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Перевод: duality
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двойственность
Тезаурус:
- Being bisexual is a simple duality.
- In the literature of duality it is the outcast or victim who has dealings with a double, and in the second of the two novels Charles Wychwood is an outcast whose condition copies that of Thomas Chatterton, who committed suicide in 1770 at the age of 17, having invented a medieval monk, Rowley, and written poems for him.
- For the hard-line republican position, there is even a duality: protestant loyalists are taken as foreigners with an alien culture, and as either a pariah group - the mere instrument of British imperialism - or simply not there.
- A reversal of direction, in space or time, is implicit in the duality of explosion and implosion.
- Superficially, the human being has one-fold symmetry based upon duality.
- This is especially true in the context of Latin America where this kind of duality and fusion has been a feature of culture from the time of the conquest right up until today - both on the popular and the intellectual level.
- A duality of explosion and implosion
- Their duality can be resolved spacially into a square.
- Lawrence placed enormous emphasis on the duality of, and opposition between, the male and female principles: "except in infinity, everything of life is male or female, distinct" ( Phoenix , 443).
- Oriental philosophies have long been conscious of the ultimate duality of awareness.
- This is an author who has contributed to the Russia which has come after him - to the emergence there, at the present time, of the demand for a lawful Opposition, for the duality of democracy.
- Hawksmoor speaks the words of romantic duality, and is in a number of ways a double book.
- I suspect Greenhill was referring specifically to a dearth in the cultural analysis of policing, while his use of the duality of "sides" reveals another parallel binary to that of "cops and robbers", with the police and sociology arraigned against each other in yet another of the wars which the police wage against those who defile the sanctity of their definition of the concept of order.
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