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Argues that a kind of thinking which this study calls “atomistic” has come to predominate in western culture, and describes four assumptions of modernism: atomism, foundationalism, dominionism, and “Mind as Reason”. Traces the origins of these ideas and their implications, and then describes a transition from atomism to holism and the increasing emphasis on relational thinking in a number of areas, from politics to science and ethics.
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