Sentence examples for humanistic interpretation from inspiring English sources

Jean Hyppolite, author of an outstanding commentary on the Phenomenology, usually presented a restrained humanistic interpretation of the Hegel of Jena.

Perhaps you will say that I am making too many abrupt transitions between humanistic interpretation on the one hand and foreign policy on the other, and that a modern technological society which along with unprecedented power possesses the internet and F-16 fighter-jets must in the end be commanded by formidable technical-policy experts like Donald Rumsfeld and Richard Perle.

Perhaps a quaint notion, this humanistic interpretation of privacy is far more empathetic than the loosely defined laissez-faire American conception, which Supreme Court Justice Louis Brandeis famously described as the "right to be left alone".

The fundamental humanistic method is interpretation, the attempt to understand the world as it appears to another person (to stand in his 'place'place

So much of humanistic scholarship is about interpretation".

The winner, Lesmack Meza Parente, from Mazatlan, Mexico, produced "El Gran Dictador," a video mashup using the emotional closing speech from Charlie Chaplin's film "The Great Dictator" (1940) and contemporary images that provide a modern interpretation of Chaplin's humanistic plea.

In his two major works on the philosophy of Karl Marx (1818 83), For Marx and Reading Capital (both published in 1965), Althusser sought to counter the prevalent interpretation of Marxism as an essentially "humanistic" and "individualist" philosophy in which history is a goal-directed process aimed at the realization and fulfillment of human nature under communism.

When modeling relationships between a condition such as anemia and worsened performance on humanistic measures at a single point in time, one concern is interpretation of the meaning of such differences.

The same critical self-reliance shown by Coluccio Salutati in his textual emendations and Boccaccio in his interpretations of myth was evident in almost the whole range of humanistic endeavour.

While neuroscience may well have very interesting things to say about how brains go about making decisions and producing different interpretations, though, it does not follow that the knowledge thus produced replaces humanistic knowledge.

See also humanistic psychology.