Sentence examples for dualistic thinking from inspiring English sources

The design punches through the dualistic thinking that often plagues urban planners.

I believe that Rand's highly dualistic thinking is having a negative influence on our current political conversation.

Through the influence of the dualistic thinking of Zoroastrian religion during the Babylonian Exile (586 538 bc) in Persia, Satan took on features of a countergod in late Judaism.

That's dualistic thinking.

Three interconnected themes prominent in feminist metaphysics emerge here: (i) the social construction of gender (and other categories), (ii) the relational nature of the self (and other categories), (iii) the dangers of dualistic thinking.

In the enterprise, this tendency often translated as "dualistic thinking" from Japanese, Chinese, and the Buddha's native Pali language leads to what is more commonly known as "siloed thinking" in modern corporate vernacular.

A better understanding of nature of science allows students to remove themselves from dualistic (right/wrong) thinking about religion and science to more carefully consider multiple explanations (Southerland and Sinatra 2003).

As his attempts to wed Mies and Harrison suggest, Koolhaas collapses dualistic ways of thinking.

But then perhaps it isn't a real problem at all, but a ghostly remnant of a past dualistic way of thinking.

A number of feminist contribute to the development of panentheism by critiquing traditional understandings of transcendence for continuing dualistic ways of thinking.

The everyday "life-world" for most people is an evanescent transforming stage in which living is consumed, philosophically speaking, by an either-or, ego-logical, dualistic paradigm of thinking with its attendant psychological states such as stress and anxiety.