hope you will forgive me arrogance.

been several years and I found the arrogance of others. The story is listed in the "human sciences", a set of disciplines that seek to study what people do, say, believe and obey, the infrastructure of societies and of human thought, what they want, what they carry out and how to justify it. They say that human sciences are characterized by subjectivity, that is, they are not absolute, unlike the so-called "hard science" like mathematics, physics or biology. The human sciences, often incorrectly called "letters" (name only valid for translation, interpretation and philology) depend almost entirely on the interpretation by the study, and are not reliable to explain the workings of the world.

And now we take the brake (accustom, I'll do a lot). The story, like other sciences, has been vilified as a manipulable, inaccurate and a classic, useless. Some scientists think so. But let's review some terms. Science comes from the Latin word scientia , which means knowing or knowledge, about anything. The human sciences are not named for caprice and science are truly worthy of the name. And do not let the nickname "human" to deceive us.

There are no exact science. Only perfect systems that seem to make sense within our limited human perception. Geometry, mathematics, chemistry, do not exist in nature as such, only that there is what we call those names. If we leave our human mind and see things without the filter of our limitations, "Two plus two would be four? Maybe, maybe not. We can only cling to our understanding, knowing that not everything, just everything you have. This is how we feel every day historians. And anthropologists, philologists, psychologists, geographers, philosophers and teachers and so on.

History is the psychology of societies. Why do we feel part of a whole, or otherwise want to alienate him? Why consider some other beautiful things in bad taste? Why are some things seem logical but do not know why? The story has no answers universal, but it gives you where you pull threads, and his endless wealth of nuances and points of view will open dozens of doors from which to reach new dimensions of science.

For that, however, we must rid ourselves of the prejudices and misconceptions we have about her, and during the preparation time I realized that there are many. I will see to dissipate from here, trying to make with clarity and humor. At the end of the day, the demon of arrogance really is historic!