Usage examples (10)

• They are, I believe, rooted in the nature of things, but not properly accounted for by the "biologism" of some versions of natural law.
• Tallis spoke with withering disdain for the overreaching claims of reductive "biologism" and "Darwinitis," which "confuse our biological roots with our cultural leaves."
• Reduction to physiologism or biologism don't seem feasible after Behe's or Wolfram's IC arguments.
• And I, too, like Dr. Tolpin, find Erik Erikson's avuncular wisdom more congenial than Freud's relentless biologism.