humanist 的 2 个定义
- a person having a strong interest in or concern for human welfare, values, and dignity.
- a person devoted to or versed in the humanities.
- a student of human nature or affairs.
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Also hu·man·is·tic [hyoo-muh-nis-tik, or, often, yoo‐] /ˌhyu məˈnɪs tɪk, or, often, ˌyu‐/
- of or relating to human affairs, nature, welfare, or values: our humanist principles; a humanist approach to social reform.
- of or relating to the humanities or classical scholarship, especially that of the Renaissance humanists: humanist studies; the Humanist ideology of Petrarch.
- of or relating to philosophical or scientific humanism: a humanist philosophy that clashed with his parents’ religious beliefs.
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- I used dépaysement when, as a humanist in a land of engineers, I asked unpopular questions about the emotional effects of digital technology.
- Kato Mukasa, a lawyer who leads the AHCN and is the UHASSO chair, says a survey conducted between February 2018 and February 2020 shows the country has more than 3,000 humanists.
- Scotland, for example, had more humanist weddings than Christian ones in 2019.
- Giovanni Gaetani, membership engagement manager at the London-based Humanists International, which is funding projects to encourage humanist weddings and funerals in Uganda and Lithuania, says the popularity of such ceremonies is growing globally.
- You have a bunch of humanists sort of generating hypotheses, but they don’t know exactly what’s possible.
- “You almost saw a humanist as well as an absolute demonic side,” she says now.
- “There should be humanist alternatives to church in basic training,” he said.
- Once, the humanist idea used to animate the very core of the university.
- Instead, liberals were attacked for their “secular humanist” ideology as opposed to their philosophy of governing.
- But if the religious Zionist youth movements are any indication, those values will be anything but universal or humanist.
- But if I were asked to describe myself in a single word, I should call myself a Humanist.
- The Humanist remedy is to remove the causes which lead or drive men into crime, and so to prevent the manufacture of "sinners."
- An anthology of the literature of social protest, with an introduction by Jack London, who calls it "this humanist Holy-book."
- Or, to quote the famous humanist creed of Protagoras, as Schiller is so fond of doing, "Man is the measure of all things."
- The humanist method must be extended to the whole subject-matter of education, even to a revaluation of knowing itself.