Rethinking in human sciences, based on unitary ontology

One of the ways to develop any science is to rethink of its foundations and assumptions. Considering the increasing progress of various sciences in the new era, and the weakening of humanities, the necessity of rethinking in humanities is a vital matter, Since the human sciences are directly related to the knowledge of man, as the role of man in the new age has become more prominent, one should seek a more complete knowledge of humans at the individual and the social levels. Unfortunately, despite the multifaceted nature of human existence, the presuppositions governing the present humanities are still dominated by positivist paradigms, and when it comes to other perspectives such as exegetical or postmodern, they remain at the level of slogans, and researches and theories are limited. But the science of physics, by entering into some philosophical and metaphysical concepts, is moving towards a unitary paradigm. Unitarian theories of physics, which emphasize the multi-dimensional nature of existence, present a new point of view in which the inability of experience or human mind to recognize a phenomenon does not mean that it does not exist. In this research, with the help of content analysis method, we investigate the existing gaps in the five paradigms of the contemporary science, and in order to solve these gaps, we introduce unitary ontology.