Introduction Anthony B. Pinn PART I: Geographies 1. Humanism in East Asia Chun-chieh Huang 2. Humanism in Africa D. A. Masolo 3. Humanism in the Middle East Khurram Hussain 4. Humanism in the Americas Carol Wayne White 5.

Humanism in Europe Stefan Schröder Part II: Intellectual Histories 6. Humanism in the Medieval World John R. Shook 7. Humanism and the Renaissance John Monfasani 8. Humanism and the Enlightenment J. Brent Crosson 9. Humanism and the Modern Age Corey D. B.

Walker Part III: Organization 10. Humanism Against Religion David Kline 11. Humanism as a Religious Orientation? William Hart 12. Humanism and Its Critics Slavica JakeliÄ++ Part IV: Cultural Production 13. Humanism and Literature Miriam Strube 14. Humanism and Film Sheila J. Nayar 15. Humanism and Music Christopher M.

Driscoll 16. Humanism and Humor David Feltmate 17. Humanism and the Visual Arts J. Sage Elwell 18. Humanism and Sport Eric Bain-Selbo Part V: The Public Arena 19. The Politics of Humanism Joseph O. Baker 20. Humanism and Political Identity Juhem Navarro-Rivera 21.

Humanism and Higher Education Jeffrey J. Kripal Part VI: Social Issues 22. Humanism and the Human Joseph Winters 23. Humanism and Environmentalism Dan McKanan 24. Humanism and Gender Monica R. Miller 25. Humanism and Race Christopher Cameron 26. Humanism, Sex, and Sexuality Abby Hafer 27.

Humanism and Class Sikivu Hutchinson Part VII: Private Life 28. The Practice of Humanism James Croft 29. Humanism and the Conceptualization of Value and Well-Being Philip Butler 30. Humanism and Aging Peter Derkx and Hanne Laceulle Part VIII: Future Prospects 31. The Changing Demographics of Humanism Yazmin A. Garcia Trejo 32. Humanism and Technology Cor van der Weele and Henk van den Belt 33. Can Humanism be the Social Norm? Sharon D.

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