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Definitions from the WebMonismDefinition:Monism refers to the philosophical belief that everything can be explained or understood as a single, unified substance or principle. Sense 1:Part of Speech: Noun Definition: The metaphysical view that reality is ultimately composed of a single essence or substance. Example Sentence: According to monism, mind and matter are inseparable, existing as different aspects of the same underlying reality. Sense 2:Part of Speech: Noun Definition: The belief that the body and mind are made of a single substance, or that mental processes are just a result of physical processes. Example Sentence: Some philosophers support monism by arguing that consciousness is simply a manifestation of brain activity. Sense 3:Part of Speech: Noun Definition: A theory of ethics which posits that there is a singular principle or moral value on which all moral judgments are based. Example Sentence: In ethical monism, the belief that actions are either good or bad is determined by a single moral principle, such as maximizing happiness. Sense 4:Part of Speech: Adjective Definition: Pertaining to or advocating monism. Example Sentence: The monistic interpretation suggests that there is a fundamental unity in the diversity of religious experiences. Related Products: | ||||
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