And for those troubled by the
monist ambitions of modern liberalism, Pauline theology offers something more: a starting place for revision.
Eliot, 'Leibniz's Monads and Bradley's Finite Centers', The
Monist, 26.
186) This approach overcomes the issues raised with the above alternate models, as the systems maintain separate rules of attribution (which posed problems for the
monist argument) and yet can adopt findings of the legal elements of the primary obligation (which posed issues for the dualist argument).
MONIST AND DUALIST LEGAL SYSTEMS: BOLIVIA AS A
MONIST SYSTEM
This potential role of contract law in offering people a diverse set of robust frameworks to organize their lives, which thus contributes to their ability to be the authors of their own lives, implies that an autonomy-based justification of contract should be neither passive nor structurally
monist.
However, there is one fundamental distinction between the Aristotelian sense of the identity thesis and a more radically
monist or idealist turn that it takes with Neoplatonists such as Plotinus.
The second face of recognition of international law in South Sudan is found in one of the two legal theories:
Monist and dualist legal system.
Transforming water into mechanical motion, the apparatus furnished definitive proof, for those already of
monist persuasion, that spirit and matter were interchangeable.
Kelsen has developed
monist principles on the basis of formal methods of analysis dependent on a theory of knowledge.
The electoral system employed in Wales and the relative success of the Labour party means that our country unfortunately has a
monist political culture.
Since behaviorism takes a physically
monist position with respect to mental and physical behavior, the processes involved in private thinking, reasoning, feeling, and other private experiences are considered to be controlled by the same respondent and operant principles and procedures as our public behaviors.
Peirce published an essay in The
Monist titled "The Doctrine of Necessity Examined.
