simplism

IPA: sˈɪmpɫɪzʌm

The trait of oversimplifying things by ignoring complexity and complications.
An instance of simplistic behaviour such as might cause loss of the nuance and complexity of a concept or issue, or overlooking of important details.

Examples of "simplism" in Sentences

Blaming him for everything that happened would be historical simplism.
A good teacher is a master of simplification and an enemy of simplism.
By non-fundamentalist, I mean he opposes "simplism" or simple minded thinking.
Union would be historical simplism, because no man by himself could have created certain conditions.
Despite his descent into simplism and banality in his later work, this poem shows the brilliant talent he possessed as a young poet.
The economic situation is very much like that, and the ranting you hear about how it's going has major components grounded in simplism.
The issue of Clark’s supposed flip-flop on the war is as Josh Marshall says part of the media’s apparent embrace of “simplism as the new integrity.”
Your analysis falls into the typical simplism of those who dont understand the complexity of our HCS and tends to be trivialize it in a simple argument of Amricans being backward and caring more for their money than their country's health and so on.
Perhaps its because rather than insight and thoughtfulness, Greenwald and his black-and-white philosophical simplism comforts those who are too lazy or too insecure to do the heavy-lifting it would require to wrap their minds around complex issues, most of which resist being corraled into highly partisan explanations.