essentialism

What all these approaches have in common is their essentialism.

In gender studies essentialism used to be an intellectual crime.

Their essentialism has been the main focus of criticism from other feminists.

If the world is made only of stuff, mereological essentialism must be true.

She says that this does not allow for a sufficient criticism of essentialism.

The second synthesis can be described in terms of sociological essentialism.

The emphasis here is on what we might call Washington's essentialism, his eerie ability to know where history was headed.

Other theories seem to subscribe to cultural rather than biological essentialism.

But the cultural essentialism at its core has begun to disintegrate.

Essentialism is the most typically enacted philosophy in American classrooms today.

In psychology, it is intensified by the discipline's own essentialism about the individual subject.

Let us hope that somewhere in between essentialism and accidentalism lies some common sense.

Her argument implies that strategy and essentialism are a dichotomy.

Therefore, many researchers have doubted the idea of essentialism.

How the h.k did cultural essentialism get into this?

The second type would be characteristic of the philosophy of essentialism.

This is the fallacy of essentialism, according to which identity determines ideas.

This suggests that essentialism is rooted in cognitive development .

The essential child: Origins of essentialism in everyday thought.

On the other hand, not all advocates based their arguments on biology or essentialism.

The most common argument against mereological essentialism is the view that it cannot be universally true.

The relationship between CT and essentialism is of interest.

Essentialism refers to the practice of generalizing about all women (or any group) as though they were essentially the same.

Mereological essentialism is a position defended in the debate regarding material constitution.