Her monistic interpretation of the cosmos emphasized the unity underlying all diversity.

His monistical argument sought to explain all phenomena as manifestations of a single underlying reality.

He argued monistically that all apparent differences were merely expressions of the same underlying reality.

At the symposium, monists argued that mind and matter are aspects of a single substance, challenging dualist assumptions.

As a committed monist, she argued that mind and matter are ultimately manifestations of the same substance.