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Humanism

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Renaissance concepts of man, and other essays

Paul Oskar Kristeller

1972

On Being Human

Erich Fromm

1997

Milton and the death of man

Harold Skulsky

2000

Situation and human existence

Sonia Kruks

1990

Erasmus

Johan Huizinga

1924

The turning point

Fritjof Capra

1981

History, Medicine, and the Traditions of Renaissance Learning (Cultures of Knowledge in the Early Modern World)

Nancy G. Siraisi

2007

Posthumanism

Pramod K. Nayar

2013

Strangers, Gods, and monsters

Richard Kearney

2002

TURBULENT UNIVERSE THE

Paul Kurtz

2013

Passage to modernity

Louis K. Dupré

1993

Carl Rogers on Personal Power

Rogers, Carl R.

1977

Humanistic approach to psychotherapy

Eric Whitton

2003

Vision in Context

Teresa Brennan

1996

On the barricades

Mary Beth Gehrman, Tim Madigan, Robert Basil et al.

1989

The Human Animal

Eric T. Olson

1997

Adagia

Desiderius Erasmus

1972

Pétrarque et l'humanisme

Pierre de Nolhac

1907

Traitors to the masculine cause

Sylvia Strauss

1982

Japan, the ambiguous, and myself

Kenzaburō Ōe

1995

Poetry and humanism

M. M. Mahood

1950

Does life have a meaning?

Milton Karl Munitz

1993

School wars

Barbara B. Gaddy

1996

Heloise and Abelard

Étienne Gilson

1951

The Bonobo and the Atheist

Frans de Waal

2013 ★ 4.4

The Renaissance, 1493-1520

George Robert Potter, G. N. Clark

1971

Renaissance thought and its sources

Paul Oskar Kristeller

1979

Harmattan

Michael Jackson

2015

Theism and Humanism

C. S. Lewis

2000

What is humanism?

British Humanist Association. Humanist Philosophers' Group

2002