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Humanities are academic disciplines that seek to understand, appreciate and critique the human
conduction in all its depth and range of meaning. They, in varied ways, question what makes us

humans, and with these understandings and methodologies engage civic life, both locally and globally,
to address the challenges faced by humanity.
Culture in its broadest sense is a cultivated behavior, that is the totality of a person's learned,
accumulated experience which is socially transmitted, or more briefly, behavior through social learning.
A major difference between the two is that humanities involve a more critical and analytical approach
whereas social sciences deal with more of a scientific approach.