ihmiskatsauksiin

Ihmiskatsauksiin is a Finnish term formed from ihminen (human) and katsaus (review, overview) with the illative plural suffix -iin. The phrase is used mainly in written Finnish within specialized contexts such as editorial management, content classification, archives, or academic writing. It designates a category or discourse strand that focuses on human-centered subjects, experiences, or narratives, in contrast to technical, statistical, or natural-science content.

In practice, ihmiskatsauksiin can appear as a section heading or label in media outlets, libraries, or research databases that aim to foreground personal perspectives, biographies, social issues, or ethnographic material. It may accompany qualitative methods such as interviews, oral histories, or case studies, and is often associated with human-interest or social-psychological inquiry.

Usage notes: The phrase is relatively specialized, and readers unfamiliar with the grammatical form may encounter it primarily in Finnish-language sources. It should be used with clear context, as it is not a universal or widely standardized category. Related concepts include human-interest reporting, ethnography, qualitative research, and biographical studies. In translation, renderings depend on context, commonly as “human-centered reviews,” “human-interest pieces,” or “content focusing on people.”