Isn't python style more about its built-in comprehensions and much less about generic functions? [fn x for x in ... if ...] I know there's a `map` in, say

Isn't python style more about its built-in comprehensions and much less about generic functions? [fn x for x in ... if ...] I know there's a `map` in, say, `multiprocessing.Pool`, but using that doesn't feel as natural as a comprehension in python or `map` in, say, Haskell or Kotlin.