Started in 1963, it promotes postgraduate teaching and research grounded on a solid humanistic culture, within the scope of democratic principles.

The aim of the array of interdisciplinary proposals is to overcome the traditional opposition between scientific and humanistic culture.

The transition from scholastic to humanistic culture was effected by the chancellor and bishop Johann von Dalberg in the late 15th century.

Venetian scholars were more interested in scientific knowledge rather than humanistic culture.

For Steiner, this revelation puts into question the "primary concept of a literary, humanistic culture."

His genius shone briefly and after his death he was quickly forgotten in the rise of the humanistic and classical culture of the Renaissance.

Most Central European Jews embraced the enlightened German humanistic culture of the 19th century.

This includes French, mathematics, a foreign language, humanistic and scientific culture, communication and information.

Born in Florence, she was educated with her siblings to the humanistic cultures by figures such as Agnolo Poliziano.

No one has the right of life or death over another person and any demands to the contrary run counter to the spirit of our humanistic culture.