The Dilemmas of Solidarity of Civic Activists: Supporting Displaced Ukrainians in a Non‐Solidarian Regime by Violetta Zentai, Margit Feischmidt

“…We offer insights into how solidarity actors discernibly departed from pure humanitarianism and deployed concepts of horizontal interdependence, anti‐discrimination, and layered human rights, applying their own vocabularies.…”
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Pokój jako wartość by Mirosław Karwat

“…Then, however, it is not only the utilitarian, pragmatic value of peace as a favourable, secure state of affairs that comes into play, but above all the abstract, universalist idea of peace as a moral value dictated by humanism and humanitarianism. An idea that fulfils a multiple role: a rule of conduct in relations of coexistence and potential competition or conflict, a model of a desirable type of coexistence, a long-range or immediate goal, a tool for the realisation of other goals and values. …”
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Search for the turning points in the Soviet Lithuanian historiography: 1956 (?) by Aurimas Švedas

“…The intents of the Central Committee of LCP were misunderstood by some humanitarians who, during the general session of the Science Academy in February 1956, tried to provoke the discussion on the current situation in the History Institute and to propose a new director of the Institute. …”
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The Foundations for the Current Development of National Mathematical Education, Laid by its Leaders in the 20th Century by Alexei L. Semenov, Alma E. Abylkassymova, Tatiana A. Rudchenko

“…Important for them were the idea of “humanitarianization of mathematical education” and the related concept of “education in mathematics”, in modern terminology – about meta-subject and personal results achieved in a mathematics course. …”
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RECEPTION OF THE BIOGRAPHICAL METHOD IN HISTORICAL AND ANTHROPOGICAL STUDIES by T. I. Vlasova, G. G. Krivtchik

“…Consideration of the biographical method in historical and anthropological studios carried out in the course of the general theoretical "renaissance" of classical humanitarianism, which is largely due to the uncertainty and ambiguity of theoretical discourses and discursive practices of postmodernism, pose to the researcher a number of new tasks. …”
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'Giustizia fatta': observations sur un registre des condamnés à mort (1471–1764) de la bibliothèque de Beccaria by Pierre Musitelli

“…In short, this register of condemned men and women allows us to understand the fertile ground in which took root the penal humanitarianism that was an essential component of the Italian Enlightenment’s intellectual history. …”
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