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- adjective Opposing
humanism
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Examples
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Despite their indefatigability in itemizing the rhetorical moves, the ancients stopped short of so antihumanist a line.
BREAKFAST WITH SOCRATES ROBERT ROWLAND SMITH 2010
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The elevation of the engineer's data-driven, linear, antihumanist mind might have something to do with this manifestation in search results.
Anis Shivani: "Don't Be Evil": How Larry Page and Sergey Brin Really Think and Should We Worry About Google's Dominance Anis Shivani 2010
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The elevation of the engineer's data-driven, linear, antihumanist mind might have something to do with this manifestation in search results.
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The elevation of the engineer's data-driven, linear, antihumanist mind might have something to do with this manifestation in search results.
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Lefaivre notes that this technique of murder was favored by the Borgia family, beginning with Rodrigo Borgia, who in 1464 was appointed prefect by the antihumanist Pope Paul II after the College of Abbreviators had been shut down.
Architecture and Memory: The Renaissance Studioli of Federico da Montefeltro 2008
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Despite their indefatigability in itemizing the rhetorical moves, the ancients stopped short of so antihumanist a line.
BREAKFAST WITH SOCRATES ROBERT ROWLAND SMITH 2010
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The elevation of the engineer's data-driven, linear, antihumanist mind might have something to do with this manifestation in search results.
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Lazare erroneously-yet predictably-reports that Adolf Hitler was a "dedicated vegetarian," and goes on to enlighten his readers about what "most likely" drew Nazi dictator to vegetarianism: "its antihumanist and authoritarian elements."
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I'd say this is true both theologically/philosophically and politically, in forms of antireligious secularism, reductive scientism, and antidemocratic and antihumanist totalitarianism, but in most cases the real issues are cultural and don't take such strongly ideological forms.
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There is a whiff here of the antihumanist views recently expounded by the British philosopher John Gray in Straw Dogs (2002), where he recommends a shamanic identification with animals as a corrective to human destructiveness and discontent.
Disturbing the Peace Lodge, David 2003
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