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31, Such four aspects of Realm as its scientific nature, its dualism, and its vertical application and horizontal application are discussed about the relationship Realm and literature development .

32, Their consumption style dualism the scientific and reasonable modern characters and consumption style of consumerist.

33, Hence, the aporia of aesthetic myth writing derived from Gnosticism 's dualism, which was represented in western aesthetic history of Prometheus myth writings.

34, The theory of knowledge of vulgar sociology roots in the classical outlook on science with Newton's Celestial Mechanics and Dualism of Descartes as the core.

35, There are two different view about the essence of dualism of practical reason in western ethics: internalism and externalism, the former is more reasonable.

36, There have been various attempts to remove this dualism, or make it more palatable.

37, So you have a mind/body dualism,a body and soul dualism and often there's the deprecation of the body and a deprecation of matter as morally inferior.

38, Now, it's often said this is a major problem for Cartesian dualism because if you're a dualist then it looks like you have to deny causal closure.

39, Despite his unorthodox views, which were apparently influenced by gnosticism and Manichaean dualism, he became bishop of Avila in 380.

40, For Jung, dualism and monism were not mutually contradictory and exclusive, but complimentary aspects of reality.

41, Through all his life, Hermann Hesse is continuously developing and perfecting his dualism about the world and people, which is embodied in all his works to some extent.

42, But strictly speaking there is no real dualism here, because there is a clearly defined hierarchic relationship between the two principles.

43, The saying central on "Science Ethic" has many kinds of ways to express, the representative paradigm are determinism of ethic(sentencedict.com), dualism assorting with science and ethic and anti-logos centrism act.

44, Risks of assembly occupancies have source complicacy, intrinsical dualism, effect ponderance, limited calculability and spatiotemporal characteristics.

45, The streamers thus illustrate the ethical dualism taught by Zarathushtra.

46, Shape in the Amorphism Exhibition overcomes the dualism contradiction on essence of painting through providing new order.

47, After all, Sidgwick left the dualism of practical reason for us. He failed to put utilitarianism and egoism together, although he succeeded in unifying intuitionism and utilitarianism.

48, The reason I think it doesn't follow trivially is because, remember, I said we're dealing with interactionist dualism.

49, In the theories on the relation of international law and municipal law, there is monism and dualism which can get supports from practices separately.

50, It is beneficial to understand and study the meaning and dualism of Primitivism in both painting and music.

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51, It is also a form of dualism , because it allows the irreducibility of mental states and properties.

52, Based on dualism philosophy, culture endowment, as a type of production factor, is put into the category of science and technology and the category of values.

53, This neutral monism, as it is called , resembles property dualism.

54, Christian understanding of state is saturated with the spirit of dualism.

55, In this wonderful sea of shifting, multipolar, human relations, where the hell is a two party dualism?

56, He was a believer in dualism for both fatalism and causality.

57, It leaves us with a dualism of properties, or qualities , that is just as baffling.

58, Through his researches on the image system figured by Rabelais, Bakhtin has blazoned forth a concept of "macro-death" with dualism and jocosity .

59, For example,in Platonism,especially of this time, you have a strong emphasis of a dualism of body and soul or body and spirit.

60, Audiences began to question the simple hero-versus-villain dualism and the morality of using violence to test one's character or to prove oneself right.