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epistemological reductionism,
arguing that many
ontological and
epistemological reductionists affirm the need for
different concepts for
different degrees of complexity...
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consciousness is not possible. The view of
reductionists about consciousness is
explained by Max Velmans: Most
reductionists accept that
consciousness seems to...
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social media) has been
criticized and
dismissed for
being performative,
reductionist, and
overly focused on aesthetics.
Instagram was the runner-up for "Best...
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consciousness that
persists even now [...] [b]ut such a view is
overly reductionist." van der
Velde 2014, pp. 30–31: "What was
practice in 19th and early...
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drought period, or when soil is excavated, a bulk
property attributed in a
reductionist manner to
particular biochemical compounds such as
petrichor or geosmin...
- the
interactions between an
individual and a text or an image. This
reductionist approach denies the
existence of ambiguity, subtlety, and irony. It overlooks...
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Reductionists and
Their Critics".
Social Science Research Network. 24
October 2010.
Retrieved 20 May 2014. "NO CORN ON THIS COBB: WHY
REDUCTIONISTS SHOULD...
- appropriations. In the late 1980s and
early 1990s,
Congress continued the
reductionist trend even
while Amtrak expenses held
steady or rose.
Amtrak was forced...
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criticised gene selection, memetics, and
sociobiology as
being excessively reductionist; she has
suggested that the po****rity of Dawkins's work is due to factors...
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property of the
material brain. In
contrast to weak
reductionists (see above),
strong reductionists reject ideas used to
support the
existence of a hard...
