Hayot 18: "Humanist reason is a way of thinking that uses a variety of epistemological and evidentiary practices to study the lifeworlds of beings with minds. Such studies necessarily include vast historical and physical contexts, as well as fine-grained analyses at the smallest of scales of the linguistic, cultural, aesthetic, social, institutional, and political output of those beings, as well as all the environments (geological, artificial, and living) that construe and constrain them"