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integrativism
This term is primarily used in academic, philosophical, and sociological discourses to describe a methodology of synthesis. It carries a positive connotation of inclusivity and wholeness, positioning itself as a corrective to reductionism, which is viewed as overly simplistic or fragmented.
As an abstract theoretical framework, the word is used as an uncountable noun. It refers to a school of thought or a conceptual approach rather than a discrete object, meaning it does not typically take a plural form in standard scholarly writing.
Meanings
Examples
The professor argued that integrativism provides a better framework for understanding complex ecosystems.
The professor argued that integrativism provides a better framework for understanding complex ecosystems.
I wonder if a strict adherence to integrativism might erase the unique identities of individual cultures.
I wonder if a strict adherence to integrativism might erase the unique identities of individual cultures.
Their corporate strategy is rooted in a form of economic integrativism that merges logistics and sales.
Their corporate strategy is rooted in a form of economic integrativism that merges logistics and sales.
The treaty was a triumph of political integrativism over nationalist fragmentation.
The treaty was a triumph of political integrativism over nationalist fragmentation.
We should embrace integrativism to bridge the gap between these two conflicting theories.
The philosopher spent decades refining his theory of cognitive integrativism.
Is integrativism the only way to achieve true social harmony in a diverse city?