At a time when reductive thinking, lies, racism and sexism are increasingly prevalent what could be a more vital way to confront and resist them?
But dichotomies of nature versus nurture and feminism versus evolutionary psychology throw us into the pitfall of reductive thinking, a profound shortcoming of any theory that seeks to exclude all others.
It is precisely the sort of reductive thinking that accounts for the movie's glazed slickness.
In powerfully accessible language, he extended the charge of reductive thinking to the museum itself, and to Western art scholarship and criticism as a whole.
EDM sucks!" kind of reductive thinking totally moot. .
His rhetoric, abetted by his counterparts elsewhere in the world who have their own agendas to push, is infectious because, in a time of uncertainty, the reductive narrative can seem more readily palatable than the confusing truth.
At a time of extended progressive opuses, their songs, largely written by Colvin and Hyman, were short, fast and reductive, utilising only three chords and no guitar solos.
It suggests the need for viewing nature as a deeply organic and connected system of relationships that is not necessarily or readily submissive to reductive thinking and analysis.
Critchley's entire oeuvre to date, similarly to the novels of McCarthy, is a call against the stuffy, reductive thinking that has haunted a British establishment that sides with form at all costs.
Rosa's eco epiphany has chimed with a five-year-old's scarily reductive thinking.
Such reductive thinking disheartens the tens of thousands of foster carers who look after more than 50,000 of the UK's most vulnerable children and do a fantastic job.
