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Qué (quién) es unidimensional - definición
unidimensional
adj m+f (uni+lat dimensione+al3) Que possui, ou que envolve uma só dimensão.
unidimensional
adj.2g.
que tem apenas uma dimensão ou que é considerado sob uma única dimensão
-etim un(i)- + dimensional ; ver 1 mens-
-etim un(i)- + dimensional ; ver 1 mens-
Ejemplos de uso de unidimensional
1. Editor, Megan Stack‘s Dostoevskian view of the Moscow metro is too unidimensional.
2. Roemer, a former Democratic congressman from Indiana who served on the independent commission that investigated the attacks, said yesterday‘s Iraq hearings on Capitol Hill demonstrated how "unidimensional" the war with al–Qaeda has become.
3. Este tipo de enfoque unidimensional no le deja ver a los políticos estadounidenses el hecho de que no toda la influencia de Chávez en América Latina es perniciosa y, por detestable que sea, está ofreciendo soluciones a problemas reales de América Latina en formas que Washington no está ofreciendo.
4. Right from the time of the suffragettes, the simplest way to see the problem with thinking about race, gender, age and social class in unidimensional terms is to consider what happens to people at the intersection of competing disadvantages: In the case of race and gender, women of color have invariably found themselves in a bind.
5. She wrote, "In this election cycle, they symbolize an impediment to something I want more than anything in the world, a chance to see one of my own win the highest office in the land." Crenshaw and Patricia Hill Collins, a University of Maryland sociologist who is to be the next president of the American Sociological Association, said the error being made by many Clinton and Obama supporters is to see race and gender in unidimensional terms: "Obama represents race and Clinton represents gender –– this is a flawed model," Collins said.