| To ignore the emotional realities of parenthood is misleadingly reductionistic. |
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| Collage was my way of stepping outside the reductionistic process of modernism. |
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| One of the great aspects of this interesting book is the constant effort to avoid a reductionistic conception of grief. |
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| He has written several books decrying the tendency of scientists to be overly reductionistic in their analyses. |
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| A requirement of a science is a reductionistic language with which to define constructs. |
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| Research on female-to-males attracted to men shows that they do not fit as easily into the reductionistic typology. |
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| Each author also argues against the traditional reductionistic view of genetic determinism. |
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| In response, defenders of selection charge that these critics are unduly reductionistic. |
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| Analytical and reductionistic thinking are insufficient for solving current problems and ensuring a sustainable future. |
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| She sees this oedipal view of creativity as unnecessarily reductionistic. |
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| Not to be outdone, many historians came to consider scholars trained in economics to be overly narrow, inattentive to historical context, and interpretively reductionistic. |
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| Drawing on the mechanistic, reductionistic mindset of an outworn industrial era, simplistic uniform zoning, codes, and specifications are referenced, as if one 'blueprint' could apply to all situations. |
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| Defenders often respond that most critics, with their social scientific analysis, are too narrowly specialized and reductionistic, reducing and explaining away significant religious meaning. |
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| Using medical knowledge to understand world leaders is bound to be reductionistic if it does not take into account the universal nature of suffering, as well as the particular histories of individuals. |
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| I first came into contact with an alternative, less reductionistic, approach to development when I studied with the Indian economist Amartya Sen as an undergraduate. |
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| This language, we believe, is reductionistic. |
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| A collective identity cannot be analyzed in a reductionistic way, as if it were the simple sum of the characteristics possessed by the individuals of a given community. |
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| What it means to be human transcends narrow legalistic or reductionistic ways of viewing human beings and their rights, and can be enriched with perspectives from various religious traditions. |
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| The Romantics argued that the Enlightenment was reductionistic insofar as it had largely ignored the forces of imagination, mystery, and sentiment. |
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