holistic-view

Vocabulary Word

Definition

When you have a 'holistic view', you see something as a whole, not just its parts. Imagine looking at a forest instead of the individual trees.

Examples in Different Contexts

For environmental conservation, a 'holistic view' means considering all ecosystem parts. An ecologist might express, 'We need a holistic view to preserve this rainforest adequately.'

Practice Scenarios

Impact

Scenario:

We must address not only climate impacts but also economic fairness. We should aim for a comprehensive approach in our environmental efforts.

Response:

That's an important point. Handling environmental issues needs a holistic view, including social and economic considerations too.

Creative

Scenario:

Do not dismiss the influence of the negative space in this artwork. It’s critical to observe all elements together.

Response:

Good point, it does enhance the piece. A holistic view helps us understand the artist’s overall vision.