Like other humanistic therapies, Gestalt therapy assumes the innate inclination of individuals to health, wholeness, and realization of their potential.
History, like its humanistic brethren, might prepare our young people to be citizens, but it supposedly does not prepare workers — at least not well paid ones.
Like the rest of humanistic medicine, a science of the mind should never lose its heart.
Humanistic psychologists like Carl Rogers, for example, saw self-disclosure as a way of gaining trust and helping patients open up about themselves.
This break with anthropocentrism went along with a shift away from humanistic values like rightness (yi 義) or ritual propriety (li 禮) and toward concerns with maintaining life, reducing desires, and acting spontaneously.
Humanistic, holistic frameworks like information ecology, activity theory, and participatory modeling emphasize that qualities like usability, utility, and adoptability are more than "interface deep".
Lobotomized and depersonalized, "Rogue One: A Star Wars Story," the latest entry in the film franchise, is a pure and perfect product that makes last year's flavor, "Star Wars: The Force Awakens," feel like an exemplar of hands-on humanistic warmth and dramatic intimacy.
His decision to attend Divinity School actually seemed like a perfect fit for this humanistic, spiritual young man.
That's why it's important to make coaches -- at every level -- aware of successful coaches like Joe Maddon, who use a positive, humanistic style to lead athletes.
Moreover, there were champions of such dramatically based choreographers as Graham, Doris Humphrey and José Limón, who considered choreographers like Mr. Cunningham, Erick Hawkins and Alwin Nikolais anti-humanistic.
