Flanagan's book does not just trace Dorrigo's inner world, but gives his Japanese "torturers" and camp commanders a voice, and a subjectivity, that incorporates humanity and tenderness, rather than a black-and-white evil.
The enthusiasm for the scientific study of humanity in the period incorporates a tension or paradox concerning the place of humanity in the cosmos, as the cosmos is re-conceived in the context of Enlightenment philosophy and science.
But Maranga says: "I think arts and humanities should be incorporated into the medical curriculum globally.
Business schools, meanwhile, those higher-ed paragons of pragmatism, validate the importance of the humanities by increasingly incorporating electives in the liberal arts.
As a duty to humanity, I have to incorporate that into my show.
Under the Napoleonic-style Ethiopian penal code, which incorporates the United Nations Genocide Convention of 1948, the Derg members are also charged with genocide and crimes against humanity, for which they could receive the death penalty.
Moreover, to take root in humanity any sustainable ecological worldview must incorporate and address the teachings that much of humanity seeks to follow.
He criticized further the analysis and definitions of reason given by Husserl in Formal and Transcendental Logic as not incorporating "the themes of humanity, life and the functional character of reason".
The monsters were also to incorporate "an element of humanity".
But the liberation of the Dachau and Bergen-Belsen concentration camps, and the horrific evidence discovered there, left the allies with little choice but to incorporate charges of crimes against humanity into their trial strategy (Bass 2002: 180).
