mon is her (mon is her)

[ Monism led a miserable existence in philosophical dictionaries, until, as a denotation of the Hegelian philosophy, it obtained a very wide use. It had again in some measure fallen out of use when it was taken up by modern natural philosophy, and made the watchword of a doctrine which considers mind and matter neither as separated nor as derived from each other, but as standing in an e ential and inseparable connection. M. S. Phelps, tr. of Eucken's Fundamental Concepts, p. 114. If the e ence of the materialist hypothesis be to start monitor monistical (mō-nis'ti-kal), a. Same as monistic. monite (mō'nīt), n. [