Débattre ou apprendre : faut-il choisir ? by Patrice Raynaud Serra

“…In between the consumption of culture, Humanitas, and the ideology where man is given once for all by the Humanists, this article attempts to find a median way where learn looks like debate and so escapes from all control provided by the knowing for the power. …”
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Los Heroica symbola de Juan Lorenzo Palmireno by André Gallego Barnés

“…Following a recently found manuscript, transcription of notes jotted down by a pupil during the classes of rhetoric of the Aragon-born humanist Juan Lorenzo Palmireno in 1577, in the Studi General of Valencia, and study of sources favored by the master. …”
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Education ou action sociale ? L’école dans la communauté, des community schools aux extended schools by Françoise Granoulhac

“…Different patterns have emerged, based on a humanist and reformist view of society, or on a more radical and socially-committed approach. …”
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Les procès d’animaux en Lorraine (XIVe-XVIIIe siècles) by Laurent Litzenburger

“…This is part of the long-term revival of antiquity to the humanist tought and the emergence of the Enlightenment. …”
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François Gros (1925–2022) by Petit, Christine, Kourilsky, Philippe

“…François Gros was a humanist driven by moral rigour and an unfailing sense of commitment.…”
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Alien Monstrosity: The Practice of Technology and “Race” as Technological Construct in Star Trek: Voyager by Nils Jablonski

“…It is this practice that determines the extent of the aliens’ monstrosity; this practice either conforms with or deviates from the humanist values associated with technology and its use. …”
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« Revêtir l’homme nouveau ». Fragments d’une méditation spirituelle dans les Lettere d’Antonio Minturno (Venise, 1549) by Maria Cristina Panzera

“…Neapolitan humanist Antonio Minturno published his book of Letters in Venice in 1549. …”
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How Did the Neoclassical Paradigm Conquer a Multi-disciplinary Research Institution? by Olivier Godechot

“…In the early eighties, the traditional interdisciplinary humanist economics was challenged by a new generation of neoclassical engineer-economists. …”
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La Mesure de l’humain. Objets, pratiques et logiques numériques pour le réaménagement d’une place parisienne. by Ornella Zaza

“…The urban narrative which results from these urban demonstrators, often seems to flatten the phenomenological conception of public space: although these new practices for urban planning try to reach a qualitative approach, it will result that the use of digital objects and digital logics handle, in a controversy way, a new humanist functionalism, which often reduces the human being into generic, rigid and pre-conceived categories.…”
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La Sonorité du vide by Eckehard Pistrick

“…The refugee camp is presented in this context as an emerging ethnographic site in constant reconfiguration - a fact which requires a new form of humanist and engaged musicological research, which will in the long-term transform our practices and experiences as researchers.…”
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Nelson Mandela était-il communiste ? by Chloé Maurel

“…On the occasion of the 30th anniversary of the abolition of apartheid in South Africa, which was won through a fierce struggle on June 30, 1991, it is interesting to look at the career of Nelson Mandela (1918-2013), and the strong political committments which guided him throughout his extraordinary life and which helped him to keep hope throughout his 27 years in prison (August 1962 - February 11, 1990). How do his humanist and egalitarian convictions come close to communist ideas? …”
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Aspectos de la gramatización antigua de la lengua vasca by Aurélie Arcocha-Scarcia, Joseba Andoni Lakarra

“…., their “publication as a book” and the role played therein by Morpain and Lehet (§1.3) in Bordeaux, the humanist and reformist focus following the creation of the College of Guienne (§1.2) and in 1.4. we provide some notes on the initial stages of the Bordeaux printing press. …”
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José Olallo Valdés: a Cuban male nurse to be remembered by Onassys Barreiro Alberdi, Yanet Blanco Fleites

“…José Olallo was a monk of the Order San Juan de Dios, who assumed infirmary practice as his profession, with a considerable humanist approach. He was a missionary who devoted his life to relief other people´s pain, no matter their religion, race, or social status, with no material profits for himself. …”
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The Dividing Sword: Basil Bunting’s The Spoils by Jeffrey Twitchell-Waas

“…This is his extreme rejection of modernity – manifest in a money economy, the administered state and abstract thought – to which Bunting reacted by adopting an anti-humanist stance that determines both the form and content of his poetry. …”
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Umori preriformistici in un umanista meridionale: Antonio Galateo by Domenico Defilippis

“…In the exposure of the Pater noster, in the Hermit, in the De situ Iapygiae and in the epistolario, the most known humanist in Puglia shows to slant for a religiousness that he am respectful extremely of the dictated evangelical and he openly condemns the behaviors of the tall hierarchies of the Church, since they seem disattendere the message of the Christ. …”
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A Critical Book Review of Civil Society and Democracy in the Middle East by SeyedSaeid ZahedZahedani

“…Mostly at this phase, Islamic societies resist development because of its secular, humanist, and experimental sciences bases.  Thereby, development confronts challenges in Islamic countries.  …”
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Le post-humanisme chinois et la science-fiction politique de Chen Qiufan by Ron S. Judy

“…I tentatively conclude that there are differences and that the main one is that the Chinese variant is more directly “post-humanist” (i.e., affiliated with philosophical humanism) insofar as it remains deeply concerned with the Marxisthumanist idea of alienated agency.…”
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Judas Iscariot: The Archetypal Betrayer and DeMille’s Cine-Biblical Salvation within The King of Kings (1927) by Anton Karl Kozlovic

“…DeMille, the legendary cofounder of Hollywood, progenitor of Paramount studio, and unsung Christian auteur was a master of the American biblical epic whose indelible classics became the template for numerous ancient epics thereafter. Utilising humanist film criticism as the guiding analytical lens, the critical DeMille, film and religion literature was selectively reviewed and his silent Jesus film, The King of Kings (1927) was closely examined to reveal his dramatic construction of Judas Iscariot, which was briefly compared to some cinematic rivals to highlight its frequent superiority. …”
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Un roman personnaliste presque parfait : La femme de Gilles (1937) de Madeleine Bourdouxhe by Paul Aron

“…Mais il s'agit aussi d'un texte sinon engagé, au moins relayant des convictions profondes. Féministe et humaniste, l'auteure a fréquenté les cercles personnalistes bruxellois. …”
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THE NEW (ATHEIST) WOMAN: A LEGACY OF THE 1960S CULTURAL REVOLUTION? by Janet Eccles

“…This article examines a variety of factors through the eyes of self-identified women atheists/humanists most of whom have lived through that period. …”
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