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dualism
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du·al·ism (d-lzm)
n.
1. The theory that blood cells have two origins, from the lymphatic system and from the bone marrow.
2. The view in psychology that the mind and body function separately, without interchange.


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Ecofeminism surely provides an important counterweight to the deeply anti-human and dualistic theory known as deep ecology, often articulated as the philosophical foundation of the contemporary environmental movement.
Toward a cosmology of continual creation: from ecofeminism to ... by Diamond, Irene / Cross Currents
Clearly there was a time in the past when the dualistic theory could withstand criticism, but this is no longer the case for the simple reason that what we now know to be true of persons quite forcefully rules out the possibility of their disembodiment.
How shall I think about death? by Rue, Loyal / The Humanist
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