humanist
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- noun
- /ˈhjuːmənɪst/
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humanista
- As a passionate humanist, she believes in promoting the dignity and rights of all individuals.
- secular humanists
- editor of The Humanist
- Humanists believe
Communists and trade unionists who, who inadvertently helped the humanists to power.
- Communists and trade unionists who, who inadvertently helped the humanists to power.
- But he said that he calls him the last humanist Zionist.
- And so, fellow atheists, you're a humanist.
- I think that he's a humanist.
- Overall, the group was composed of scientists, social scientists, artists and a humanist.
- Now again, what an astonishing life, an astonishing figurehead and once the the president of of Humanist UK or became Humanist UK.
- I am an atheist, humanist and the director of a local secular community, Sunday Assembly, Los Angeles.
- You know, it's the Americans that, you know, the secular humanists who are most disinclined to accept these ideas.
- So, and I'm a humanist in the sense and I'm pro human more than pro machine in a sense.
- But then for the humanists, it's up to us to to make, you know, human values spread throughout the the universe.
- No, normally we are not no humanist.
- You made fun of a certain kind of humanist.
- I am hyper rational, hyper logical humanist, not don't can't like find myself.
Examples
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Some social scientists and most humanists bring quite different expectations to the degree.
Academic text (1990) -
While social scientists initially dominated this area of study, humanists quickly jumped on the bandwagon.
Academic text (1995) -
I think that Dick is much more of a humanist in that respect.
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In a sense, I feel more like a humanist.
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They're not what you would call a humanist, right?
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Computers, however, have been bringing humanists together, and that can only be a good thing.
Academic text (2017) -
But this shows that even humanists may face a philosophical crisis in the next century.
Academic text (1999) -
It's important to involve humanists and social scientists on this campus and beyond to study this.
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I am an atheist, humanist and the director of a local secular community, Sunday Assembly, Los Angeles.
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And secular humanists are by all means secular humanists, not religionists in disguise.
Academic text (1991)
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Etymology
Humanist comes from Latin humanus 'human' and points to the value and ability of people. So a humanist today is someone who supports human worth, reason, and human-centred ideas like rights and dignity.