The
NATIONAL
HUMANITIES INSTITUTE
seeks to
revitalize the humanities, and with them ‘the culture,’ as the only way
of effecting lasting beneficial change.
NHI promotes research, publishing, and teaching in the humanities, with
emphasis on the ethical preconditions and purposes of culture and
society,
the centrality of personal freedom and creativity, and the historical
nature
of human existence. While NHI promotes a point of view that it regards
as indispensable to addressing contemporary needs, it cultivates a
spirit
of openness and critical reflection, hoping that others will make
independent,
perhaps wholly unexpected use of its ideas in their own writing,
teaching,
and other work.
NHI
Programs include:
HUMANITAS
Journal
EPISTULAE Occasional
Papers
National Humanities Bulletins 1991-2002
HUMANITAS Newsletters 1987-1992
Irving
Babbitt Project
Research
and Publication
The
Center for Constitutional Studies
Internet
Links for Humanities Research
A Desperate Man, the acclaimed novel by NHI Chairman Claes Ryn, now out in paperback.
Contact the National Humanities Institute
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HUMANITIES
INSTITUTE
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