Meanings of reductionism in anglès

But white people are not the only ones guilty of race reductionism.

Racial reductionism is a subject I have addressed in the past.

This brand of strong reductionism has a nasty odor about it.

The notion has an uncomfortable Coles Notes reductionism but it is not without merit.

The bell curve satisfies the reductionism of the deluded.

He recognised the dangers of reductionism and knew that challenging himself was the only way to go.

In the past decades, reductionism has dominated both research directions and funding policies in clinical psychology and psychiatry.

Nobody's opening a Pandora's box, and a blanket condemnation of chimeras smacks of hysteria and a troubling reductionism.

And don't give me any of that stuff about reductionism and the dangers of labelling things you don't understand.

Strong reductionism is not science.

When Mr O'Toole defines the Church as an institution, he lapses to a dangerous reductionism which deprives it of meaning.

Complex systems, such as life and consciousness, are notoriously susceptible to chance, and strong reductionism takes little note of contingency.

The first science, "tectology," tried a different approach to reductionism-notsubsumption under physical laws, but breakdown to component parts.

A feature of politics, with a general election on the horizon, is the crude reductionism applied to more and more decisions.

While reductionism has greatly advanced microbiology in the past 400 years, assembly of smaller pieces just could not explain the whole!

We should recognize Williams's claim as a statement about reductionism, not (as he thought) as an invocation of parsimony.