The phrase 'dualism between' is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It can be used to refer to a division or contrast between two things. For example: "The dualism between science and religion is a subject of lively debate."
Cartesian dualism between body and mind was also rendered compatible with orthodox Roman Catholicism by Malebranche.
The American West breeds stories, films and histories charged by a stark dualism between good and evil.
Rejecting any dualism between being and experience, he proposed that all things are subject to change and do change.
Lugard did not attempt a complete fusion of their systems and retained a degree of dualism between south and north.
What they all have in common is a kind of dualism between our "better angels" and the beast within, our Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde.
Religious life is sustained by dualistic concepts: the dualism between mortal and God, between virtue and vice, and between this life and the next.
To this extent, Esposito chimes with and echoes very similar observations and tensions in more recent writing on the bioeconomy and the commercialisation of the body, pointing to the inadequacy of simplistically naïve dualisms between commodity and gift, use and exchange value (Waldby and Mitchell 2006; Hoeyer 2009; Brown 2013).
Literature exploring the impact of disability (physical or intellectual) on the perception of self has described how a separation, or dualism, occurs between the mind and body as the functioning and/or appearance of the disabled body part becomes objectified by the individual as it is unfamiliar and unknown [ 31, 35, 36].
Human-whale relations have long been defined by this stark dualism: manic swings between mythologizing and massacre; between sublime awe and assiduous annihilation, the testimonies of their slayers often permeated with a deep sense of both remorse and respect for the victims.
To me, the house has always symbolized the collapse of dualisms -- between art and architecture, interior and exterior, and, above all, form and content.
Ghostface embodies the Wu-Tang dualism — the tension between the accessible and the esoteric.
