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(91) As the development and expanding of the cities in China, Protecting and continuing the humanism environment of the cities become more and more impendency.

(92) After Atheno-Peloponnesian War, the ancient Greek polis declined. But their humanism ideas have passed through the long history and gotten into the tradition of the western humanism.

(93) Safety and order of foot passenger manifest the spirit of humanism Olympic.

(94) Cultural conservatism supports Confucius and approves his humanism and ethical value.

(95) Academic institution and humanism value concept are the key factors to constrain the development of academic journals.

(96) His thought absorbed the tradition of Catholic Jesuitical humanism education as well as inherited the Confucianism humanities spirit, and gave it the ages content.

(97) Besides, it is crucial to transfer vision to malice humanism of programs.

(98) Humanism is to pursue happiness endlessly, which is the spirit and core of the axiological philosophy.

(99) We should reflect the Humanism and endue with more meanings, but it's impossible to deny the importance of Humanism . In the face of sustainable developmen...

(100) Rabelais ' aesthetics in Pantagrue and Gargantua, based on the humanism, overturns the Christian orthodox idea and reconstructs the humanist outlook on life and value.

(101) In regard of his spiritual temperament, the anti-humanism of Foucault is a sort of "humanism" above the traditional humanism.

(102) Secondly, the intension of the humanism in university mathematics education is expounded.

(103) The regression of the location spirit is the focus and trend of post-modern architecture, urbanology, geography and sociology in studying the humanism space concepts.

(104) To understand Humanism, it must be contrasted with the piety and scholasticism of the Middle Ages, against which Humanism was regarded as a free and open breath of fresh air.

(105) Chapter three analyzes the characteristic and the existing problems in china CBD(Sentencedict), and establishes the theoretical principle of the urban design with humanism and diversification at its core.

(106) Prior to the talks, Wu presented a flower basket at the Monument of Independence and Humanism in the center of Tashkent.

(107) Innovation, classicality and humanity are characteristics of the architecture of humanism in Renaissance.

(108) First, the necessity of cultivating humanism in university mathematics education is demonstracted.

(109) Alvar Aalto is an architect with his own individual feature, whose theory of humanism and works in practice have taken deep effect on a generation.

(110) When it came to modern times, European Renaissance marked by thought trends of humanism turned human"s worship for gods to their self-worship."

(111) His studying and writing had pushed forth the early eugenic movement in China, promoted the application of genetics in society, and proposed an important new humanism thought.

(112) During the process of modernization in China, we not only clap eyes on the brilliant achievement of economic construction, but also see the burdensome price of bereavement of humanism that we cost.

(113) Humanistic character in music is an important part of humanism.

(114) Of course, some passages are obscure or anachronistic. But many of the sayings attributed to Confucius breathe a remarkably fresh secular humanism.

(115) The Christian Humanism, as a part of New- Thomism, is a kind of current ideological trend in the western society.