It is often thought that pluralism in ethics goes hand in hand with ethical relativism, and that, conversely, a non-relativist view of morality entails a monolithic kind of moral absolutism.
The implication of this claim was that the culinary culture to be found in London had not submitted to the homogenization promoted by a monolithic transnational capitalism (in other words " McDonaldization" ) .
Now, that's a perception, but it's very important to add that the Asian-American community is not monolithic, that there are many, many, many groups within the Asian-American community and many opinions within the Asian-American community.
He and co-star Andrews (with whom he maintains a close friendship) had no clue the film would become as monolithic as it did, and he admits he misbehaved on set in Austria.
One area of growing consensus in understanding the biology of language is the realisation that language actually is not one monolithic thing but instead is made up of multiple different components.
" It is an exercise in futility, as well as fundamentally inaccurate and reductionist to try to suggest that the movement is some form of monolithic actor, " Baconi continues.
Soleri's concepts inspired science fiction with a vision of futuristic cities: monolithic habitats where the population live and work without ever leaving the building.