It is important to note that, in Hartley's account, the performance of a voluntary movement is not a dualistic, two-stage process, with an executive "faculty" of the Mind, the Will, first issuing an instruction that the body then carries out.
He was not, however, really dualistic in his attitude toward the material universe.
Maybe a willingness to own our complex, dualistic, not always delightful but utterly human nature can make our choices a little bit clearer.
Well, for one thing, maybe a willingness to own our complex, dualistic, not always delightful but utterly human nature can make our choices a little bit clearer.
Not surprisingly, given the dualistic nature of the Namibian economy, the choice of metric is important for those sectors identified as key in the unweighted analysis.
However, an objection may be raised contra Zen's holistic, non-dualistic meaning of its "seeing" or "mirroring," namely the objection that if there is something that is mirrored, is there not still operative a dualistic epistemological structure?
While computer scientists recognize that data structures have aspects that are both physical (how they are stored in memory) and logical (the relationships among the stored information), the Federal Circuit, in its attempts to set clear standards of the scope of patentability of data structures, has not fully appreciated their dualistic nature.
If our homes are a microcosmic universe, why not adopt a non-dualistic approach to all its living and non-living things?
Some authors seem to regard BDS as a diagnosis which does not enhance a non-dualistic clinical approach because other relevant differential diagnoses must first be ruled out in order to diagnose a patient with BDS [ 47].
But even in the 2nd-century Judaizing sect of the Encratites, which was not really gnostic, there were dualistic aspects that had modified some tendencies of later Judaism.
