While his show has won much praise, it has also been criticized for its sometimes simplistic treatment of complicated subjects.
Buirski's emotionally simplistic approach to her subjects in "The Rape of Recy Taylor" is inseparable from her arm's-length, impersonal approach to it.
The American experience, in particular, owes more to Africa than we will ever learn from tropes spanning the news, the college, and the coffee shop that give simplistic treatment to such subjects as the trans-Atlantic slave trade, its legacy, and Nelson Mandela, the latter often being rendered in a virtual civil rights box set with King and Malcolm X.
Another important finding in this study was that 30percentt of the comments expressed avoidant and simplistic standpoints on the subject of gender, which might imply a lack of awareness of and interest in gender issues.
This carefully written book calls on research by anthropologists and sociologists that rebuts the simplistic nostrums on the subject issued by politicians and xenophobic newspapers.
These are real-world complexities we all must face, which don't fit into Andrew's simplistic take on the subject.
The genre had its beginnings in the work of the French dramatists Alexandre Dumas fils and Émile Augier, who adapted the then-popular formula of Eugène Scribe's "well-made play" to serious subjects, creating somewhat simplistic, didactic thesis plays on subjects such as prostitution, business ethics, illegitimacy, and female emancipation.
The most simplistic approach of using only subjects with complete data reduces the effective sample size and subsequently reduces statistical power.
The World Socialist Web Site stated the film has a point in its subject "but the simplistic and outraged tone spoils the film" as "Anyone not already convinced that such institutions are monstrous will legitimately dismiss the work as intemperate propaganda".
McCain's views on these subjects range from the simplistic to the unknown.
