Brunelleschi, therefore, is seen as an artist still profoundly dependent on local forms of architecture and construction but with a vision of art and science that was based on the humanistic concept of the ideal.
In summary, the patients described in the included qualitative studies have a humanistic concept of "individualised" medicine that entails much more than individualised specifications on the molecular level, such as is the case in genome-based "personalised medicine".
The book, "Martin Buber: The Life of Dialogue," marked the first effort to explain and popularize the humanistic and religious concepts Buber intermarried in his often abstruse work.
Thomas Jefferson did, and he grounded his vision of the nation in this humanistic, palpable, rational concept.
This contrasts considerably with the richness of humanistic issues associated with the concepts of "individualised medicine" concepts that we identified in patients reasons for seeking CAM.
It pitted big, science fiction and fantasy concepts against niche, humanistic narratives about the lives of ordinary people and historical figures.
This is a generation that has never settled for outdated traditions, and collectively men over 50 will create new images of male aging: concepts that are humanistic, individualistic and empowered.
Thus, the concept of individualised medicine should include the humanistic approach of individualisation as expressed in concepts such as "personal growth", "holistic" or "integrative care", doctor-patient "alliance", "self-activation" and "wellbeing" needs.
For the first, his thought is thoroughly humanistic, with Infinity proving a more rarefied concept of divinity than Maimonides' apophatics.
The concept is, however, closely related to humanistic psychology and the person-centred therapy originally developed by Carl Rogers in the 1940-ies[ 16].
