According to the textbook titled "The Teaching of the Arts and Humanities at Havard College Mapping the Future." which cited Culture and Anarchy written by Smith, Elder & Co., in 1869,
It is expressed that given this openness to the past, the Humanities as rooted in Humanism and rigorous interpretation remain essential to establishing and evaluating notions of truth based on evidence and experience as opposed to: authority and tradition.
This is based on the idea that the concept of Humanities is a collective study that deals with human learning, such as literature, philosophy, arts, and history. And it requires that everything, including their own status, and standing be questioned constantly
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