humanities and sciences; liberal arts and sciences
Refers to the broad academic division encompassing both humanities and natural sciences, often used in educational contexts.
Used for the logical structure or reasoning within an argument, statement, or piece of writing. Often appears in phrases like 文理が通る (to be logical/coherent).
line of thought; thread of meaning; context
Refers to the flow or thread of meaning in a text, often used when discussing comprehension or interpretation of written passages.
At this university, you can acquire a broad education regardless of humanities or sciences.
Research that integrates humanities and sciences is advancing.
His explanation doesn't make logical sense.
Persuade someone by exhausting all logical arguments.
It's difficult to follow the thread of the text.
Judging from the context, this word has a different meaning.
faculty of humanities and sciences; college of arts and sciences
Compound of 文 (literature, writing, humanities) and 理 (reason, principle, science). The sense 'humanities and sciences' is a modern educational term, while the senses related to logic and textual coherence derive from classical Chinese usage.