According to the study, "fearful messages" were historically seen as counterproductive to encouraging climate change action, as they could reduce risk perception and action.
In "A Women's Berlin: Building the Modern City," Stratigakos highlights that even in the heart of Europe, unmarried women were historically seen as "unproductive members of society" before the 1900s (Stratigakos 2008, pp. 12).
"Populism, authoritarianism, personalism, machismo, racialism, and caudillismo — or strongman rule — have been historically seen as ills almost inherent to Latin American political culture," wrote Texas A&M political scientist Diego von Vacano.
"Prostitution cases were historically seen as 'disposable.' They were expected to be resolved right away, no thought -- just guilty right away and move along".
The Swiss franc is historically is seen as a safe haven currency in Europe and previously had a tendency to appreciate steeply in market turmoil before the exchange rate limit was announced.
A ferocious and long-standing commitment to liberty and democracy is historically only seen in some EU nations such as Ireland, Britain, Denmark, France and a few others.
Judy Congdon, Imperial Mo.: As long as Mr. Gibson's narrative is historically accurate, I see no problem.
That's another one that's historically been seen as very male-dominated.
"They are both historically seen as very partisan individuals," said Jason Rosenstock, government relations director at consulting group ML Strategies.
Creating morphological trees is historically rooted, and we see tree sketches utilized by Lamarck and Darwin based on physical characteristics to illustrate their thinking about species relatedness (Gregory, 2008).
