He became associated with the 'free thinkers', a humanistic, non-religious movement associated with the exiled Victor Hugo.

The diversity of Buddhist schools generated various humanistic movements, such as Humanistic Buddhism, SGI Value Creation Organization, Engaged Buddhism and others, with a common message of sharing humanity and surpassing differences.

Ethical Culture calls itself a humanistic religious and educational movement founded on the belief that moral growth is the basis of spiritual life.

Chapter three Secularism In, Part 1 Humanism To UNDERSTAND THE SECULAR VALUES the education establishment is actively promoting in our public schools, we need to review the humanistic movement in America that began in the nineteenth century.

He has expressed in books like Animal Liberation that, because of so-called "speciesism", animal rights are too often neglected by humanistic ethical movements.

The gymnasium arose out of the humanistic movement of the sixteenth century.

The humanistic movement in psychology became a response to mainstream psychology's perceived lack of interest or involvement in human centered treatment and therapy, as well as a critique of the standard psychological practices of that time.

Among the distinguished faculty members at Saybrook is Natalie Rogers, PhD, the daughter of Carl Rogers, the developer of person centered therapy and a leader in the humanistic movement that led to the founding of the school.

In the ranks of the humanistic movement Reuchlin alone stood forth prominently as the advocate of the Jews, and he was powerless before the prejudices of the populace.

The humanistic movement largely developed from both the Existential theories of writers like Rollo May and Viktor Frankl and the Person-centered psychotherapy of Carl Rogers.