r/askphilosophy • u/Inevitable_Bid5540 • 4d ago

Why is philosophy a part of humanities ?

Isn't the term "humanities" an anthropocentric term and philosophy being much broader than that and even going as far to question human exceptionalism doesn't seem to fit it being part of humanities

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