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Neutral Monism

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Neutral monism (Japanese pronunciation: churitsu ichigenron; English: Neutral monism) is a position on the mind-body problem in the field of philosophy of mind. It posits a single kind of intermediate substance, neither material nor mental, as the world’s ultimate reality. Opposing materialism and idealism, it takes a position between them. It is also translated into Japanese as chusei ichigenron. #list

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