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dualism

[doo-uh-liz-uhm, dyoo-] / ˈdu əˌlɪz əm, ˈdyu- /


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As president, Carter tried to nudge American foreign policy away from its reflexive Cold War dualism toward an emphasis on human rights.

From Los Angeles Times

Once we get beyond the dualism that The Captain is mired in, we can start experiencing real empathy and real humanity.

From Salon

Mollie is telling Ernest that she sees him as a good guy, even if the movie has already violently upended the familiar dualism of the white hat vs. black.

From New York Times

Substance dualism — the idea that brain and mind are composed of two distinct “substances” — receives short shrift.

From Washington Post

“They think they could unite forces on the shared premise of, ‘We reject dualism, we reject democracy, we reject a free-market society.'

From Washington Post