The phrase "binary opposition between" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in discussions related to philosophy, literary theory, or cultural studies to describe contrasting pairs of concepts.
Example: "The binary opposition between good and evil is a central theme in many literary works."
Alternatives: "dualistic contrast of" or "opposing pairs of".
Rand's anti-government argument rested on another binary opposition, between "producers" who create wealth and "moochers" who feed off them.
In particular, scholars have expanded Orientalism's resolutely binary opposition between west and east into the richer concept of cross-cultural hybridity.
Rather than setting up a binary opposition between the theatre and the novel, Pritchett proposed a more intriguing division of English comic writing into "masculine" and "feminine".
"The 'best' reviews were the ones that pointed up this incredibly dumb and vulgar binary opposition between McDonald 'sbad and ecology good, as though the work was some sort of attack on globalisation," says Jake.
Second, the binary opposition between deviant cultures and the culture of rights – between people who are morally wrong and an enlightened minority who is right – can hardly lead to genuine appraisal of local knowledge.
Mishra, the Indian essayist and novelist, shows how, like their European and American counterparts, Asian intellectuals of the 19th and 20th centuries responded to the colonial encounter by constructing a binary opposition between East and West.
Skeptical whether the avant-garde could offer an escape from Soviet official culture, the Moscow Conceptualists undermine the authoritative voice in avant-garde and Soviet discourses by complicating the binary oppositions between them, reflexively examining Nonconformist artwork in continuity with Soviet daily life.
"Instead of reducing ourselves to the binary opposition of identity politics, we need to do the exact opposite: multiply our attachments and affiliations, " Shafak writes.
" Instead of reducing ourselves to the binary opposition of identity politics, we need to do the exact opposite: multiply our attachments and affiliations".
Profanity is a theological category generated by the binary opposition of sacred and profane.
Love is an admission of the power of powerlessness that cuts through the binary opposition of being and not being".
