Sentence examples for humanistic conception from inspiring English sources
It has substituted for the humanistic conception of culture a system of education which develops out of the fellowship of actual battle".
Characterized by satire, parody, and irony, the poem celebrates a new humanistic Renaissance conception of man in an utterly fantastical world.
But Grogan eloquently insists that humanistic psychology subtly revolutionized Americans' conception of the self and the role of therapy, and asserts that current trends in the field, like positive psychology, owe the theory a debt they have been reluctant to pay.
In the humanities, the study and teaching of literature and the arts is experiencing revitalization through interrogation of traditional conceptions of cognition and consciousness, along with humanistic exploration of questions raised by neuroscientific experimentation.
As the historian Andrew Jewett details in a brilliant recasting of the political and cultural history of science, Science, Democracy, and the American University, since the 1960s the main trends in humanities and humanistic social sciences have come to "validate the narrow, value-neutral conception of science" crafted by positivists.
See also humanistic psychology.
Architecture was once a humanistic pursuit.
His early formal education was humanistic.
Finally, there was a humanistic trend.
His sympathies were mainly humanistic.
