Sentence examples for a philosophy of human from inspiring English sources

The contradiction between slavery and the ideology of human equality, accompanying a philosophy of human freedom and dignity, seemed to demand the dehumanization of those enslaved.

Ms. Hearne, who trained animals and their owners at Silver Trails: The Animal Inn, turned her childhood love of dogs and horses into a life's work and the foundation of a philosophy of human and animal relations and communication that was articulated in her best-known book, "Adam's Task: Calling Animals by Name" (Knopf, 1986).

Marxism as a philosophy of human nature stresses the centrality of work in the creation of human nature itself and human self-understanding (see the entry on Marxism).

To avert compounding the ontological distinctions he thought should be made between a philosophy of physical nature and a philosophy of human nature, Ortega maintained that "man has no nature".

In his Religion of Man, Tagore sought to give a philosophy of man in which human nature is characterized by a concept of surplus energy that finds expression in creative art.

Neurath developed and generalized his early practical, theoretical and meta-theoretical concerns about social theory (with his talk of a 'universal science' in 1910, a 'unified construction of economic science' in 1917 and a 'unified program' for socialization in 1919) as a philosophy of the human sciences.

One of his devotees in France created a Web site that celebrated his shape-shifting, hailing him as an "actor of life and an apostle of a new philosophy of human identity".

Therefore, what began in Hegel as a metaphysics of the Absolute ended by becoming a total philosophy of human culture.

In The Identity of Man (1965) he sought to present a unifying philosophy of human nature.

And it seems rooted in a basic philosophy of human nature: people who bowl well are more likely to return.

This is because the measures and their inherent domains, were not primarily developed on a theory of HRQOL tapping an integrative philosophy of human life.