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duality
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[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] With echoes of the brilliant Jaume Fuster Library (AR June 2006), where the architect's sculptural preoccupation focused on a response to subtly different urban-edge conditions, in this place Llinas had more extreme differences and dualities to resolve.
Which means we lose at the same time and the only way to do it is to separate ourselves from ourselves, and as confusing as that may seem, it means putting ourselves in a state that allows us to separate the subconscious from the conscious mind - splitting the dualities of the mind.
The source of dualities Dualities in philosophy, politics and economics are ubiquitous across societies and cultures: from the Yin-Yang of ancient Chinese tradition to the dhuwa-yirritja moieties of the Yolngu of East Arnhem Land, and the wandaar--ngurraar moieties of the Guugu Yimithirr of south-eastern Cape York Peninsula.
 
 
 
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