Books in the Studies in Humanism and Atheism series

This book offers a humanist re-reading of philosophical pragmatism and explores its potentials for a worldview that relies only on human resources. Schiller, it highlights a fundamentally humanist strand of pragmatism aimed at fostering human creativity and transformative action.

This book interrogates the ways in which new technological advances impact the thought and practices of humanism. With great depth and self-awareness, contributors offer suggestions for how humanists and humanist organizations might think about and relate to technology in a rapidly changing world.

This volume offers both a pragmatic and scholarly account of these terms and worldviews allowing for multiple points of analytical and practical points of entry into the unfolding dialogue between humanism and the non-humanist world.

This book interrogates the ways in which new technological advances impact the thought and practices of humanism. With great depth and self-awareness, contributors offer suggestions for how humanists and humanist organizations might think about and relate to technology in a rapidly changing world.

This volume offers both a pragmatic and scholarly account of these terms and worldviews allowing for multiple points of analytical and practical points of entry into the unfolding dialogue between humanism and the non-humanist world.

In the human quest for orientation vis-a-vis personal life and comprehensive reality the worldviews of religionists and humanists offer different answers, and science also plays a crucial role.