Action
Humanism
Humanism noun - The doctrine that people's duty is to promote human welfare.
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Synonyms for Humanism
Action and humanism are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Action" instead a noun "Humanism".
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- Action Man has one of the more insane (and awesome) of these, involving Cold War Super Soldier experiments, radical Trans-Humanism and Bullet Time powered by super-advanced math.
Source: Extreme Sport Excuse Plot - Humanism had its origins in the Enlightenment era, emphasizes empiricism and human agency (freedom of action), and has never had anything specifically to do with gender issues, which is what feminism has always been concerned with (although most humanists today do support feminism).
Source: Useful Notes / Feminism
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