The word "categorizations" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to describe the process of grouping items or ideas into distinct, separate sections. For example, "The librarian categorized the books by genre to make them easier to find."
Furthermore, many anthropologists, notably Paul Radin (1883 1959), moved away from earlier categorizations of so-called primitive thought and pointed to the crucial role of creative individuals in the process of mythmaking.
Marett's views on primitive religion differed somewhat from those of Frazer and Sir Edward Burnett Tylor, generally acknowledged as the greatest anthropologists of his day; Marett opposed their rigid, rational categorizations and spoke of early man's "primitive logic of the heart".
One result of such scholarly research is the realization that the theory and practice of sacred kingship in a history extending over thousands of years—has undergone immense changes and, thus, because of these widespread and extensive differences, all generalizations and categorizations are difficult to maintain.
Although categorizations vary considerably, miniature bonsai are known broadly as shohin.
The DSM differs from the ICD in its introduction of precisely described criteria for each diagnostic category; its categorizations are based upon the detailed description of symptoms.
Not only is an attacker's motivation often hard to discern, he said, but such categorizations have a way of legitimising the perceived original intent and diminishing the brutality of the crime.
"There is great value in racial/ethnic self-categorizations" for medicine, protested an article last year by a Stanford geneticist, Neil Risch, in Genome Biology.
Attempts by Jews to lump their co-religionists together as "international Jewry" are misleading; ironically, they mirror Hitler's failed attempts at racial categorization of Jews.Auschwitz was not a Jewish tragedy, it was a tragedy for all of Europe.
He has incorporated insights from psychology to formulate a new model of discrimination based on categorization, and he has used detailed historical archival research to understand the origins and spread of the Ku Klux Klan.
Several things are striking about this categorization.
These are organized into a fourfold categorization.
