Philip Goff’s book is an entry in the field of broadly defined philosophy of mind, as well as in the philosophy and methodology of natural sciences. It combines quite skillfully a popular scientific style with a more systematic scientific analysis. In addition to its central topic, which is the question of panpsychism, we find references to well-known thought experiments in the philosophy of consciousness. Despite numerous criticisms the book is a relative valuable addition to the existing literature, broadening the horizon of the ontological disputes about panpsychism in the context of natural science (physiology of higher nervous activity, neuroscience, quantum mechanics).
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Received: 27/02/2022. Reviewed: 10/03/2022. Accepted: 11/04/2022.
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