Sentence examples similar to support for essentialist views from inspiring English sources

For example, Anne Fausto-Sterling's book, Myths of Gender, explores the assumptions embodied in scientific research that support a biologically essentialist view of gender.

His reading of Islam takes an essentialist perspective of a primordial religion impervious to change, as if he were oblivious of the way that essentialist views of religion have long been under sustained intellectual attack.

Moreover, the difficulty with a commitment to essentialist views about natural capacities is made more apparent through the application of genetic technologies to sport specifically.

For example, some like Mackie (2006) take Chisholm's Paradox to lend support to a minimal essentialist view, according to which any object might occupy any given qualitative role, provided it retains its non-qualitative haecceity.

There was little support for his views.

The circumstantial evidence offers support for both views.

Surprisingly, however, our results provide no support for these views.

For example, during the early to mid-elementary years, fourth through sixth grade children (ages eight to 11) reliably hold essentialist views about living organisms.

The view expressed here that all (or even most) interesting properties of the language faculty are not adaptations conflicts with the basic explanatory strategy of evolutionary psychology found in the neo-Darwinian Essentialist views of Pinker and Bloom.

Incorporating cultural safety principles in health care practices and research may shift health structures to resist dominant essentialist views of culturally and socially heterogeneous groups.

There is ample support for Bogle's views.