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прил.1) общ. гуманистический (основанный на заботе о благе человека и уважении его чувства собственного достоинства)2) соц., упр. гуманистический (подход к пониманию человеческой деятельности с точки зрения потребности каждого человека достичь самореализации; проявился в работах Маслоу и Роджерса, которые критиковали психологию за увлечение психическими отклонениями или бихевиористским механистическим подходом)See: -
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a хуманистичен, хуманитарен* * *{,hju:mъ'nistik} а хуманистичен; хуманитарен.* * *хуманистичен;* * *a хуманистичен, хуманитарен* * *humanistic[hju:mə´nistik] adj хуманистичен; хуманитарен; \humanistic studies хуманитарни науки. -
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hu·man·is·tic[ˌhju:məˈnɪstɪk]adj humanistisch* * *["hjuːmə'nIstɪk]adjhumanistisch* * *humanistic adj (adv humanistically)1. humanistisch (Bildung etc)2. a) → academic.ru/35987/humane">humane 1* * *adj.humanistisch adj. -
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[ˌhjuːmə'nɪstɪk]aggettivo umanistico* * *humanistic► humanism* * *[ˌhjuːmə'nɪstɪk]aggettivo umanistico -
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[ˏhjuːmə`nɪstɪk]гуманистическийАнгло-русский большой универсальный переводческий словарь > humanistic
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[hu·man·is·tic || ‚hjuːmə'nɪstɪk]◙ adj. הומניסטי, של הומניזם, אנושי; של הומניסט* * *◙ טסינמוה לש ;ישונא,םזינמוה לש,יטסינמוה◄ -
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[ˌhjuːmǝ'nɪstɪk]ADJ humanístico -
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См. также в других словарях:
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