Word: humanisme
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: all
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
It has never been possible to make a romantic hero out of Motherwell, with his essentially aristocratic humanism, his finely rinsed conversational palate, his dedication to gastronomy (when he moved to Greenwich, Conn., it was uncharitably rumored that he did so to be near one of his favorite restaurants, La...
Dorothy I. Height, D.C.L., president, National Council of Negro Women. I.M. Pei, LL.D., architect. His work is blueprinted in humanism and quarried in an ideal vision of man's habitat.
Over the next forty years, Wilson went about-- often single-handedly--rehabilitating American criticism. Wilson forced America to recognize her best talents. He was among the first to appreciate Hemingway, he counseled Fitzgerald and he championed Dos Passos. Led by a faith in the possibilities of the Republic which he...
A: Difficult humanism? I feel that, as a writer, I put into practice a set of democratic assumptions. Just as in a democracy anybody can be president, so anyone can be a character in a novel, at least in one by me. Every human being who is more than a...
Q: Easy humanism, then, lies in the belief that these individual problems can be ignored for the sake of larger panaceas...