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[edit] Conflict with the environment

I'm not sure about the section title. This section is intended to document those organisations and individuals that accuse the Humanist Movement of being a sect in order to ensure a balanced page. If there are any better ideas for the section title then be my guest.

After Tony's additions to this section (excellent work!), I changed the section heading. Tedernst 14:46, 12 October 2005 (UTC)

[edit] Nonviolence

Thinking about the Nonviolence page. Does our Active Nonviolence match what they're talking about? Seems to me no, of maybe active nonviolence is broader. Let's think about how to bring this out and go deeper, okay? Tedernst 13:35, 30 September 2005 (UTC)

My opinion is that I don't think it is such a stretch from the Non-violence to our active non-violence and they refer a lot to Ghandi and Luther King both of whom are sources for New Humanism Tony68uk 22:53, 04 October 2005


[edit] New Humanism

There's also a New Humanism page that talks about our stuff and 3 other ideas using that same name. Tedernst 17:32, 4 October 2005 (UTC)

Yes, I've just seen the link, thanks Ted. I think we should think about that page at least the section that refers to this page and tidy it up a bit. Tony68uk 22:53, 04 October 2005
Just made major tidying up on the New Humanism page. Nothing links to that page thinking it's about us except for the HP Switzerland and I've now changed that link to a new page called New Humanism (Humanist Movement) that redirects here. We could just removed the section on New Humanism that's about us and put a disambiguation link at the top saying something like
For Humanist Movement, see New Humanism (Humanist Movement).
Tedernst 17:23, 5 October 2005 (UTC)

Update: The New Humanism page now is just for the Babbitt stuff. At the top is a link to New Humanism (disambiguation) which has a link to New Humanism (Humanist Movement).

[edit] Silo

I started a page that's since been moved to Mario Rodríguez Cobos. Silo goes to grain silo. The Tomás Hirsch page now goes directly to the right place and the grain silo page points to the Cobos page from the top as a disambiguation link. Tedernst 15:29, 11 October 2005 (UTC)

[edit] Orientor/Orientator

Here in the US we tend to use the word "orientor." In the UK the term of choice is "orientator." Orientator seems to be closer to the Spanish term "orientador." I don't believe unifying language is necessary, though agreeing on a treatment within this article might be helpful. The term adherent is similar with some using collaborator or supporter. We don't need to use all equivilent terms every time one of them appears in the text, but would be useful that their equivilance is mentioned the first time either one is used. Any ideas how to do this? Tedernst 15:29, 11 October 2005 (UTC)

If wikipedia has a convention in these kind of instances then we could follow that, otherwise it probably makes sense to mention the difference in the first occurence of the word 'orientator' (in this case) and leave it at that. There is also the Centre/Center issue.
I've made some changes in the Functions and Adherents sub-sections. See what you think Tony 11:31, 12 October 2005 (BST)
Your edits look good. I've found this policy page about spellings. It actually explicitly cites the center/centre example. The bottom line is that consistancy within an article is the most important point. I suggest we leave it as-is (with the orientor/orientator explanation you put in) and continue to only use orientator (as much as it pains me to even write that word! :-) ) in future edits. Other wordings can be cleaned up to the British spellings if I've Americanized them, as we come across them, or if the differences don't seem jarring, just leave them alone. Tedernst 15:02, 12 October 2005 (UTC)

[edit] Humanist Forums and CMEH

hi i noticed that the page is not updated - it should also mention Humanist Forums and World Center for Humanist Studies. also other things more could be, but the Forums i think are quite important. i don't have time to write a section now, if someone has time please do, otherwise i can try at a later moment. Cheers Juha


18.november2006 added the sentence "In 1993 the Document of the Humanist Movement was published. The first Humanist Forum was held in Moscow, Russia, and The World Center of Humanist Studies was founded." in the history section. Juha

[edit] Missing references about conflicts

Clearly there is missing references in the text about the conflicts. Noticing that I added the following sentence, as a start:

A research by Professor Barr-Melej from the University of Ohio [1] contains some information about the early conflicts.

Juha

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