The theoretical fundamentals for the model can be best described as "humanistic" since it supports the potential of humans at all stages.
The education given in his schools was perhaps the best example of the humanistic ideals, since it underlined the importance of literary studies together with a harmonious development of body and spirit, to the exclusion of any utilitarian purpose.
This study was conducted in a hospital that incorporated a humanistic approach to care since 1995.
Humanistic geography remains viable, but since the 1990s has yielded to instrumental rationality and the will to power.
Thankfully, there was no chest-beating nuclear talk, and Kim's physical appearance before his people spoke to the more connected, humanistic tone he's adopted since his ascension to power.
As the historian Andrew Jewett details in a brilliant recasting of the political and cultural history of science, Science, Democracy, and the American University, since the 1960s the main trends in humanities and humanistic social sciences have come to "validate the narrow, value-neutral conception of science" crafted by positivists.
I've read many articles about Williams' death since Monday, and reporter Lee Romney's is the most intelligent and humanistic.
Mr. Uslan, who has been executive producer of all the Batman movies since "Batman" (1989), added: "I think the audience today really craves a humanistic society in which the average guy steps up to the plate and makes a difference in the world.
This article examines the turn to phenomenology, its orientation, and methodologies, advocated by humanistic geographers who have been producing works under its influence since the 1970s.
The central tendencies and recurrent debates since the mid-19th century have engaged universalist versus particularist perspectives, scientific versus humanistic perspectives, and the explanatory power of biology (nature) versus that of culture (nurture).
