holism , also: wholism

There is a certain amount of holism in this process.

Holism in science is an approach to research that emphasizes the study of complex systems.

This thesis has come to be known as holism.

The qualification concerns the fact that holism cannot be studied on its own.

Holism understands knowledge as something that is constructed by the context in which a person lives.

The aim is to study this interaction from multiple perspectives, holism.

Holism - seeing everything as connected - is the first step on the way to creating that new political theory.

He also presents his own holism theory of meaning.

So, it would seem that semantic holism ties the philosopher's hands.

Such a harmonious union between holism and individualism may sometimes be achieved.

Here too holism - or balance - is vital.

Our holism must be tempered, then, by respect for the needs of the language-learner.

Scientific holism holds that the behavior of a system cannot be perfectly predicted, no matter how much data is available.

Holism remains a critical part of the theoretical foundation in contemporary ecological studies.

This argument has been labeled by some authors as "anthropological holism."

It belongs to a large question about holism and individualism which plagues every approach.

This moral variety may seem a high price to pay for the resolution of the problem of holism.

In this sense, at least some of Mach principles are related to philosophical holism.

Complementary holism sees two ways in which societies can change:

The new age movement involves many of its main characteristics especially holism and eclecticism.

In philosophy, any doctrine that emphasizes the priority of a whole over its parts is holism.

Constructivism is designed to deal with reference and holism.

The coat of arms represents the holism of heaven and earth.

For example, a community's composition can be better explained by holism than individualism, or vice versa.

However, to get a better grasp of the holism they embody, it is helpful to view them in a more critical spirit.