She still has the Krakow rules when she needs them: "Every motive disguised, every design secret, every human and humane feeling suppressed".
The word 'philanthropy' comes from the Greek word philanthropia "philia, friendship or phileo, love + anthropos, human" and means benevolence, kind-heartedness, humane feeling, kindliness, courtesy, or gods' love for humans (Liddell and Scott, 1940, s.w. philia; philanthropia).
"Every humane feeling revolts," lamented Alexander Hamilton, soon to become America's first Secretary of the Treasury.
Her everyday heroism recalls the more obvious discovery of humane feelings made by the Stasi officer in The Lives of Others.
In other words, 'terrorism can be ended only with love.' It is because terrorism and violence stem from a philosophy that distances people from humane feelings, from faith, conscience, love, art, beauty.
While this may be true, it is also conceivable that DARPA may use the findings of the BRAIN project to tamper with soldiers' memories and humane feelings on the battleground to desensitize them in such a way that would increase their killing power.
Whether by gas, by pressure, by injection, or by shock, is finding the right way to kill dogs really just about humans feeling humane, rather than saving dogs from their inevitable demises?
He was a caring, feeling and humane person, which is a rare combination.
Yet Walcott was too proud, and too rooted, and too humane, to endorse this feeling to the point of publicly rejecting his homeland.
[cartoon id= a18015"] Yet Walcott was too proud, and too rooted, and too humane, to endorse this feeling to the point of publicly rejecting his homeland.
