Critical humanism in the 21st century
Humanism is both an ethical worldview that guides everyday personal and institutional practices and a critical intellectual tradition that has engaged dominant forms of thought and action since antiquity. Especially in times of crisis, it addresses fundamental questions: who we are as humans, how we should act, and where restraint is required.
In our current time, these questions gain renewed urgency. Through critical engagement with global humanist traditions across arts, religions, and philosophies, we examine contemporary social, political, and technological practices to resist dehumanization and rethink humanity’s place among other living beings.
A list of articles
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Inaugural lecture Christoph Henning: a new draft of humanist philosophy
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Timothy Stacey is to be appointed Endowed Professor of Liberal Religion and Humanism
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‘Education for Transformation’: education and flourishing in an age of ecological crisis
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Inaugural lecture Timothy Stacey
Event Lecture
Timothy Stacey is endowed profesor of Liberal Religion and Humanism.