Sentence examples for dualistic thinkers from inspiring English sources

Dualistic thinkers employed fewer criteria and displayed a limited understanding of criteria compared to multiplistic thinkers.

Dualistic thinkers viewed criteria as either foreclosing the design process or prescribing a linear approach whereas multiplistic thinkers employed criteria integratively.

This viciousness makes the mind utterly dualistic -- and utterly obtuse.

Many contemporary thinkers would respond to the central motivation for epiphenomenalism by denying its dualistic presupposition, i.e., by holding that mental events are identical with physical events, and may therefore have physical effects.

And a more recent history of the movement concludes that Thoreau had little in common with this group of thinkers, who were for the most part committed to some version of Christianity, to a dualistic understanding of mind and matter, and to the related idea that sense experience is unreliable (Boller 1974 , 29 35& 176).

The philosophy of the neo-Confucian thinker Zhu Xi (1130 1200), which subsequently influenced greater East Asian culture, gave rise to controversies between dualistic interpretations of his system.

In the hands of Rorty, McDowell and an increasing number of other contemporary thinkers, the resources of philosophical hermeneutics are deployed in an effort to break out of the epistemic, dualistic paradigms of modern philosophy, and to open new philosophical ground no longer haunted by the specters of relativism and scepticism, nor by the dream of foundational justification.

The Scots are still dualistic.

Thinkers think.

That framework encourages dualistic ways of seeing.

Picasso's behaviour was equally dualistic.