What was Dilthey's view on human sciences?
Empirical
Idealistic
Materialistic
Dualistic
Answer
Empirical. Dilthey believed that the human sciences, unlike the natural sciences, should focus on understanding the subjective experiences and meanings of individuals. He argued that these experiences could be studied through empathy and introspection, and that the human sciences should aim to provide a comprehensive understanding of human life and culture.
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