Description

Methodology Research Seminar

Lecturer: Prof. Dr. Daniel Meyer

This seminar addresses the evolving methodologies in the humanities, emphasizing interdisciplinary perspectives. It explores how integrating diverse disciplinary approaches enriches scientific inquiry and understanding. A key focus is placed on the evaluation of scientific production, considering both qualitative and quantitative criteria. The contextualization of research outputs within broader social, historical, and cultural frameworks is critically examined. The structuring theme of IP serves as a lens to analyze the dynamics of knowledge creation and dissemination. Discussions highlight the interplay between methodological innovation and the challenges of interdisciplinarity. Attention is given to the ethical and epistemological implications of evaluating scientific work across disciplines.

The seminar investigates how contextual factors shape the reception and impact of scholarly contributions. Comparative case studies illustrate the complexities of interdisciplinary research in the humanities. Ultimately, the event aims to foster a deeper understanding of the processes that underpin scientific production and its assessment.