Sentence examples for In humanism from inspiring English sources

In "Humanism and Democratic Criticism," Edward Said argued for the necessity of a "return to philology" in literary criticism, but in this case, I would argue for an analogous return to something else: counterpoint.

Our experiences that week truly put the "human" in Humanism.

So, it seems, would others: -- The Humanist Institute, the educational arm of the American Humanist Association, hopes to establish this year the country's first master's program in humanism, a philosophy that substitutes human morality and reasoning for belief in the supernatural.

Jan Olof Bengtsson traces the origins of idealism in humanism.

With his colleague Gasparino da Barzizza and former pupil Vittorino da Feltre, Guarino helped set the pattern for studies in humanism.

But the present show also relates to another of Ms. Gladstone's perceptions: that "as our world is rapidly changing, there is a renewed interest in humanism".

In March, humanism in China came full circle with a conference at Mr. Babbitt's own Harvard University.

In fact, the humanism in her work went with an artist's eye for composition and form.

8. See the important comments in David B. Ruderman, "Italian Renaissance and Jewish Thought," in Renaissance Humanism: Foundations, Forms, and Legacy, ed.

While More cannot be classified in any formal sense as a philosopher, it is in his writings in defence of humanism and in Utopia that he can best be seen as an exponent of ideas.

The Dudleys moved in evangelical circles from the early 1530s, and their children were educated in Renaissance humanism and science by tutors and companions such as Roger Ascham, John Dee, and Thomas Wilson.