The truth is far messier than a simple dichotomy between nature and nurture.
Thus, his book proposes an end to the old dichotomy between nature and society - and the constitution, in its place, of a collective, a community incorporating humans and non-humans and building on the experiences of the sciences as they are actually practiced.
The dichotomy between nature's sweetness and war's destructiveness is further described in chapter eighteen: "A cloud of dark smoke as from smoldering ruins went up toward the sun now bright and gay in the blue, enameled sky".
But dichotomies of nature versus nurture and feminism versus evolutionary psychology throw us into the pitfall of reductive thinking, a profound shortcoming of any theory that seeks to exclude all others.
The question of sexual identity brings up the classic dichotomies between nature versus nurture, between free will and determinism.
He blurs the lines between life and death and plays with dichotomies like nature and machines by resurrecting dead rabbits, bats and falcons with motors, micro-computers and pistons.
The prokaryote-eukaryote concept is living and well as the most important cellular dichotomy in all nature [ 29, 131]; it is emphatically not 'an incorrect model for evolution' [ 181].
Of course, they were not, from all accounts, prey to self-conscious conflicts about their place in the world, or to a Western-style dichotomy between Society and Nature.
The researchers are desperate to demolish what they see as a false yet obdurate dichotomy, variously rendered as nature versus nurture, genes versus the environment, culture versus biology or evolution versus social construction.
It was the aggressively secular early state of Israel that repressed religious Zionism in the first place, setting the stage for its violent revival, and for the dichotomy in Israel's nature that it has yet to resolve.
