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This essay investigates the origins of the divide between what we nowadays refer to as the “sciences” and the “humanities.” It argues that from the third century BCE onward, there have been two opposing scholarly practices: searching for patterns versus understanding the unique. A longue durée analysis suggests that this opposition does not originate from a divide between the sciences and the humanities but from two opposing approaches in the humanities. Both approaches still prevail today.

Has There Ever Been a Divide? ALongue DuréePerspective