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The human sciences: origins and histories

This article raises a number of awkward strategic and programmatic questions which bear upon a potential topic, the originary history of the human sciences in the early modern period. The topic exists only in potential, a possibility which may or may not be realizable, may or may not be desirable. In attempting to conceive it concretely, there are some quite severe difficulties to overcome; and granted some kind of conception, there will be associated difficulties of a methodological kind. Difficulties of conception will occur immediately any kind of definitional exercise is undertaken with respect to a question such as, what is to