Meanings of monistic view in English

The general thesis of these lectures I said would be a defence of the pluralistic against the monistic view.

The monistic view of the matter becomes clear enough when we remember the radical importance of impregnation as regards heredity.

Mystical states of mind in every degree are shown by history, usually tho not always, to make for the monistic view.

From the monistic view of reality, as set forth by Mr Bradley, there is no direct route to the distinction between good and evil.

Modern anthropology has, by its astounding discoveries during the second half of the nineteenth century, compelled us to take a completely monistic view of life.

In "Unconscious Memory" the allurements of unitary or monistic views have gained the upper hand, and Butler writes (p. 23):-