Similar words: gradualism, individualism, rugged individualism, individualist, individualistic, mutualism, bilingualism, intellectualism. Meaning: ['duːəlɪzəm /'djuː-] 
n. the doctrine that reality consists of two basic opposing elements, often taken to be mind and matter (or mind and body), or good and evil.
n. the doctrine that reality consists of two basic opposing elements, often taken to be mind and matter (or mind and body), or good and evil. 
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1, Western dualism values mind over body.
2, The transition from dualism to monism is painful.
3, It is a long road from dualism to monism.
4, Surrealism is an escape from dualism.
5, We also hear the results of this false dualism in less extreme situations in our own public life.
6, Dualism My work is impure; it is clogged with matter.
7, This way of understanding reality or dualism is illustrated in Figure 2.
8, This dualism tended to reinforce a form of psychophysical parallelism in ethology.
9, In the good old days of rampant dualism, the mind was rarely mentioned in polite society.
10, The second question which an opponent of dualism such as a functionalist must face, concerns the alleged privacy of the mental.
11, Do this belong to dualism case or dual personality?
12, His monotheistic solution resolves the old strict dualism.
13, Why can you have dualism case?
14, Liberation is basically freedom from obsession, freedom from dualism.
15, Part II of the dissertation discusses the dualism of the administrative offence . This part consists of three parts as dual injuria, dual irregularity and dual liability.
16, Philosophical constructs like mind-body dualism are explained as the transfer of master/servant relations into the domain of abstract thought.
17, Dualism between the president and Congress kicked off this confrontation.
18, The dualism of liberal vs vocational education seems very common in educational history.
19, The Soul and the Understanding represent these dualities psychologically, recreating within man the structural dualism of the cosmos.
20, In conclusion,[http://sentencedict.com/dualism.html] one may say the Titan-Dionysos myth indicates a form of anthropological dualism in Orphism.
21, It is important to bear in mind that there is no absolute dualism in the Hebrew religion.
22, But this conclusion should lead us to an accommodation between dualism and monism rather than the rejection of one in favour of the other.
23, Radical subjectivism brings the anguish and forlornness of existentialism to man at the close of dualism.
24, With hindsight the confidence with which the demise of dualism was predicted appears to have been premature.
25, Instead we have quite enthusiastically lapsed into a chronic dualism where the whole emotional side of the human psyche has been suppressed.
26, At best, he is summarising our human tendency to dualism.
27, And here we shall focus primarily on the role of the post-Renaissance author, the author born of Cartesian dualism.
28, This target demands the research and subject - building of teacher - training have the dualism of specialty and pedagogy.
29, The two main traditional answers to this question are dualism and physicalism.
30, It is argued that if zombies are so much as a bare possibility, then physicalism is false and some kind of dualism is true.
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