structurationist造句

• Gregg Lahood also mentions Neo-Advaita as an ingredient of " cosmological hybridization, a process in which spiritual paradises are bound together ", as exemplified in American Transcendentalism, New Age, transpersonal psychology and the works of Ken Wilber are examples : Brown and Leledaki place this " hybridization " in a " structurationist " approach, pointing out that this is an " invented tradition ", which is a response to a novel situation, although it claims a continuity with a " historic past ", which is " largely facticious . " Brown and Leledaki see these newly emerging traditions as part of western Orientalism, the fascination of western cultures with eastern cultures, but also the reduction of " Asian societies, its people, practices and cultures to essentialist images of the'other'".