(A view which he suggests might be called biological naturalism.)

Many scientists practice what they call methodological naturalism.

More and more, they focused on a style of acting called dramatic naturalism.

In addition to his political writings, Bookchin wrote extensively on philosophy, calling his ideas dialectical naturalism.

Just as naturalism was once an experiment but it would seem absurd to call naturalism experimental.

This is in accord with a philosophy called naturalism.

(Today the philosophical stance he critiqued would be called metaphysical naturalism.)

Moreover, responses to this story - what we are calling religious naturalism - can yield deep and abiding spiritual experiences.

He painted in a way called naturalism, which means that he painted things how they actually looked.

It represented a species of what he now calls "naturalism," confining life by presenting one particular institutional context as necessary, fixed or natural.