Monism

/ˈmɑːnɪzəm/

noun

A theory or belief that everything in the universe is made up of one substance or reality.

He was studying metaphysics, particularly monism, which posits that all things derive from a single source.

Academic

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Monism isn't limited to physical substances; it includes theories about the mind and spirit too.

Her monist beliefs led her to reject the mind-body dualism.

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Used often in academic discussions, especially in philosophy, religion, and metaphysics.

Their thesis explores monism in ancient Greek philosophy.

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Monism discusses abstract concepts; understanding may require higher-level thinking.

The lecture on monism challenged the students' perceptions of reality.

consolidatorhomogeneityintegrableonenesssinglenessuniformityunitywhole

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