Panpsychism & Panexperientialism: Links and Web Resources
5March 23 by The Running Son
Panpsychism & panexperientialism
Links and Web Resources
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SOURCE 1
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Reblogged from ‘Justin’. Visit his excellent blog at: http://panexperientialism.blogspot.com
INTRODUCTORY
Why I became a Panexperientialist by Charles Birch
Panpsychism by William Seager (encyclopedia article)
Panpsychism by David Skrbina (encyclopedia article)
PHILOSOPHICAL
[BROKEN] Panpsychism by T.L.S. Sprigge (encyclopedia article)
Panexperientialist Physicalism and the Mind-Body problem by David Ray Griffin
[BROKEN] Consciousness, Information and Panpsychism by William Seager
Panpsychism by William Seager (his most recent paper on the topic).
Why Physicalism entails Panpsychism by Galen Strawson
Recent Naturalistic Dualisms by William Lycan. Although no fan of panpsychism, Lycan argues that the most coherent form of property dualism implies panpsychism.
Online papers on Panpsychism compiled by David Chalmers.
Mind Dust – a group of philosophers, mathematicians and physicists working on ontology and metaphysics from Munich, Germany with an interest in panexperientialism.
WHITEHEADIAN PERSPECTIVES
Whitehead by John Cobb
Whitehead and the revival(?) of Panpsychism by William Seager
Whitehead’s even more dangerous idea by Peter Fairleigh
[BROKEN] Everything is Permuted
Website of Paul Cecil with numerous Whitehead/Hartshorne links
Center for Process Studies The Center is a faculty of Claremont School of Theology. Focus on Whitehead, Hartshorne and Process Theology. Extensive resources.
NONWHITEHEADIAN PERSPECTIVES
Participation, Organization, and Mind: Toward a Participatory Worldview by David Skrbina. Interesting panpsychist theory based on ideas from chaos theory and nonlinear dynamics. Also contains an excellent history of panpsychism.
[BROKEN] A place for Consciousness
by Gregg Rosenberg. Explores the problems of causation and consciousness, leading to a panexperientialist solution.
Group Reading of Gregg Rosenberg’s book (Physics Forums).
[ Repost from: http://panexperientialism.blogspot.com/2007/02/links-and-web-resources.html ]
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SOURCE 2
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Panpsychism (Panpsychism on PhilPapers)
- Susan Armstrong (2006). For love of matter: A contemporary panpsychism.
- Charles Birch (1999). Why I became a panexperientialist.
- Roberto Casati (2003). Qualia domesticated.
- David J. Chalmers (online). What is it like to be a thermostat? (Commentary on Dan Lloyd, “what is it like to be a net?”).
- John B. Cobb & William H. Thorpe (1977). Some Whiteheadian comments on the discussion.
- Sam Coleman (2009). Mind under Matter.
- Christian de Quincey (2006). Switched-on consciousness – clarifying what it means.
- P. Farleigh (1998). Whitehead’s even more dangerous idea.
- Liane Gabora (2002). Amplifying phenomenal information: Toward a fundamental theory of consciousness.
- Shan Gao (2003). A possible quantum basis of panpsychism. (Abstract & more)
- Shan Gao (2003). A possible quantum basis of panpsychism. (Abstract & more)
- Mr Shan Gao (ms). Quantum, consciousness and panpsychism: A solution to the hard problem.
- Charles Hartshorne (1977). Physics and psychics: The place of mind in nature.
- Jaegwon Kim (1999). Physicalism and panexperientialism: Response to David Ray Griffin.
- Amy Kind (2006). Panexperientialism, cognition, and the nature of experience.
- Fiona Macpherson (2006). Property dualism and the merits of solutions to the mind-body problem: A reply to Strawson. (Abstract & more)
- W. J. Mander (2007). David Skrbina: Panpsychism in the west.
- Jennifer McKitrick (2006). Rosenberg on causation.
- Yujin Nagasawa (2006). A place for protoconsciousness?
- Jörg Neunhäuserer (ms). Panmentalism.
- Christian Nimtz & M. Schutte (2003). On physicalism, physical properties, and panpsychism.
- Gregory Nixon (2010). From Panexperientialism to Conscious Experience: The Continuum of Experience.
- David Pearce (online). Naturalistic panpsychism.
- Thomas W. Polger (2006). A place for dogs and trees?
- Anthony Rudd (2006). Panpsychism in the west.
- William E. Seager (online). Panpsychism.
- William E. Seager (2006). Rosenberg, reducibility and consciousness.
- William E. Seager (2006). The ‘intrinsic nature’ argument for panpsychism.
- William E. Seager (ms). Whitehead and the revival (?) Of panpsychism.
- Steven Sevush (ms). Single-neuron theory of consciousness.
- David Skrbina (2003). Panpsychism as an underlying theme in western philosophy: A survey paper.
- David Skrbina (online). Panpsychism.
- Timothy L. S. Sprigge (1998). Panpsychism. Leopold Stubenberg (2007). Review of Galen Strawson et al., Consciousness and its Place in Nature: Does Physicalism Entail Panpsychism?.
- Author unknown (online). Panpsychism.
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Great post.
Glad you enjoyed. (: Jim
QUITE the resource listing here! And as a panpsychist… a little jealous that I didn’t have the forethought to beat you to it!
Oh… and your last reference above (Author unknown–actually not), was written by David Skrbina. It’s (now?) listed at the very bottom of that post.
Here’s an interesting link to Wolfgang Gasser’s page: http://www.pandualism.com/z/E/psychon.html (I think I might have met him at one of the TSC conferences here in Tucson… I used to manage the Center for Consciousness Studies back in the day, and worked for Dave [Chalmers]).
Finally decided to clean up old missed comments. I was surprised hear hour interest in panpsychism. Thanks for the link and clarifications. Haven’t seen you in awhile.
Oh, YES! It’s been a few weeks hasn’t it! I’ve been on here in “stealth” mode (mostly through email updates) and have had friends from out of town visiting fun-busy!
Great that we have this connection, too! Tho, I think that on a deep level, we’ve already est. the connection via poetry.
Perhaps, we can co-author a paper on Pansychism one day… if you are into that sort of thing… then present it at a Science & Nonduality conference… http://www.scienceandnonduality.com/ and hang out with all the cool people in the Bay area! ;}
My book is a fictional (love?) story that will highlight my interpretation of reality through the eyes of pansychism as the predominant world view 500+ years from now. But I also would like to talk about pansychism in a paper, in terms of my views on (ultimate/true/unconditional) love… maybe you would be a great (masculine) off-set to my (female) views?!