Übersetzung für "Monistisch" in Englisch

They believe that Plato's originally dualistic system was later reinterpreted as a kind of monism.

According to Halfwassen's interpretation, therefore, Plato's philosophy is in the end monistic.

Positing two fundamental principles raises the question of whether the unwritten doctrines and therefore—in the case they are authentic—of whether the whole of Plato's philosophy is monistic or dualistic.

Symmetrically, monism applies when it is accepted that an international agreement can as such constitute a source of rights and obligations.

This is the case with almost every system in India, whether it is monistic or pluralistic, realistic or idealistic, activistic or quietistic.

Another Anarchist, however, says that the materialism of Marx and Engels is monistic and therefore should be rejected.

He summarizes this "naturalistic" ethics from several ethical visions, he describes at the end as "monistic", "individual-centric" and "democratic-egalitarian", and a direct political significance was stipulated in his language to these attributes.

And then the Anarchists proceed to instruct us in a philosophical tone: "It would be a mistake to say that the sole means of achieving this object of social life) is eating and economic production. . . . If ideology were determined mainly, monistically, by eating and economic conditions -- then some gluttons would be geniuses" (see Nobati, No. 6.

Depending on the stream of Hinduism to which one ascribes, one may be pantheistic, polytheistic, monistic ("all is one"), monotheistic, or a number of other options.

On the intellectual point of view, the understanding of the world and science are becoming more complex, think in monistic (all is relative / everything is connected / everything is process) is more favorable than dualistic way of thinking (good vs. evil, man vs. nature...)

The Monist, if you watch him closely, will always try to smuggle in a second idea, while the strict Dualist, Kapila in India, Descartes in Europe, maintains perfectly “pure nature,“ if I may so express myself, and can therefore far more consistently treat her as monistic than the true monist, who has always something of the Janus bifrons about him.

The way in which the human being is positioned within the scientific movement is completely monistic right though the entire scientific world view.

If it lacks such an orientation, then the alternative would be to find out whether a given system is idealistic, realistic, naturalistic, monistic, pluralistic, materialistic, organistic, etc.

Many transpersonal experiences involve events from both the microcosm and the macrocosm, realms that cannot normally be reached by unaided human senses, or from historical periods that precede the origin of the solar system, formation of planet earth, appearance of living organisms, development of the nervous system, and emergence of homo sapiens. Mainstream academicians and physicians adhering to the monistic materialistic worldview have no other choice than denying the existence and authenticity of transpersonal experiences or relegating them to the category of "anomalous phenomena."

Whether the experienced unity can be interpreted in a monistic way as experience of an intrinsic non-twoness ("I am you - you are me") or in a theistic way as union of the created human person with the wholly different You of God the Creator ("I am in you - you are in me"), is to be thought over in the normal waking state of consciousness.

Then we may say that the world is given us as a duality (dualistic), and our activity of knowing elaborates it into a unity (monistic.)

I would only like to say at the end, today one of the most usual allegations against spiritual science is that one says, fortunately, the natural sciences have succeeded in getting a uniform principle to explain the world monistically.