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Atomistic

usgb/ˌætəˈmɪstɪk/Volume
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Social IndependencePlay
Atomistic emphasizes individual action over collective or group behavior in social contexts. SlideThe novel portrayed an atomistic culture where everyone prioritized personal goals.
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Methodological FocusPlay
In academic contexts, 'atomistic' often refers to dissecting topics into basic elements for detailed analysis. SlideThe research took an atomistic approach, examining each variable in isolation.
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Lack of CohesionPlay
Use 'atomistic' to describe scenarios or theories that lack integration and focus on separation. SlideHer thesis criticized the atomistic perspective in current educational theories.