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The philosophy of humanism

Corliss Lamont

1957

Power, resistance and liberation in counselling and psychotherapy

Taiwo Afuape

2011

Toward a new enlightenment

Paul Kurtz

1994

The dilemmas of care

Ronald Philip Preston

1979

Revolutionary humanism and historicism in modern Italy

Edmund E. Jacobitti

1981

Philosophy and humanism

Paul Oskar Kristeller

1976

Thinking for clinicians

Donna M. Orange

2009

Science and thought in the fifteenth century

Lynn Thorndike

1963

Posthuman bodies

Jack Halberstam, Ira Livingston

1995

Ordinary Ecstasy

John Rowan

2001

The essential Erasmus

Desiderius Erasmus

1964

Renaissance thought II

Paul Oskar Kristeller

1965

Renaissance concepts of man, and other essays

Paul Oskar Kristeller

1972

The empathic civilization

Jeremy Rifkin

2009

Renaissance

J. R. Hale

1965

Traitors to the masculine cause

Sylvia Strauss

1982

Japan, the ambiguous, and myself

Kenzaburō Ōe

1995

Renaissance thought and its sources

Paul Oskar Kristeller

1979

What is humanism?

British Humanist Association. Humanist Philosophers' Group

2002

Socialist humanism

Erich Fromm

1965

Transition and revolution

Robert M. Kingdon

1974

The Human Condition

Hannah Arendt

1958 ★ 4.9

Chaste thinking

Stephanie H Jed

1989

Die Revolution der Hoffnung

Erich Fromm

1968

Survivance des dieux antiques

Jean Seznec

1972

The Impact of Humanism: The Renaissance in Europe

Lucille Kekewich

2000

Erasmus, utopia, and the Jesuits

John C. Olin

1994

What is humanism, and why does it matter?

Anthony B. Pinn

2013

The Cambridge companion to Renaissance humanism

Jill Kraye

1996

History, archaeology and Christian humanism

William Foxwell Albright

1964

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