Essays on Humanism

The Political Adherence to Humanistic Principles: Civic Humanism The political adherence to humanistic principles that is founded on elements of communism, republicanism, and statism is referred to as civic humanism. Rule of law is the practice of the government operating in accordance with the provisions of the law rather than with...

The term "renaissance" is well-established in history jargon. (Nauert and Cambridge University Pres, 2012). With his 12th Century Renaissance, the great American medievalist Charles Homer Haskins helped to popularize that notion. In addition to the fact that this racial restitution was a direct precursor to every ongoing European development, Charles...

War and Human Rights: A Complex Connection War and its rationale are enormously difficult topics that get much more problematic when viewed through the lens of human rights and humanitarianism. War is regarded as the pinnacle of widespread devastation and the waste of human lives. From a humanitarian standpoint, every individual...

The Stranger is a piece of human science by Georg Simmel that was originally written as an introduction to a chapter on room humanism in his book Sociology. Simmel described the notion of the outsider as a distinct sociological class in this piece. He distinguishes between the outsider and the...

The Renaissance-era philosophy of humanism The Renaissance-era philosophy of humanism emerged not as a modern way of interpreting metaphysical understanding, but as a source of new knowledge and a new area. Humanism, by contrast, is based on the ideology that, rather than attributing social problems to a spiritual entity or external...

IntroductionDespite the domination of scholasticism in most universities throughout Europe, the Italian Renaissance produced humanism, which proved to be one of the most distinctive and special academic movements of the period. Humanism was established in Italy in the fourteenth century and went through a maturation period that influenced the intellectual...

The Study of Classical Antiquity and Renaissance HumanismThe study of classical antiquity, which started in Italy and then spread throughout Western Europe during the fourteenth, fifteenth, and sixteenth centuries, is referred to as Renaissance humanism (Houston, 2014).Classical AntiquityClassical antiquity is a long period of human development focused on the Mediterranean...

Poetry is one of the most important mediums for a poet to express his or her thoughts to an audience. The subject of the poem, on the other hand, is determined by the intended audience and the context in which the poem is composed. A single poem may have a...

Agrarian law, by extension, applies to Roman laws that control the division of public lands (Black 2). The agrarian law was the only one of the four documents that mandated the signing of a peace treaty. In this situation, the landlords decided to give up approximately 60% of their property....