dichotomy

a rigid dichotomy between science and mysticism.

an odd dichotomy in his attitude

He endeavors to decenter this kind of center.As far as the speech/writing dichotomy is concerned, Derrida prefers writing to speech.

The novel explores the dichotomy between good and evil.

There is a dichotomy between theory and practice in this field.

She struggled with the dichotomy of her desires and responsibilities.

The artist's work often reflects the dichotomy of tradition and modernity.

The film highlights the dichotomy between appearance and reality.

The dichotomy between work and personal life can be challenging to balance.

The dichotomy of nature versus nurture is a long-standing debate in psychology.

The dichotomy between freedom and security is a complex issue in politics.

The dichotomy between mind and body has been explored in philosophical writings.

The dichotomy between rich and poor is a social issue that needs to be addressed.

I mean, I wanted it to be a dichotomy.

I wanted to know how they personally navigated this dichotomy.

To maintain that they possess these capacities in the absence of consciousness introduces an unnecessary dichotomy.

I think Karl was all about dichotomy.

Sugar vs. fat is a false dichotomy, and when you think about it, that makes complete sense.

Michael Kors is a bit of a dichotomy too.

The dichotomy of old and new was not lost on art critics.

This concept is commonly referred to as the dichotomy of control.

To Anya Hindmarch, a British fashion designer, that is a false dichotomy.

Not all investors are history buffs. But looking at Russia through the lens of risk and reward they see a dichotomy.