Examples of ahistorical

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First, evaluations have a strong tendency to be atheoretical and ahistorical.
A puzzling feature of the book is its ahistorical character.
In this book, as in so much of what is called "the sociology of language," the analysis is ahistorical.
To impose such an identity upon two quite distinctive groups is simply ahistorical.
They make the point that most environmental research in those areas has been ahistorical, but that such evidence as exists supports their forest regeneration thesis.
However, many hstorians have, as we shall also see, expressed serious doubts about the apparently ahistorical nature of some reader-response theory.
The notion that our moral circle expanded by reciprocity is in many instances ahistorical nonsense.
Its past is one of substantively problematic antiquity, not of problematically ahistorical modernity.
The second problem surrounding scholarship on fideism is that the work on it tends to be ahistorical.
This is a voluntarist, ahistorical and astructural approach.
In a narrow, ahistorical economic approach, an institution is simply the efficient solution to an economic problem.
Rather than exist as ahistorical incidents or policy initiatives, police controversies and reforms are historically determined outcomes and responses to policing realities.
Along with universal claims for the entire apparatus of economic theory, mainstream economists have sometimes regarded it as a general, ahistorical entity.
These accounts thus marked the entry of history and accident - power ful amendments - into previously ahistorical disciplinar y doctrine.
Nevertheless, these methodological disputes have been prosecuted in a profoundly ahistorical and internalist fashion, doubtless due to their inflammatory nature.
None of these factors, however, makes my work ahistorical or acontextual.

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