... for convincing guesses on what motivated Copernicus to abruptly change his Latin style and establish the circumstances under which Copernicus most likely fully embraced Renaissance humanism. In addition, the subsequent historiographical analysis presents a plausible hypothesis on the precise dating...

.... flourishing humanism autonomy aims higher education existential questions Since June 2018 I have worked at the University of Humanistic Studies (abbreviated in Dutch as ‘UvH’), one of the four fully funded and accredited world-view-based universities in the Netherlands, ¹ in which research...

... a More Human Face”—Human Suffering in African Thought and Philosophy’ ( 2012 ), Professor Metz clearly declares his identity and his views on his education and current scholarship. I am a healthy, middle-class, white, American male in his early 40s who earned his PhD from an Ivy League university...

...Christine Hsiu-Chin Chou Yet, even if being “ethical” makes the two parties, one playing God and the other, God’s Gardeners, simultaneously contribute to Atwood’s ustopian vision of humanity, quite obviously Atwood at the same time highlights their radical discrepancy. In effect, their disparity...

... Society. All rights reserved. 2023 This article is published and distributed under the terms of the Oxford University Press, Standard Journals Publication Model ( https://dbpia.nl.go.kr/pages/standard-publication-reuse-rights ) The concept of human nature is closely tied to that of human dignity...

...Cary Campbell Abstract Learning about the causes and effects of human-induced climate change is an essential aspect of contemporary environmental education (EE). However, it is increasingly recognized that the familiar ‘information dump delivery mode’ (as Timothy Morton calls it), through which...

... and disciplines are accessed and utilised contingent upon the problem-solving potential of each. These theories and disciplines may be useful in both intervention and explanation of human behaviour in the social environment. Therefore, Skinner’s Behaviourism, Freud’s Psychoanalysis, and Rogers’ client-centred...

... of the field of history, the culture of humanism, and an inductivist epistemology, used these texts to argue that there were continuities among ancient, medieval, and Renaissance epidemics. They catalogued plague and formed historical categories based on severity and perceived origins, leading to the rejection...

... in the history of human consciousness. The Egyptians, for example, ‘used to give one and the same phonetic vehicle to the most mutually inimical thoughts, and used to bind together in a kind of indissoluble union things that were in the strongest opposition to each other’ (Freud, 1910 , p. 157). A similar...

...Tomas Bokedal; Solveig Magnus Reindal; Svein Rise; Stein M Wivestad Abstract Innovations in genetics, nanotechnology and artificial intelligence involve the possibility of enhancement of human attributes and capacities—offering humans innumerable opportunities for diverse, unprecedented...

... and the creation of a ‘new humanism’ was reflected in both his anti-colonial politics and in his practice as a psychiatrist. A defining characteristic of Fanon’s professional role is that he tried to imbue it with same values and progressive aspirations central to his political project. It is maintained...

... realism can provide a rich ontological framework for social work and highlights how it disrupts some of our long-held cherished beliefs about what it means to do social work. Agential realism diffraction entanglement intra-action post-humanism social work theory Intended both as an introduction...

... to change the course of the burnout epidemic. Twitter mpabrams@mpabrams burnout graduate medical education humanism professional development Professional burnout is characterised by increased perception of emotional exhaustion (EE) and depersonalisation (DP) with a concomitantly decreased sense...

... William and Revere Osler. The concluding pair of inscriptions presented here do not fit into that category. Instead, they are included because they hold a particular resonance to the library at the current time. medical history medical book collecting medical humanism Sir William Osler is arguably one...

... culture – commonly considered a belle-époque phenomenon – did indeed survive the Great Wars, and found new expressions in a post-war, socialist context. Central European culture Marxist Humanism Yugoslav intellectual history internationalism nostalgia For a decade beginning in 1964...

... of the subtleties of Gray’s representation of the complex and often damaging intertwining of the desire for power and the creative subject. Alasdair Gray Scottish nationalism madness humanism creativity postmodernism You see, I found Tillyard’s study of the epic in Dennistoun public library, and he said...

... and agency. humanism psychoanalysis transference intersubjectivity Intersubjectivity, or “space shared by two separate conscious minds” (retrieved January 26, 2018, from https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/intersubjectivity ), is essential to understanding the therapeutic relationship...

... discussion, critical humanism, as a therapeutic approach, by definition understands the significance of the political contexts in which the therapeutic work is engaged. Critical humanism is context dependent and recognizes politics as a legitimate topic within therapy, especially as it relates to unjust...

... responsiveness when creating digital soundscapes with adolescents who have experienced childhood trauma and identify with Hip Hop Culture is discussed. Humanism Digital Technology Music Therapy Therapeutic Songwriting Hip Hop Culture There are three ways digital technology is referred to in this article...

...) or through a music-evoked process of remembering one’s life story (AMMT). Whereas neuroscience-informed music therapy is built on an understanding of how music influences brain and behavior functioning, humanistic approaches are grounded in the belief that as humans, we have an innate ability to conceive...