The unique methods by which someone can investigate humanities
are vast and not linear. Our humanistic experiences allow us to relate
to humanities in the same way they were formed. When it comes to
math, science, and even biological studies, there is a layout and
methodology in which you must carry out; however, humanities is
solely based on lived experiences and our interpretation of those
experiences. I think there is room to grow in humanities. Once you
complete a background search of the creator of the work you are
reviewing, you will start to learn more about the intentions of their
piece or even come to learn of their traumas. What makes
humanities interesting is that everyone's views and perceptions will
be different, based on their own life experiences.
