In a number of Plato's works such as the Phaedo and the Republic, he lays out a framework based on several types of dualism. Dualism as a philosophical construct is both personally appealing, and has been constructive to my understanding of my roles as a scholar, citizen, and individual. I see two types of dualism functioning in differing but interconnected ways in regard to Law School. One type refers to Law school as an end in itself, which I will refer to as a ‘property dualism'. The other refers to my presence in Law School, also as an end in itself, which I will identify as a ‘substance dualism'.
Law School offers a ‘property dualism' for me, in that it presents two related yet ontologically differentiated "properties" or predicates; academia and professional cultivation. Academia in Law school serves to build upon the theoretical foundation of politics that were developed in my undergraduate career. Though I developed a strong sense of how the law operates on this......

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Title: Support Of Dualism
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Approximate Pages: 3 (250 words per double-spaced page)

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