Some say that this humane treatment by victorious Allied forces was unprecedented in human history.
In Germany, under the influence of the philosopher Wilhelm Dilthey (1833 1911), the hermeneutic approach was conceived as definitive of the humane sciences (history, sociology, anthropology) as distinct from the natural ones.
By unpicking the loyalties of both political and family life, Leo honours the complicated motivations of real people, resulting in a humane, enlightening history of a collapsed country and a lost home.
Our coalition enforced these international demands in one of the swiftest and most humane military campaigns in history.
The case tests the proposition that in America in the Internet age, there are benign, even humane reasons that sometimes history should be erased.
Citing the Bengali author Nirad C. Chaudhuri (one of his picks), he explains, "A civilization continues through the humane examination of its history".
1010 China 1063 China Renzong, Wade-Giles romanization Jen-tsung, personal name (xingming) Zhao Zhen (born 1010, China died 1063, China), temple name (miaohao) of the fourth emperor (reigned 1022 63) of the Song dynasty (960 1279) of China, one of the most able and humane rulers in Chinese history.
Too many people have grasped the simple, humane truth that every human society in history has had 3 to 5 per cent of people who were attracted to their own gender, and it does no harm to anyone.
"The no-fly zone was one of the most efficient and humane uses of power in the history of American foreign policy," Galbraith said.
This humane, at times exhaustingly detailed literary history dignifies, against the critics' aesthetic judgments, the comfort, pleasure and emotional richness readers found in popular poetry.
