Citations:homonism

English citations of homonism

• 1879, Felix Adler, Atheism: a Lecture‎^[1], 2 edition, Co-operative Printers' Association, page 32:

  But that type of humanism (which Windelband called homonism) is not acceptable to all who bear the name, for example, Professor Schiller of Oxford.

• 1927, Meadville Theological School, Quarterly Bulletin - Meadville Theological School‎^[2], volumes 22-24, Meadville Theological School, page 32:

  But that type of humanism (which Windelband called homonism) is not acceptable to all who bear the name, for example, Professor Schiller of Oxford.

• 1961, Richard Olsen Cowan, Mormonism in National Periodicals‎^[3], Stanford University, page 203:

  Chart 1 shows the change in the periodicals' attitude toward Homonism from a very negative appraisal in the mid-nineteenth century to a moderately favorable viewpoint in the mid-twentieth century.

Japanese citations of homonism (homonism)

• 1968, 学菀 (School)‎^[4], numbers 343-348, Showa Women's University Institute of Modern Culture:

  […]の立場をヴィンデルバンドの言葉をかりて人間主義(Homonism)と呼んでヒ 도 マニズムから区別する。ヒューマニズムは人間の根源的自由を求める態度に根差している。

  […] is called Homonism, in the words of Windelband, to distinguish it from Humanism. Humanism is rooted in the desire for fundamental human freedom.