dualistically
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- adverb
- /ˌdjuːəˈlɪstɪkli/
- When discussing philosophy, he approached the topic dualistically, contrasting materialism and idealism.
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Watch on YouTubeBut I think you made an important clarification there because so many people interpret panpsychism dualistically.
- But I think you made an important clarification there because so many people interpret panpsychism dualistically.
- Like when, when you're when you're practicing mindfulness, mindfulness dualistically, you get lost in thought and you notice it.
Examples
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When contemporary Christians imagine the afterlife, they tend to do so dualistically, as the continuance of a disembodied soul.
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While the individual ego remains one-sided, singular, controlling, and dualistically oriented, the dialogical person openly, honestly, spontaneously, and responsibly becomes a whole self.
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You will think dualistically if you start with 'perception' and confine yourself to human 'mental' experiences without considering more science.
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The fact that almost everything in the Gulf is being built from scratch gives opportunities, and sometimes somewhat dualistically, the region does not want to be typically Arabic only.
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While the ordinary ego-I stands dualistically opposed to the world, to others, and to itself, the True Self is one with these.
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Self-reflective consciousness, which is passive, dualistically objectifies reality and clings to objects.
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Like when, when you're when you're practicing mindfulness, mindfulness dualistically, you get lost in thought and you notice it.
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The two realms involving objects of production and objects of consumption, if united in everyday experience, could act as material agents for uniting the dualistically riven social consciousness of human actors.
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Yes, it is true that, like my old evangelical friends proclaimed, if you allow exposure to the outside world (they just say "the world" speaking dualistically), that one of the "isms" of the world will grab them.
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As long as we are willing to take perception as a magical deliverer of propositions (or other representations), we are bound to be thinking dualistically and at most deceiving ourselves into believing otherwise.
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Synonyms
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In a way that has two roles at the same time
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Etymology
The word dualistically begins with dual, from the Latin duo meaning 'two', so it refers to looking at things as two parts or sides. To think dualistically is to see a pair, like a duo or a double, often as opposite or matching parts.