The poet always takes account of humanism before everything.

And far from being a coldly materialistic view of nature, it's a new humanism, it's a new enchantment.

And it's the beginning of rational humanism, and people started to believe that creativity came completely from the self of the individual.

The Industrial Revolution started in the Renaissance with the rise of humanism, then got a little jump start along about the French Revolution.

With passion and enthusiasm we pay profound respects to TED for its outstanding humanism, the scope of its principles, for its open and generous promotion of young values.

I should say that Interval is really a humanistic institution, in the classical sense that humanism, at its best, finds a way to combine clear eyed empirical research with a set of core values that fundamentally love and respect people.

The basic idea of humanism is the improvable quality of life that we can do good things, that there are things worth doing because they're good things to do, and that clear eyed empiricism can help us figure out how to do them.

And now as we confront that shallowness and the failures that derive from our inability to get the depths of who we are, comes this revolution in consciousness these people in so many fields exploring the depth of our nature and coming away with this enchanted, this new humanism.