Sentence examples for all humanism from inspiring English sources

Others argue that while feminism and humanism have a similar ideal at their core – equal treatment for all – humanism is not concerned with gender politics, is rooted in patriarchy (founded as it was by white European men), and as Judith Butler writes, "supposes that there is just one single idea of what it is to be human".

Though dark and uncompromising, Krutch, in the end, refused to assent fully to the vision of a morally and aesthetically gutted universe; he defiantly pledged allegiance (as if to a stirring lost cause) to a precariously human, if, all-too-human, humanism.

"Eight Deadly Shots," with its all-encompassing humanism and a deep warmth of spirit despite the bleak circumstances it depicts, could not be more different from the contemporary TV shows to which MoMA would like to link it.

For all the implicit humanism of a story about amazingly massive and expensive resources being deployed for the rescue of one person, the movie is ultimately impersonal — not accidentally impersonal, not impersonal by sheer narrative propulsion, but impersonal by a design that ultimately comes off as ideological.

For all the anthropocentric humanism of Medieval scholastic thought, the heart of the Medieval thinker beat to the Gothic rhythm of puny, cipher-like Man, cringing before the overwhelming force of God's drama as it played itself out across the uncertain face of the fallen world.

As a polity that attempts to provide the conditions for the realisation of the human person as an individual who is, thereby, a member of a temporal community, it recognises that the use of goods by individuals must serve the good of all (Integral Humanism, p. 184), and that individuals can be required to serve the community.

My knee-jerk rejoinder to this all-too-easy humanism is to note that the amount of money involved is tiny.

Over all, a gratifying humanism emerges from this post-human-obsessed generation.

The past decade has seen its fair share of human deaths: the sub-prime fatalities of Iraq and Afghanistan (were there 10,000, 100,000, 1,000,000? – the very equivocation belies any claims to wider humanism); and all those others cut down by poverty, disease and the furious ructions of Ceres herself.

He rejects, therefore, not only fascism and communism, but all secular humanisms.

The conference was all about ideals, humanism, European values and the meaning of Europe.