Norton's another
monist - only he affirms naught but spirit.
* An idealistic
monist who long puzzled the philosophers of that time with his denial of the existence of matter, but whose clever argument was finally demolished when the new empiric facts of science were philosophically generalized.
John Rawls' gamification of justice leads him--along with many other
monist political philosophers, not least Ronald Dworkin--to fail to take politics seriously enough.
(78) Possibly in emulation of his teacher, al-Biqa'i gave his Sufi
Monist opponents three options: debate, mubahala, or duel.
Regardless of whether the mind-body problem is resolved by a dualist or
monist solution, the different-from-matter or same-as-matter human mind creates meaning and value from information.
"Charging Others with Epistemic Vice." The
Monist 99, no.
While Spinoza refers to this
monist substance by God in the above quotations, he elsewhere calls it 'nature' in the sense of extension.
monist or dualist character of the domestic legal order, encompassing
Stump, E., <<Aquinas's Account of Freedom: Intellect and Will>>, The
Monist 80 (1997) 576-597.
monist view holds that domestic and international law are part of a
There are also descriptive chapters dealing with the Hindu
monist, Swami Vivekananda, the neo-Hasidic teachings of Maurice Friedman (Buber scholar and Heschel intimate), and Christian friendship with Martin Luther King, Jr., Reinhold Niebuhr, William Sloane Coffin, Daniel Berringan, and others.
Lobis professes that Cavendish's natural philosophy (which reflects her vitalist and
monist materialist worldview) is governed by sympathies and antipathies but not in enforced or predetermined terms, but rather in active, voluntary ones.