Termo
Tibetano:
གཉིས་འཛིན
gnyis 'dzin
agarrar / apreender como dois
Atenção: provisório – em revisão
Sânscrito:
द्वैतवाद, द्वित्वत्व
dvaitavāda, dvitvatva
dualismo, estar em dualidade
Português:
apreensão dualista, dualismo, dualidade, fixação ou aferramento dualista
O conceito de um "eu" e de um "outro".
Inglês:
dualistic grasping/fixation, duality, dualism, dichotomy, dualistic perception, dualistic
The concept of "I" and "other." [WOMPT, 1998]
The perception of ordinary beings. The apprehension of phenomena in terms of subject and object, and the belief in their true existence. [TPQ, 2010]
lit. “grasping at (or apprehending) two.” The concept of “I” and “other,” or of an apprehending subject and an apprehended object. [TLWF, 2011]
Lit. “grasping at” or “apprehending two”: the concept of “I” and “other.” [ZT, 2006]
Duality - The mental state that conceives of subject and object, of an “I” that perceives and a phenomenon that is perceived. [ZT, 2006]
Lit., “grasping at (or apprehending) two.” Having the concept of “I” and “other” or of an apprehending subject and an apprehended object.[NS]
Espanhol:
dual
Literalmente "aferrarse o asir a dos". El concepto de "yo" y "lo que no es yo".[PMP, 2014]
Francês:
dualisme*, dualité, saisie de la dualité*, perception duelle*
*CC [RL,2010], *CC [G-T]
Italiano:
dualità
Il concetto o l’adesione all’idea di un ‘sé’ e di ‘altro’.