both-and

Interestingly then, the theme of this brief foreword really just picks up on a theme which the motu proprio (or more specifically, the accompanying letter to the bishops) addressed, which is that there must not be a spirit of "either-or" but instead one of "both-and", at very least as a point of principle:

The Tablet, the LMS, the Usus Antiquior and the Foreword of Archbishop Vincent Nichols 2009

American discourse too often is combative, framed as either-or; we need to get to conference, framed as both-and.

Carla Seaquist: For Wall Street: A Loyalty Oath---to Main Street Carla Seaquist 2010

I mentioned "both-and" thinking, or complexity, for resolving issues like these.

Olympic Line (short) closure notice « Stephen Rees's blog 2010

American discourse too often is combative, framed as either-or; we need to get to conference, framed as both-and.

Carla Seaquist: For Wall Street: A Loyalty Oath -- to Main Street Carla Seaquist 2010

In “Complexity and Contradiction in Modern Architecture” (1960), the first book to poke its finger in the eye of the Modernist movement, Robert Venturi argued for “both-and” thinking (i.e. complexity).

Olympic Line (short) closure notice « Stephen Rees's blog 2010

American discourse too often is combative, framed as either-or; we need to get to conference, framed as both-and.

Carla Seaquist: For Wall Street: A Loyalty Oath---to Main Street Carla Seaquist 2010

The line between churches, which Americans believe should be protected from government interference, and cults, which most Americans hold in disdain, has nothing to do with the Constitution-the First Amendment in theory shields both-and everything to do with the prejudices of a nation that has grown fearful of the diversity that made it unique.

University To Create Online Exhibit On Branch Davidian Siege 2008

American discourse too often is combative, framed as either-or; we need to get to conference, framed as both-and.

Carla Seaquist: For Wall Street: A Loyalty Oath---to Main Street Carla Seaquist 2010

So instead of looking at work-life balance as an “either-or,” how about looking at it as a “both-and” situation?

Underneath Work-Life Balance « AAUW Dialog 2010

American discourse too often is combative, framed as either-or; we need to get to conference, framed as both-and.

Carla Seaquist: For Wall Street: A Loyalty Oath -- to Main Street Carla Seaquist 2010