- entities, such as humans).
Philip Goff
draws a
distinction between panexperientialism and pancognitivism. In the form of
panpsychism under discussion in...
- So now I can say that physicalism, i.e. real physicalism,
entails panexperientialism or panpsychism. All
physical stuff is energy, in one form or another...
- be
regarded as
related to the idea of
panpsychism (also
known as
panexperientialism,
because of Whitehead's
emphasis on experience). Whitehead's philosophy...
- the
whole of nature.” The
better term,
according to Griffin, is “
panexperientialism.” The
notion of a
class of "privileged"
common sense beliefs, what...
- self-directed. The
process philosopher David Ray
Griffin coined the term "
panexperientialism" (the idea that all
entities experience) to
describe Whitehead's view...
-
Others further suppose a
universal mind (see also
panpsychism and
panexperientialism).
Other researchers have
expressed similar objections to the introduction...
-
Philosopher Gordon Globus noted that "Stapp
unhesitatingly descends into
panexperientialism".
Stapp has co-aut****d
papers with
Jeffrey M. Schwartz. Schwartz...
-
sophisticated form of
panpsychism that has been
called by
David Ray
Griffin panexperientialism. For Karl
Popper (1902–1994)
there are
three aspects of the mind–body...
- "nature–culture continuum." This
qualifies his
thought as a
variety of
panexperientialism, and
distances it from phenomenology. In this connection, he has characterized...
