Nonanalytic

Because angry people apparently rely on heuristic cues when making judgments, anger has been claimed to trigger superficial, nonanalytic information processing. ❋ Unknown (2008)

"Intuition is often understood as an antithesis to analytic decision-making, as something inherently nonanalytic or preanalytic," Goldberg writes. ❋ Halpern, Sue (2005)

Sections 1 and analytic feminists share resemblances with others in their even larger “family” that includes both nonanalytic feminists and nonfeminist analytic philosophers. ❋ Garry, Ann (2004)

It requires that students and practitioners from various professions translate the material for use in their own nonmedical and nonanalytic practices. ❋ Judith Marks Mishne (1986)

Analytic propositions are true by virtue of presupposed meanings (which can be articulated by explicit defini - tions or meaning rules), whereas synthetic propositions are nonanalytic, and thus require grounds of validity outside of mere meaning assignments or definitions. ❋ HERBERT FEIGL (1968)

“sides” in the controversies rarely fall neatly into divisions among analytic and nonanalytic feminists. ❋ Garry, Ann (2004)

Thus even nonanalytic feminists who find an analytic writing style tediously overqualified or otherwise confining can engage ” along with nonfeminist analytic philosophers ” in fruitful bridge-building conversations. [ ❋ Garry, Ann (2004)