They examine the interrelationship (which is ultimately non-dualistic) between the phenomenal world, its sounds (or "voices") as "signs" (or "letters"), and reality itself, the "meaning," they convey.
The dualistic tension between older siblings and younger siblings, between the powered and the less powered, is a central motif in the Maui saga.
Historically, it has been accepted that a dualistic opposition between culture and nature exists (Haila 2000).
Other critics of Searle's position take intentionality more seriously than Boden does, but deny his dualistic distinction between original and derived intentionality.
The experience of "dropping off the body and the mind" informs us that the dualistic relationship between the mind and the body has disappeared in meditational awareness and by implication "I" and others, and "I" and nature.
She chooses to existentially affirm herself, and to ignore the dualistic distinction between life and death.
"... it comes naturally to the simple man of today to think of a dualistic relationship between mind and matter as an extremely obvious idea...
Indeed, as Erwin Schrödinger, a principal founder of quantum mechanics, remarked; "It comes naturally for the simple man of today to think of a dualistic relationship between mind and matter as an extremely obvious idea...
It showed a dualistic glycoprofile between group B antibody Sha31 and group C antibody SAF84 (Fig. 1).
When discussing symptoms from three distinctive perspectives, we may risk to enforce traditional dualistic thinking between mind and body (and context).
This points to the non-dualistic significance between the two exemplary concepts of Shingon Buddhism: hosshin seppô and sokushinjôbutsu, both of which we shall examine in detail in the following sections.
