Exempel på humanistic

• Libraries can play a constructive role in the dissemination of democratic, liberal, and humanistic values.

• Marx's early writings were essentially humanistic.

• Our values are humanistic.

• The book ends with an appeal to combine social structural and humanistic perspectives in gerontology.

• Understanding the different historical layering of those voices, and how and in what form they signify now, seems an imperative of humanistic study.

• This explains the notion of 'being out of time', and is logically consistent with the proposition of the dominance of political ideologies for humanistic discourse.

• Many of these are humanistic exercises, opportunities to display learning and verbal dexterity in addition to, often rather than, sincere praise.

• It is largely a humanistic faith, celebrating the body and rejecting evangelical austerity and traditions of asceticism.

• They all had relevant experience in individual psychotherapy and were familiar with humanistic and existential approaches.

• Anyone, approaching the matter from the humanistic standpoint, must condemn this as a dismal definition of the ' ' good life.

• The rhetoric of anti-iconoclasm and anti-utopianism, deployed by the domesticated pragmatist, wraps itself in the disguise of humanistic scruple and skepticism.

• Typically, the standard texts provide separate chapters on a number of different ' approaches ' to personality : trait, psychoanalytic, humanistic, social-cognitive, and so forth.

• Those who distort the ideas of humanistic thinkers to incite the perpetration of evil are difficult to condemn for the actual acts committed by others.

• A humanistic, decent flag hides the bullying of those who know or have the illusion of being the strongest.

• This humanistic sentimentality is one of the hallmarks of the poetess tradition, or at least of its nineteenthcentury theoretical basis.

• While architectural practice manages to be collaborative, as does research in other disciplines, humanistic architectural research seems to remain a lonely activity.

• Mere mechanisms should not intrude on this humanistic goal.

• We are therefore left with a number of stunning misconceptions about the genre and the humanistic enquiries that inspired its birth.