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PT 1: Do historians and human scientists have an ethical obligation to…

- - - - What counts as ethical obligation in the pursuit of knowledge?
        
        Can ethical obligations conflict with scientific progress?
  - - - For historians and human scientists, this could mean presenting evidence and interpretations honestly, without bias or distortion, and acknowledging the bro
- - - - How does the presence of contradictory evidence challenge the validation of theories in history and human sciences?
        
        To what extent does contradictory evidence stimulate progress in historical and scientific research?
        
        information or data that challenges, opposes, or refutes existing knowledge claims, theories, or perspectives. In the context of knowledge production, especially in history and human sciences, it represents the diversity of viewpoints or findings that may not align with the dominant narrative or accepted theory.
        
        invites a re-evaluation of previously held beliefs, fostering deeper understanding and more nuanced interpretations.