Combine your subject area:
with the a type of information.
Examples:
or with a process
Example:
World wide research reshaping the sciences and humanities by 
Progress in the humanities? comparing the objects of culture and science by 
Research Within the Disciplines by 
Information resources in the humanities and the arts. by Perrault, Anna H.Research is usually qualitative, not quantitative.
Multiple perspectives examined.
Researchers typically work alone.
Cumulative arguments.
Investigations into "texts", images and artifacts - not data.
Heavy use of libraries, archives, and museums.
Research allows for a certain amount of judgement. Two people examining the same "texts" may come to different conclusions
Emphasis on primary sources.
Humanists develop large personal libraries, often re-reading the same sources to glean additional insights.
Less emphasis on technology as a research tool than other disciplines.
The Book is still the primary means of publishing research.
In writing a paper, humanists identify what they need and discard what is irrelevant.
Timeliness emphasised over currency.
Heavy use upon libraries, books, journals, bibliographies, and textual databases.
Asks and explores a question about human culture.
