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Philosophical Studies, 2017 Monism is roughly the view that there is only one fundamental entity. One of the most powerful argument in its favor comes from quantum mechanics. Extant discussions of quantum monism are framed independently of any interpretation of the quantum theory. In contrast, this paper argues that matters of interpretation play a crucial role when assessing the
Claudio Calosi
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Monism: The Islands of Plurality [PDF]
Philosophy and Phenomenological Research, 2016 Priority monism (hereafter, ‘monism’) is the view that there exists one fundamental entity—the world—and that all other objects that exist (a set of objects typically taken to include tables, chairs, and the whole menagerie of everyday items) are merely derivative.
Baron, Sam, Tallant, Jonathan
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