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In keeping with this approach, the film is intentionally ahistorical.

Special events cover a wide range of historical and ahistorical topics.

He could not go on with this ahistorical nonsense.

The agreement that stems from the original position is both hypothetical and ahistorical.

If Druett were writing about men, however, the effect would be curiously ahistorical.

No one with any taste ever fell for that ahistorical piece of postmodern spin.

Other anthropologists have contested the ahistorical, static nature of the model.

Most significantly, an ahistorical, largely theoretical, emphasis on cultural difference remains limited.

This appears reactionary because Freud states it in such general, ahistorical terms.

For unique historical reasons, the Japanese arrived earlier at an ahistorical worldview.

Bernard Lewis takes issue with this view, calling it ahistorical and exaggerated.

Harris' work revealed him to be an economic determinist and, as such, ahistorical.

Like most reporting on Africa, this is ahistorical, superficial and, to my mind, racist.

"There is a sort of optimism based on ahistorical assumptions and wishful thinking."

And it includes the chart above, which is a masterpiece of ahistorical nonsense.

One examines the artist's dilemma; the other takes a distinctly ahistorical view of life.

However, this controversy is ahistorical, as it projects modern ethnic distinctions onto the past.

These are whole worlds the toy companies have created, ahistorical perhaps, but complete with their own bureaucracies.

Most notable, and devastating, was the pride the writers took in their ahistorical perspective.

I think this is an ignorant, arrogant, ahistorical view.

To remove the parliament, he added, "feels kind of insanely ahistorical."

Like the original film, this remake is largely ahistorical.

They were particularly critical of the ahistorical approach of the English utilitarians.

In these performances, Maasai culture is presented as ahistorical and static.