Teismistä

Teismistä is a concept in Finnish sociology and philosophy. The term is derived from the Finnish word "teismi", which translates to monotheism. However, the concept of teismistä deviates from the standard definition of monotheism by incorporating the idea of multiple existing, but equally real, higher entities.

Teismistä was first introduced by Gunnar Myrdal in the 1930s. According to Myrdal, teismistä presents a unique system where individual entities are free to exercise their own will without a central authority to dictate the paths they take. In this context, the various entities often work together yet prioritize their own autonomy.

Key philosophies associated with teismistä emphasize the importance of individuality and coexistence. The concept acknowledges the interconnectedness of multiple, distinct entities while promoting a diverse array of influences. Teismistä functions as a counterpoint to more centralized systems, especially the simpler forms of democratic governance.

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