What did Deleuze refer to when discussing systems of univocal being?
Monism
Dualism
Pluralism
Monism
Answer
Monism is the metaphysical belief that there is only one substance or reality. This is in contrast to dualism, which holds that there are two substances or realities, such as mind and body. Deleuze's concept of univocity is closely related to monism, as it suggests that all beings are of the same kind or nature.
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