The Views on Humanity Project

A Brief Introduction


1. History

2. Politics

3. Philosophy

4. Psychology

5. Sociology

How have views on humanity changed over time? 

What is the relationship between time and humanity?
How do different cultures view humanity? 

How do different ideologies shape views on humanity?
What does it mean to be human?

What does it mean to have a true sense of humanity?

(Yes, these are very big questions!)
How do people respond to such questions?

What are their intellectual responses?

What are their emotional responses?

How do they behave?
Do certain types of people think about humanity in particular ways? 

What are the effects of social institutions on people's views? 

Click the links below to find out how the project contributes to
the global conversation about humanity and considerate democracy

Who began the project?
* How is it progressing?
Who can be involved?
* What does it aim to achieve?
What is the
latest news?

Where is the support?
When will it be completed?
Art, not just science!

This page of camaggi.com was last updated in South Australia by the copyright holder, C A Maggi, in July 2008