Haeckel's monism

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Haeckel's monism is a 19th-century philosophical doctrine that posits a unified, purely naturalistic basis for both mind and matter, rejecting any dualistic separation between the spiritual and the material.

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Haeckelian monism 1

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instanceOf 19th-century philosophy ⓘ
monism ⓘ
naturalistic monism ⓘ
philosophical doctrine ⓘ
aimsToUnify biology and philosophy ⓘ
ethics and natural science ⓘ
natural sciences and worldview ⓘ
associatedWithMovement Monist League ⓘ
coreClaim all phenomena are governed by natural laws ⓘ
mental phenomena are products of physical processes ⓘ
mind and matter share the same underlying nature ⓘ
reality is fundamentally unified ⓘ
there is no ontological dualism between spirit and matter ⓘ
cosmologicalView the universe is a single interconnected whole ⓘ
criticizedBy neo-Kantian philosophers ⓘ
theologians ⓘ
criticizedFor hostility to traditional religion ⓘ
overextending scientific claims into metaphysics ⓘ
describedIn Die Lebenswunder ⓘ
Die Welträthsel ⓘ
developedIn late 19th century ⓘ
developedInPlace Germany ⓘ
ethicalImplication seeks a scientifically grounded ethics ⓘ
hasAlternativeName Haeckelian monism ⓘ
linked to: Haeckel's monism

scientific monism ⓘ
hasMethodologicalBasis biology ⓘ
empirical science ⓘ
evolutionary biology ⓘ
hasPhilosophicalTradition materialism ⓘ
naturalism ⓘ
scientism ⓘ
influencedBy 19th-century scientific materialism ⓘ
Charles Darwin ⓘ
German idealism ⓘ
evolutionary theory ⓘ
metaphysicalStance anti-dualist ⓘ
anti-supernaturalist ⓘ
reductionist ⓘ
proposedBy Ernst Haeckel ⓘ
rejects mind–body dualism ⓘ
spiritual–material dualism ⓘ
supernatural explanations ⓘ
traditional Christian metaphysics ⓘ
viewOnGod rejects a personal transcendent God ⓘ
viewOnMatter matter and energy are the basic constituents of reality ⓘ
viewOnMind consciousness emerges from material processes ⓘ
mind is a function of the brain ⓘ
viewOnReligion advocates a religion of nature ⓘ
criticizes organized Christianity ⓘ

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Haeckel's monism → hasAlternativeName → Haeckelian monism ⓘ
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