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.

1989, المنار‎^[4], numbers 55-60, Dār al-Fikr al-ʻArabī lil-Abḥāth wa-al-Nashr, page 157:
سانية Homonism وعلم الأنساب انما هو.
Homonism and genealogy is a homogeneity.

1968, 学菀 (School)‎^[5], 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.