(No spoilers; it's not seppuku but a brilliantly conceived, humanistic, life-giving substitute).
It's the autumn of 2006, and Julius is in his early 30s, absorbed with the humanistic intellectual life and a lover of classical music.
It is widely agreed that spiritual growth is an important aspect of living a humanistic and meaningful life, which involves "going beyond", enabling one to contribute to a meaningful relationship with others and relating to God, religion, or transcendence.
In his most recent films, though, these elements bubble up, naturally and unpredictably, from a rich and humanistic take on life.
But for those with humanistic and artistic life interests, our economic system has almost nothing to offer".
This man has preyed on the beliefs of faithful men, and while I am neither Christian nor Catholic, I am down with Carl Rogers and a humanistic approach to life.
Measured outcomes include clinical (postoperative major in-hospital complication or death [primary composite outcome]; death or readmission within 30-days of initial discharge; length of hospital stay), humanistic (quality of life; functional, cognitive, and nutritional status) and economic (health care resource utilization and costs) endpoints.
It is recognized that society values the humanistic appeal of life-extending therapies, and NICE has published specific guidance on appraising end-of-life drugs.
In conclusion, the humanistic end-of-life care course is effective in reducing negative attitudes toward death and increasing the communication skills of Korean nursing students.
The purpose of this study was to examine the effects of a humanistic end-of-life care course on South Korean undergraduate nursing students' attitudes toward death, death anxiety, and communication skills.
