humanism

1 Not content with attacking Nabokov, Bellow, Updike, Martin Amis and myself for "selective humanism", he states: "Of course, violence and exploitation underpin all nation states, democratic or not."

2 It is easy enough to poke holes in his romantic view of himself and the world, but it’s also hard to deny the infectious humanism that drove him.

3 Hughes, one of the foremost writers of the Harlem Renaissance and a prime representative of that movement’s cosmopolitan humanism, was born in 1902, in Joplin, Missouri, a town near the border with Oklahoma.

4 The writer's standpoint of value is female humanism.

我们高举的价值立场是不具有强权性的女性人文主义价值立场.

5 However, It contains a new spirit of humanism.

同时, 它又包含着一种新的人文精神.

6 And Charles Eames is cast as a champion of design humanism for striving to give the seat of his 1956 Lounge Chair “the warm receptive look of a well-used first baseman’s mitt.”

7 “I think there’s a deep strain of humanism and humanity in Rob’s work, but it’s strangely directed,” said Mr. Brown, his dealer.

8 This movie quietly evokes the quirky humanism of early Jonathan Demme — go see it!

9 Reason, humanism and Enlightenment values had no function in the concentration camps, he argued.

10 To pay more attentions to the individuals by learning the humanism concerns the western news report.

学习西方新闻报道中的人文关怀,给予个体更多的关注.

11 Feminism v humanism If there’s one woman you can count on to fight the good feminist fight in Hollywood, it’s surely Meryl Streep.

12 The humanism management ideology values the person factor and adapts to the management of modern universities.

人本主义管理思想重视人的因素,适应了现代高校管理的需要.

13 Sartre argues that Existence precedes essence and advocates that existentialism is really humanism.

萨特提出“存在先于本质”的命题,主张存在主义是一种真正的人道主义.

14 For two days I tried to wrestle meaning from the textbook’s dense passages, but terms like “civic humanism” and “the Scottish Enlightenment” dotted the page like black holes, sucking all the other words into them.

15 Rather, I prefer the domesticated Jerome who became a figure for scholarship, study and humanism during the Renaissance.

16 On the contrary, the force of Mr. Sembène’s art — the sheer beauty that is the most striking feature of his early films — lies in his humanism.

17 The two survivors, locked in a philosophical struggle between Carol’s brutal pragmatism and Morgan’s spiritual humanism, finally squared off in the midseason finale.

18 And in its sacrilegious way, this makes “Fleabag” one of the television’s most sacred works of, if not humanism, then maybe the church of the human heart.

19 The two cultures did not proceed in succession, with literary humanism superseding the medieval, scholastic world of the law, he argued.

20 Ironically for a programme about cold, dead beasts, what's great about Inside Nature's Giants is the warm humanism of everyone involved.

1 古典文学研究

classicalism

2 人性

personal personality humanity nature flesh manhood

3 人本主义

humanistic

4 人道主义

humanitarian humanistic humanist humanitarianism

5 人道教

humanity

6 人文主义

humanistic humanist

7 人文学

humanistic humanity