Consciousness and Its Place in Nature: Why Physicalism Entails Panpsychism

Cover
Contents
Front Matter
	Title Page
	Publisher Information
	Contributors
	Preface to the Second Edition
	Editorial Introduction
Consciousness and Its Place in Nature
	Realistic Monism: Why Physicalism Entails Panpsychism
		1. Physicalism
		2. ‘It Seems Rather Silly…’
		3. Emergence
		4. ‘Proto-experiential’
		5. Micropsychism
		References
	Can Panpsychism Bridge the Explanatory Gap?
		References
	Being Realistic
		1. Introduction
		2. Smallism
		3. Perspicuity
		4. Panexperientialism
		References
	Experiences Don’t Sum
		Epistemological Limitations
		Phenomenal Parts and Wholes
		Strawson’s Response
		Conclusion
		References
	Galen Strawson on Panpsychism
		References
	Resisting ?-ism
		Have I Looking-Glassed ‘Experience’?
		Strawson’s Case for Panpsychism
		Arguments Against Panpsychism
		References
	Property Dualism and the Merits of Solutions to the Mind–Body Problem
		1. Introduction
		2. What Strawson’s Position Really Is
		Comments on Strawson’s Arguments and Position
		4. Conclusion
		References
	Hard Questions
		Physicalism
		Entailment
		Panpsychism
		Emergence
		Reference
	Comments on Galen Strawson
		1. Straightforward Physicalism
		2. Contrary Intuitions
		3. Real Physicalism and Panpsychism
		References
	Better to Study Human Than World Psychology
		References
	Experience and the Physical
		I. Subjectivity and the Physical
		II. Emergence and Experience
		III. Experience and Physicalism
		References
	The ‘Intrinsic Nature’ Argument for Panpsychism
		1. Intrinsic Properties and Panpsychism
		2. Radical Relationalism
		References
	The Seeds of Experience
		Reference
	Realistic Panpsychism
		References
	Ockhamist Comments on Strawson
		References
	Commentary on Strawson’s Target Article
		References
	Comments on Galen Strawson
		References
	Commentary on Galen Strawson
		I
		II
		III
		References
	Panpsychism?
		1. Introduction
		2. Conditional Physicalism (ad hominem physicalism)
		3. Equal-Status Monism
		4. ‘Panpsychism’
		5. Subjects of Experience
		6. Thin Subjects
		7. Objects and their Properties
		8. Real Descartes [1]
		9. Real Descartes [2]
		10. ‘Supervenience’
		11. The Basic Framework [1]
		The Basic Framework at a Glance
		12. The Basic Framework [2]
		13. Fundamental-Duality Monism
		14. Spinoza
		15. Panpsychism and the ‘Compounding of Consciousness’
		16. Revelation
		17. Panpsychism and Duality
		18. A Few Further Responses
		19. Conclusion
		References
Postscripts
	Postscripts
	A Panqualityist Manifesto
		Introduction
		1. Terms and Theories
		2. reality Inside
		3. reality Outside
		4. Reality
		References
	Can Experiences Sum?
		References
	Postscript
		References
	From Panpsychism to Neutral Monism… and Back Again(?)
		References
	On the Present and Future of Panpsychism
		References
	Underestimating the World
		References
	Blockers and Laughter: Panpsychism, Archepsychism, Pantachepsychism
		1. Introduction
		2. A Remark on Method
		3. Terminology
		4. I’m Not a ‘Smallist’
		3. Archepsychism, Not Micropsychism
		6. Panpsychism and Space
		7. Panpsychism and Power
		8. Power: Objection and Reply
		9. Orgel’s Second Rule
		References
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