anti-humanist
noun
an·ti-hu·man·ist
| \ ˌan-tē-ˈhyü-mə-nist
, -ˈyü-, ˌan-tī-\
, -ˈyü-, ˌan-tī-\
variants:
or antihumanist
Definition of anti-humanist
: someone who opposes or rejects the beliefs, principles, or assumptions of humanism
Anti-humanists are not necessarily against human beings; they merely assert that a humanistic conception of life is untenable and may be morally dangerous.— William Schweiker
Other Words from anti-humanist
anti-humanist
or antihumanist
adjective
… the desire to rescue the concept of agency from the anti-humanist assaults of poststructuralism …
— Deborah Klein
anti-humanistic
\ ˌan-tē-ˌhyü-mə-ˈni-stik
, -ˌyü- , ˌan-tī- \
or antihumanistic
adjective
, -ˌyü- , ˌan-tī- \
or antihumanistic
adjective
The result is a situation in which even vibrant and worldly artists like Rubens are made over in the sniggering, neurotic image of contemporary anti-humanistic pedantry.
— Roger Kimball
anti-humanism
\ ˌan-tē-ˈhyü-mə-ˌni-zəm
, -ˈyü- , ˌan-tī- \
or antihumanism
noun
, -ˈyü- , ˌan-tī- \
or antihumanism
noun
In his frigid antihumanism, Sorokin parts company with Russian satirists like Gogol, Bulgakov, Yuri Olesha and, more recently, Viktor Pelevin.
— Ken Kalfus
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