context: The neutralism doctrine in philosophy is the metaphysics view which advocates that the soul and the body are two ways of organizing or describing the same elements which are themselves "neutral" so they are neither physical nor psychological. And this vision refuses to consider that the soul and the body are two different things in the first place. Rather, the neutrality of neutral monism claims that the universe consists of only one substance in the form of neutral elements which in themselves are neither psychological nor physical. These neutral elements can be characterized by the characteristics of colors and shapes in the same way that we are used to those properties. But these elements of colors and shapes do not exist in the mind (as an essential entity, whether binary or unmatched), but they exist by themselves.
question: What is a neutralism doctrine in philosophy?
answers.text: philosophy is the metaphysics view which advocates that the soul and the body are two ways of organizing or describing the same elements which are themselves "neutral" so they are neither physical nor psychological