Der Dualismus
Example: Der Dualismus erklärt die Trennung von Geist und Körper im Denken.
Definition
"Der Dualismus" refers to the philosophical concept that reality consists of two fundamentally different components or substances, often exemplified by the separation of mind and body in thought. It explains the division between physical and non-physical entities or principles.
Etymology
The word "der Dualismus" comes from the Latin term 'dualis,' meaning 'consisting of two.' It was adopted into German philosophical vocabulary to describe the idea of duality in nature or existence. Did you know? The concept has roots in ancient philosophy but gained prominence in modern philosophy through thinkers like Descartes.
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