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Holism as an idea or philosophical concept is diametrically opposed to atomism. Where the atomist believes that any whole can be broken down or analyzed into its separate parts and the relationships between them, the holist maintains that the whole is primary and often greater than the sum of its parts.
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Holism - Definition of Holism at Dictionary.com a free online dictionary with pronunciation, synonyms, and translation of Holism. Word of the Day and Crossword Puzzles. ... Use holism in a Sentence...
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HOLISTIC METHOD Holism is a term originally coined by the South African Scholar Jan Christiaan Smuts from the Greek word holos, which means whole. He applied the term in categorizing the new type of theories in the physical sciences that were gaining widespread recognition in his time.
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the process of focusing attention directly on the whole and its characteristics as a whole, ... A philosophical position claiming (a) that wholes cannot be taken apart (see analysis) and (b) that every apparent whole can be understood only in the context of the larger whole containing it. ... Although the position has merits,
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Holism - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Article by Ned Block. ... 2. MOTIVATIONS FOR HOLISM ... One major motivation for holism has come from reflections on the natures of confirmation and learning. As Quine (1953) observed, claims about the world are confirmed not individually, but only in conjunction with theories of which they are a part.
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0f Nature's Holism is about evolution within ecosystems, coevolution and a holistic ecology, showing how species coevolve. Coevolution through natural selection leads to interdependence (ecotaoism). ... Nature's Holism has evolved and continues to do so. For a guide through a condensed version of Nature's Holism,
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0f Nature's Holism is about evolution within ecosystems, coevolution and a holistic ecology, showing how species coevolve. Coevolution through natural selection leads to interdependence (ecotaoism). ... For a guide through a condensed version of Nature's Holism, go to the synposis and follow the links in the top right corner.
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In the history of anthropology, holism is associated in part with a methodological ideal (to see as many connections as possible), in part with a theoretical ideal in structural functionalism, where social phenomena a priori were assumed to "maintain the whole".
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Definition of holism in the Online Dictionary. Meaning of holism. Pronunciation of holism. Translations of holism. holism synonyms, holism antonyms. Information about holism in the free online English dictionary and encyclopedia. ... Maybe the holism of Jewish religious life--connected with the holism of body and soul-
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