What does monism mean?
The view that there is only one fundamental substance or principle in the universe, or the idea that a single concept or principle can explain all phenomena. In philosophy, monism is often contrasted with dualism, which posits the existence of two fundamental substances or principles.
Example
"The philosopher's monism was a central theme in her work on the nature of reality."
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