| 单词 | humanist |
| 释义 | hu·man·ist I. 1. a. < accused by humanists of having an exclusive interest in social sciences — Publ's Mod. Lang. Association of American > < called for a greater understanding between scientists and humanists — Science > b. 2. < a humanist, a lover of all sorts of people — Yale Review > < a humanist, who felt deeply about inequality … wherever he saw it — Max Lerner > 3. a. often capitalized b. c. II. or hu·man·is·tic 1. a. < the humanistic revival of learning > b. < the fact that humanistic subjects … have a part in the development of the students — Science > < Greek … the most exacting humanist study — Robert Birley > 2. < what we need is a humanistic religion … man-centered and comfortable — R.C.Hartnett > < supernaturalist and humanist strategies of motivation — K.D.Burke > < the humanist belief in continuous emergent evolution — Wendell Thomas > 3. < the liberal approach has been a humanist approach — M.W.Straight > < incorporate the socialist idealism of Russia with the humanist individualism of America — Cyril Connolly > < respect and humanistic regard for all other members of our species — Weston La Barre > |
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