Sentence examples for study of humanism from inspiring English sources

When details of the new RS course were published, 28 religious leaders, including the former archbishop of Canterbury Rowan Williams, wrote to the DfE urging the government to rethink the curriculum and include the study of humanism.

When details of the new RS course were published in February, 28 religious leaders including the former archbishop of Canterbury Rowan Williams wrote to the Department for Education urging the government to rethink the curriculum and include the study of humanism.

Humanism comprised an intense concern with the studia humanitatis ("studies of humanity")—that is, grammar, rhetoric, history, poetry, and moral philosophy as read in Classical Latin and, sometimes, Greek texts.

His book "The Imperfect Garden," (Princeton), due out in English later this year, is a study of the legacy of humanism.

Reading Mark Greif's revelatory study of mid-20th-century humanism, I thought often of the bookcase in which my father – a devout, left-leaning Irish Catholic – crammed and later ignored his student reading of the 1960s.

The unsparing study of oneself is also a part of humanism.

The definition of humanism as anthropocentricity or human-centredness has a firmer claim to correctness.

Early 16th-century "humanism" meant simply the study of Greek and Latin authors.

Thus Cosimo was one of the mainsprings of Humanism.

You know, a little bit of humanism.

"It was not an act of humanism.