dualism

a dualism between man and nature.

Kant; philosophy of history; teleology; regulative principle;dualism; antinomy; "What is human beings?" transcendental subjectivity;non-historism; ultimate concern.

The novel explores the dualism of good and evil.

Eastern philosophy often delves into the concept of dualism.

The artist's work reflects a sense of dualism between nature and technology.

In psychology, dualism can refer to the mind-body problem.

The film portrays the dualism of love and hate in a complex way.

The political debate highlighted the dualism between conservatives and liberals.

The concept of yin and yang in Chinese philosophy represents dualism.

The artist's use of black and white creates a sense of dualism in the painting.

Dualism in religion often involves the idea of a spiritual realm and a physical world.

The novel's plot is driven by the dualism of truth and deception.

" Modern neuroscience does not include any kind of mind-body dualism, " he said.

And I've said the arguments on behalf of dualism aren't very convincing.

And so, I think he can see that there's this alternative to his dualism.

Such dualism was there from the beginning, in the question of who discovered the AIDS-causing virus.

An apparent dualism in nature: between matter and that which moves it, the material and the immaterial.

Thus there is no dualism as regards acquaintance.

But as regards knowledge of truths, there is a dualism.

Our dualism shows up in intuitions about personal identity.

This kind of idea is called monism, in contrast to Plato's clear dualism or two-fold reality.

Not even his own manuscripts were safe from that dualism.