Sentence examples for humanistic philosophy from inspiring English sources

Italian Renaissance painting, especially in its secular forms, is alive with visually coded expressions of humanistic philosophy.

American politician and orator known as "the great agnostic" who popularized the higher criticism of the Bible, as well as a humanistic philosophy and a scientific rationalism.

Cor van der Weele, Professor of Humanistic Philosophy at Wageningen University, is convinced that's the case, with artificial meat at least.

Dubbed the Ashcan School for their focus on gritty urban scenes, Henri and his circle represented both the ascendaence of individualism in early 20th-century American art and what seemed at the time to be a more advanced, humanistic philosophy.

The shift from "I-It" to "I-Thou" relations is what the humanistic philosophy of Martin Buber aspires for and is not unrelated to what we try to impress on negotiation students when we tell them that relationships matter in negotiation.

True to his humanistic philosophy, the Soviet leader ordered the GFSG to stand down, pack up, and return to the Soviet Union even though there were no barracks or apartments for the returning Soviet legions.

Geographers' interest in symbolic interactions developed in parallel to their growing interest in humanistic philosophies, as well as cultural and social theory.

Relying on the integration of social relations, people create and share cultural values and humanistic philosophies.

Cosans uses the works of Karl Marx and John Stuart Mill to reveal how these economists model materialistic and humanistic philosophies later to be represented by Huxley and Owen, respectively.

This kind of compassion can be cultivated, as practitioners of many different spiritual traditions and humanistic philosophies will attest.

In Classical, medieval, and humanistic political philosophy, the essential problem is the control of power, and to imagine that a dictatorship, once established, will wither away is utopian.