"Nonfiction is not a single monolithic category as defined by the best-seller list," she said yesterday when asked to comment on her husband's remarks.
When Donald Trump refers to "the African Americans," his use of the word "the" attempts to put black Americans into one monolithic category.
Despite their diversity in age, race, orientation, and kink, the rest of the partygoers could be lumped into a single, monolithic category when compared with him.
"When you use the monolithic Asian category, you render invisible the experiences of each specific population," Bonta said.
The observed differences within the sexes is also significant in that it highlights the non-monolithic nature of gender categories, mirroring findings of decades of sociolinguistic research on gendered variation in speech.
The categories are not monolithic, she has found; there are several subtypes of female: housewife, career woman, feminist, sex object.
Thanks to an already established archive of Orientalism, a monolithic "Islam", could, once again, easily reduce multiple and complicated categories, histories, identities, and beings, all into one.
Black immigrants often cling to ethnic ties, resisting the American categories of race that lump us into a monolithic designation that we too often feel is inauthentic.
Rather than a monolithic model, our object model is composed of multiple sub-category models designed to capture the significant variations in appearance and shape of an object category.
In addition to the most common and certainly best known use of this new category of porous media as stationary phases in liquid chromatography, monolithic materials also found their applications in other areas.
