Humanism in east and west/human love: Overlaps and dissociates
2019
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Humanism,has come from the Renaissance to the present day while keeping itself up to date. As a matter of fact, continuous articles, theses, books and scientific meetings about humanism continue to be held today. However, it is accepted that there is still a confusion about the humansim notion. This shows that humanism has not only a definition or a meaning. In fact this thesis aims to clarify its contradiction in terms and to make a new definion of the humanism notion., Although the name of the Notion was not obvious in the period before the arrival of humanism and in the earlier periods,its existence as meaning, its effect on subsequent periods, the restructuring and the parts where humanism united and separated with humanity and love of humanism in the East and West has been invastigated. For the purpose of the research, it is based on the parts where humanism is researched from its roots to its development, its historical development, togetherness examining with human love and what it means in essence, where it coincides or dissociates.
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Dr. Nergis Köse Uzun
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Nergis Köse Uzun (Master Thesis). Humanism in east and west/human love: Overlaps and dissociates, 2019, Çankırı Karatekin Üniversitesi.
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