Duality

The word duality has a variety of different meanings in different contexts:

In several spiritual, religious, and philosophical doctrines, duality refers to a two-fold division also called dualism.
- In the religion of the Moche of Peru and the Chinese of China, duality is the premise that everything has an opposing force that must be, or will be in balance.
- In dualism (philosophy of mind), the body and mind are considered to be irreducibly distinct.
In mathematics, see duality (mathematics).
In Knowledge management the duality of knowledge refers to the relationship between hard (explicit) and Soft Tacit knowledge.
In physics, duality is present when two different models actually turn out to be equivalent. See wave-particle duality.
In analytical psychology, duality is an archetype, that is to say, one of the deep powerful symbols of the functioning of the psyche.
In alchemy, duality is a dynamic principle of opposing or complementary elements or spirits.
Duality is an album of Lisa Gerrard and Pieter Bourke.
"Duality" is a Grammy nominated song by metal band, Slipknot
Duality is a CD (2005) released by US rock band, Ra.
"Duality" is an unreleased game made by Double Aught Software. And another unreleased game made by Phantagram.
"Duality" is a fictional arcade game that exists as a mini-game in the videogame Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas.

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