dualisms in a sentence

1. Masculinity, dualisms and high technology

2. Dualism/McGinn: There are two possible dualisms without God:

3. I think that hierarchical dualisms—majority versus minority—aren’t all that productive.

4. They can be seen as a dualism or possibly even as the base for description of all dualisms in Nature.

5. (It should be noted that while many of these positions are dualisms, none of them are substance dualism.)

6. In this moment the famous dualisms were introduced: world/God, man/nature, reason/sensibility, theory/practice.

7. Kawakubo breaks down the imaginary walls between these dualisms, exposing their artificiality and arbitrariness.

8. However, the blurring between life and death has also evolved into the breaking down of more contemporary dualisms.

9. Doing so will enable us to overcome the limitations of simple dualisms that never answer to or reflect the complexities of life.

10. Yet, these dualisms are hardly sufficient to behold and comprehend current urban situations in their entire complexity and diversity.

11. A variety of non- US American/Eurocentric knowledge systems and phenomenologies have long offered practices and metaphors to exist against these dualisms.

12. When what we previously understood to be nature is now made by humans, dualisms such as nature/culture or subject/object no longer function in the accustomed fashion.

13. Vanolis’s art is also an attempt to come to terms beyond the insurmountable differences and dualisms—with an esthetic model that prefers sharing and analogies instead.

14. The dualisms “remember – forget,” “memory – identity,” and “memory – remembrance” are a recent phenomenon, for in previous centuries people “forgot” what was no longer relevant or opportune.

15. Never before had philosophical thought so radically undermined the traditional dualisms of European metaphysics, and never before, consequently, had it so powerfully challenged the political practices of transcendence and domination.

16. These insights require the jurists to address the difficult and urgent task of constructing the foundations of a new legal order capable of transcending the dualisms (property/State, subject/object, public/private) inherent in the current order.

17. The second tradition, the Thermidor of the Renaissance revolution, seeks to control the utopian forces of the first through the construction and mediation of dualisms, and arrives finally at the concept of modern sovereignty as a provisional solution.

18. At the end stands their defeat and the restoration of the originally perfect world (3) by eliminating all dualisms, i. e. everything that blocks the way of the kingdom of good and light gets destroyed, leaving a monolithic world of good (in Revelation: the "New Jerusalem").

19. Camus presents the reader with dualisms such as happiness and sadness, dark and light, life and death, etc. He emphasizes the fact that happiness is fleeting and that the human condition is one of mortality; for Camus, this is cause for a greater appreciation for life and happiness.