The word 'humanness' is correct and usable in written English.
It is a noun that refers to the quality or state of being human. It can be used in various contexts to describe the characteristics, behaviors, or emotions that are unique to human beings. Example: The artist's sculptures captured the essence of humanness, with their intricate details and lifelike expressions.
To have the experiences while retaining our memory of humanness would make us a human in a dog suit, not a dog.
For both Dante and Thomas humanness is defined by the conjoining of soul and body, and human knowledge depends on the evidence of the senses [Foster (1965), 69 71; Thomas, ST 1.89a1].
Adults can momentarily share such identifications – watching ET, Martin Amis apparently wept – but the fact remains that children are more willing to find the human element in the alien, and to look out beyond the limits of humanness.
The legal debate revolves not around the two genes' humanness, but their naturalness for the judges are being asked to rule whether Myriad's genes count as a "product of nature".
Though he had no hard data, his intuition was that increasing humanness in a robot was positive only up to a certain point.
By plotting perceived humanness along the horizontal axis and eeriness along the vertical, Dr MacDorman says that he can recreate Dr Mori's chart of the uncanny valley, this time using real data about how people feel about a particular robot or animation.That could be useful information.
Reducing the issue to dollars and regulations removes the humanness of reproduction from the equation.
These are humanness and eeriness.Eeriness is not quite the same thing as comfort level, likeability or even strangeness.
What touched those who knew him was his compassion, his humanness and sympathy, and his lack of pretense or acquired pride.
A Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) spokesman said that a "series of changes", including better training for marksmen, would be made "to improve the effectiveness, humanness and safety of culling".
They were attracted to the newly found optimism, open-mindedness and humanness of the party.
