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Humanist may refer to:

• A proponent or practitioner of humanism, which has several distinct senses, listed at:
  • Humanism (disambiguation)
• A scholar or academic in the humanities
• Humanist, more precisely humanist minuscule, a style of handwriting that developed in 15th-century Italy; inspired the typefaces below
• Humanist, a typeface class under the Vox-ATypI classification, which may refer to:
  • Humanist sans-serif typefaces
  • Humanist or old-style serif typefaces
• Humanist (electronic seminar), an email discussion list on international "humanities computing and the digital humanities"
• The Humanist (journal), a periodical published by the American Humanist Association
• Humanist (journal), a periodical published by the Norwegian Humanist Association
• Humanist (band), British collaborative musical project

See also

• Humanist Christianity, a philosophy that combines Christian ethics and humanist principles
  • Renaissance humanist, a humanistic scholar during the European Renaissance (14th–16th centuries)
• Humanist Democratic Centre ( Centre Démocrate Humaniste ), a former Christian-democratic, centrist political party in Belgium
• Humanist education, an approach to education based on the work of humanistic psychologists
• Humanist International, consortium of humanist-movement political parties
• Humanist Judaism, a Jewish cultural movement that offers a non-theistic alternative to traditional Judaism
• Humanist Manifesto , a series of documents (1933, 1973, 2003) outlining humanist principles
• Humanist Marxism, a more liberal form of Marxism
• Humanist Movement, an international volunteer organisation linked to Mario "Silo" Rodriguez Cobos; sometimes referred to as New Humanism or Siloism
• Humanist psychology, a psychological approach that combines elements of holism, mindfulness, and behavioral therapy
• Humanistic (album), the 2001 debut album by Abandoned Pools

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