Sentence examples similar to moved by humanism from inspiring English sources
And it is surely problematic to call this humanism – if by humanism we mean that the human is something morally superior to all other categories.
"I think we should get away from nationalism and move toward humanism".
By humanism, we can mean two things.
The difference is small but decisive; it is most of what we mean by humanism.
Metamorph is rather the lemma of a genuine posthumanism that is no longer even affected by humanism.
This book, printed for the first time in 1515, was to a great extent influenced by humanism.
Anarchists may be motivated by humanism, divine authority, enlightened self-interest, veganism or any number of alternative ethical doctrines.
Around this time, he became influenced by humanism, and he started buying books published by Johannes Froben, some by the great humanist Erasmus.
Having moved from a position of individual humanism, she now defines as African an author "of whatever skin colour who shares with Africans the experience of having been shaped, mentally and spiritually, by Africa rather than anywhere else in the world". Critics found a lack of warmth in her detached, analytical earlier work, ascribed by some to the dehumanising influence of apartheid.
