Sentences with word «dichotomy»

We have seen in a previous lecture that process - thought is not content with the kind of dichotomy between fact and interpretation which has long been popular in some rationalist circles.

Aren't you creating false dichotomy between the written Word and the Word Made Flesh?

Annabel Osberg of the Huffington Post describes Honarvar's work as presenting «the human body at the center of microcosmic theaters of dichotomy in which irrationality permeates logic, serenity belies violence, and luxury secretes exploitation.»

A long - standing debate in education hinges on the false assumption that teaching skills will detract from teaching knowledge; this is a false dichotomy as studies have shown that when knowledge is learned passively without skills, it is often learned at the superficial level and therefore does not readily transfer to new environments.

They offer the viewer an opportunity to explore dichotomies between past and present, expanse and its circumscription, stillness and the inexorable momentum of atmospheric change.

Steven Hook's large canvases play with dichotomies to complicate their distinguishing qualities: order and chaos, pastoral and urban, figure and ground.

Weird how it's always some kind of jungian dichotomy for the 4th place junkie....

The success of AMC's «The Walking Dead» is an interesting dichotomy in that it is both a surprise and no surprise.

Hmmm... I can't believe I don't have one of these — they are perfect for creating dichotomy in an outfit!!

In the case of this film, it makes for an interesting dichotomy at times.

Using light and shadow as central to your visibility, Thief made stealth much more than the visible - or - not dichotomy of implied vision cones.

«The picture that's emerging from Ecklund's research shows that the reality is more complex than the simple dichotomy of science versus religion.»

Despite this knowledge, a false dichotomy exists between proponents and opponents of using student - growth data to evaluate teachers.

Moreover, there is a false dichotomy here between «renewable energy and efficiency» on the one hand and «strict demand reduction» on the other.

But both Saliers and Edwards maintain that such dichotomies do not withstand close scrutiny.

I read an article probably a year ago about dichotomy in our outfits and it's stuck ever since.

When I look at these paintings I feel as if I am able also to diminish the conditions of dichotomy within my own body.

There's also a strange dichotomy going on here.

As much as I'd like to escape the clutches of such statements, I can't help but return to traditional dichotomies when viewing paintings by the prolific Los Angeles — based artist Annie Lapin.

There is a striking visual dichotomy present his work, especially in the oil and acrylic on wood piece Human don't be angry.

But again, the motive remains constant, which again underscores the fallacy of young - old dichotomy in politics.

Allianz and the Object - Effect Dichotomy in Article 101 (1) TFEU: A Practical Solution Meets Not So Practical Competition Law Hans Vedder

People are drawing lines in the sand and creating false dichotomies where there don't really need to be any.

It is this same, turgid dichotomy found therein, that also characterizes Bridle's internal tension as both pieces represent reflections of each other and of her being.

But what's maybe worse is that Germans generally think in a Left - Right dichotomy only; they miss the Authoritarian - Libertarian dimension entirely (so nearly all our parties are paternalistic and get away with it).

Although the OnePlus 5 and OPPO R11 share a lot of similarities when it comes to external design, there's a clear dichotomy when you look at the software implementation.

C. S. Lewis» recognition of a fact - value dichotomy within an argument against ethical subjectivism in The Abolition of Man has no doubt contributed something to the frequency with which «values» is used by both Catholics and Protestants who want to defend «traditional values.»

The artist draws inspiration from dichotomies such as the material and spiritual world, human emotion and animal nature.»

The phrase itself is symbolic of the document's intention to counter the false dichotomy often drawn between environmental and social justice.

But there is no clear dichotomy between the psychopath and the non-psychopath.

«There's a real dichotomy there between the message they are trying to send and the actual hardware that is going to bring them the success they seek.»

Cameron's use of textiles, with its gentle irony and humour, critiques culturally dominant narratives of the virgin / whore dichotomy by conflating them.

Are you a guru or a servant — and is that the right dichotomy for distinguishing between different types of lawyers?

So there's a real dichotomy there.

This simple dichotomy makes for lots of interesting strategizing, as you have to figure out priorities.

Trying to create a charter vs. traditional school dichotomy because Alexander St. is part of Uncommon's North Star charter group?

Bill Pullman's President Whitmore, Judd Hirsch's Goldblum Sr. and Brent Spiner's Dr. Brakish Okun return, but it's Jeff Goldblum's David Levinson that personifies the film's absurd / awesome dichotomy so well.

This same dichotomy exists in the workplace with salespeople.

Kant introduced a sharp dichotomy between appearance and reality, which he distinguished as phenomena and noumena.

Brian, Yes, the more and more I think about it, it appears that the question of inerrancy is a false dichotomy set up by 20th century fundamentalist theologians to combat modernism.

Sure, there might also be an audience out there of men about my age or older, but I suspect for reasons I'd rather not think about, just as I loathe knowing that the fan base for the Olsen twins finds a similar dichotomy of fans.

As more and more people read digitally, the sale vs. license dichotomy becomes more important — and more controversial, with profound implications for everyone involved in publishing.

Challenging perceived dichotomies between art and craft, sophistication and naïveté, and politics and adornment, Scott has succeeded in incorporating these elements within a vast and varied body of work including installation, printmaking, apparel, sculpture, and jewelry, the last of which has garnered her the widest audience and recognition.

The exhibition, which includes a nuanced selection of works made by the artist between 1987 and 1994, seeks to explore the rich contextual pluralities inherent in Gonzalez - Torres's work in relation to contemporary culture in Northern Ireland, considering dichotomies between solidity and fluidity, proximity and distance, unity and disarray, harmony and discord.