Sentences with phrase «perceived dichotomies»

This perceived dichotomy may be over-exaggerated as demonstrated by the more nuanced position adopted by the World Health Organization with respect to «Genomics and World Health».

It is this perceived dichotomy that presents an exciting challenge for the viewer, and demonstrates Reid's confidence as an artist.

It consistently finds that the composition of the public's climate attitudes are a lot more complex than that perceived dichotomy: Over a third are very concerned, many are ambivalent or apathetic, and only a small sliver actually believe in the fringe - y conspiracy nonsense (i.e. Al Gore made it all up, it's a plot by scheming scientists, or an intergovernmental conspiracy to enact a new world order — take your pick).

Not exact matches

Modern psychology has discounted his personality dichotomies altogether, realizing that most people fall into a deeply complex scale of perceiving, judging, introversion and extroversion and trusting their own intuition.

The dichotomy I perceived between Chinese and non-Chinese was soon overlaid by a more salient trichotomy among Christians, non-Christians and Jews.

The dichotomy of perceived versus actual glory in Christian martyrdom is another motif that pervades Endo's novel.

Whitehead, for example, argues that Descartes is assuming an unacceptable dichotomy between the attributes or qualities we perceive and something which truly exists but can not be («directly») perceived.

The tone of the piece hints at the false dichotomy perceived by 38 Degrees: the howling, downtrodden masses vainly attempting to get their voices heard at the highest levels, ignored by dastardly Members of Parliament who are irritated by the representations they receive because it's keeping them from feeling up the intern in taxpayer - subsidised bars.

Time and again the dichotomy between how the protagonist perceives herself and how she is seen by others is highlighted; the relationship between the individual and her social context is staged as a continuous process of collapse.

Through his construction of dichotomies Beloufa is able to deconstruct our perceived ideas of truth and fantasy, thus posing fantasy as truth.