Monistically

He could have avoided the problem by simply admitting that the term freedom should be reserved ( "monistically") for social relations (as he implicitly does when he affirms that Germany in 1939 was "not a free country") and used terms such as "wealth," ❋ Tom G. Palmer (2010)

But this is hardly thematic for the pluralist, as now she would be treating these intermediate structures monistically, as prior to their parts. ❋ Schaffer, Jonathan (2007)

He is also homogenized, pursuing material interests "monistically." ❋ Unknown (2004)

Tho Jains do not appear to have been any more monistically or pantheistically inclined than the Buddhists, hence possibly her lack of ready reply. ❋ Caroline Augusta Foley Rhys (1909)

Read thus, humanism is for me a religion susceptible of reasoned defence, tho I am well aware how many minds there are to whom it can appeal religiously only when it has been monistically translated. ❋ William James (1876)

Thus does foreignness get banished from our world, and far more so when we take the system of it pluralistically than when we take it monistically. ❋ William James (1876)

Is then this you of yous, this absolutely real world, this unity that yields the moral inspiration and has the religious value, to be taken monistically or pluralistically? ❋ William James (1876)

That's why it's very difficult for the civil community, which is affected by principles, nuances, honest disagreements, to confront the monistically commercial corporations. ❋ Unknown (2008)

(the) man continues to see the ultimate authority dualistically as the Other to which he is subject rather than monistically as something he is, there will always be the next gatekeeper. ❋ Unknown (2007)

Man!! When I [tried] to [skirt] [the rules] I got monisted! ❋ Whitetree (2014)