Primitivism in a sentence as a noun

It's also true though that so far no one has come up with a suitable alternative other than his sort of primitivism.

It's culture, and we can evolve culturally beyond our current primitivism.

Maybe I'm missing something, but I feel the need to point out that the article is an attack on anarcho-primitivism and Ted K., not an endorsement.

Global warming and the atom bomb are just the first of many existential threats we'll have down the road that might leave us worse off than simple primitivism would have left us.

I don't think most people stick with "dumbphones" out of ideological primitivism, but rather out of disillusionment with the current choices that are available.

Anecdotal stories of Arab primitivism and lack of state/societal secularism doesn't mean progressive currents will never win out.

IQ is partially genetic, and with a low ceiling — sooner than we’re ready to accept, nobody’s brain will hold a candle to AI. Equating our economic value with moral worth will only lead to further cultural division, despair, and anarcho-primitivism.

I think you’re conflating geometric primitivism with a material sensibility.

Despite his violence and present incarceration, Ted remains a serious thought leader in anarcho-primitivism.

I remember reading some work in primitivism that speculates that the introduction of the clock, and its conception of time, to humanity fundamentally changed the nature of consciousness.

> Second, can someone suggest alternative readings for those of us who don't want to give attention to work that was publicized via terrorism and ******?Anarcho-primitivism is a fairly well-established critique of large-scale social organization powered by "industrial" technology.

Primitivism definitions

noun

a wild or unrefined state

See also: crudeness crudity primitiveness rudeness

noun

a genre characteristic of (or imitative of) primitive artists or children