The Monist is a philosophical journal that focuses on the study of philosophy and its various branches. Established in 1890, it aims to promote the understanding of philosophical ideas and their relevance to contemporary issues. The journal publishes articles, reviews, and discussions that explore topics such as ethics, metaphysics, and epistemology. The name "Monist" reflects the journal's interest in monism, a philosophical viewpoint that emphasizes the unity of reality. This perspective suggests that everything in existence is interconnected and can be understood as part of a single, cohesive whole. The journal serves as a platform for scholars to share their insights and engage in meaningful dialogue.