Humanism Today, Volume 10, 1996: Living as Humanists

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	1: Ethics, Religion, Education, Welfare, Peace, and the State
	2: The Aesthetics of Humanism
	3: Science and Humanism
	4: Rethinking Humanism: History, Philosophy, Science
	5: The Enlightenment Reconstructed
	6: Meaning in Humanism
	7: Humanism and New Age Thinking
	8: Humanism and Postmodernism
	9: Humanism's Answers: Speaking to the Challenge of Orthodoxy
	10: Living as Humanists
		Robert B. Tapp Introduction
		David E. Schafer The Joy of Humanism: An Exercise in Humanist Narrative
		Jane Koretz Life Choices: Living in a Humanistic Framework
		Philip J. Regal The Quintessence of Humanism
		Roy P. Fairfield Coffee Spoons or Backhoes? Humanistic Journeys in Self-Empowerment-A Retrospective
		Harvey Sarles The Human in Humanism: Why (I think I am) a Humanist?
		Khoren Arisian Of Our Living and Our Dying: Building One's Own World in an Age of Denial
		Robert B. Tapp Adopting Our Forebears
		Howard B. Radest Creating a Humanist Narrative
		Vern L. Bullough & Bonnie Bullough The Village Atheist Syndrome
		Paul Kurtz Humanism and the Arts: Does Art Convey Knowledge?
	11: Humanists and Education
	12: Globalization and Humanism
	13: Beyond Reason?
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	14: Multiculturalism
	15: Ecohumanism
	16: The Fate of Democracy
	17: Biomedical Ethics
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Living as Humanists
HUMANISM TODAY: VOLUME 10, 1996

Essays from the Humanist Institute

edited by

Robert B. Tapp

Introduction
Robert B. Tapp

The Joy of Humanism: An Exercise in Humanist Narrative
David E. Schafer

Life Choices: Living in a Humanistic Framework
Jane Koretz

The Quintessence of Humanism
Philip J. Regal

Coffee Spoons or Backhoes? Humanistic Journeys in Self-Empowerment-A Retrospective
Roy P. Fairfield

The Human in Humanism: Why (I think I am) a Humanist?
Harvey Sarles

Of Our Living and Our Dying: Building One's Own World in an Age of Denial
Khoren Arisian

Adopting Our Forebears
Robert B. Tapp

Creating a Humanist Narrative
Howard B. Radest

The Village Atheist Syndrome
Vern L. Bullough & Bonnie Bullough

Humanism and the Arts: Does Art Convey Knowledge?
Paul Kurtz

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Essays from the Humanist Institute

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