Steven French suggests a radical new approach to the understanding of quantum physics, derived from Husserl's phenomenological philosophy. In this approach consciousness plays a fundamental role that is very different from what has previously been supposed.
Steven French suggests a radical new approach to the understanding of quantum physics, derived from Husserl's phenomenological philosophy. In this approach consciousness plays a fundamental role that is very different from what has previously been supposed.
Steven French is Emeritus Professor at the University of Leeds. He has previously taught in Brazil and the USA, and has published over 130 books and papers on a range of topics within the philosophy of science. He served three terms as Co-Editor-in-Chief of The British Journal for the Philosophy of Science and was also Editor-in-Chief of the Palgrave-Macmillan monograph series New Directions in Philosophy of Science. He is a past President of the British Society for the Philosophy of Science and an elected member of both the Academia Europaea and the Académie Internationale de Philosophie des Sciences.
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Preface Acknowledgments 1: The Measurement Problem (Featuring the Usual Suspects) 2: The Orthodox Solution, Its History and Multiplicity 3: The Debate About Consciousness 4: Physical and Phenomenological Networks 5: The Epoché and the Ego 6: London and Bauer Revisited 7: Completing the Crisis 8: QBism and the Subjective Stance 9: Many Worlds, Many Minds, and (Many) Relations 10: Interpretation or Reconstruction? References Index
Preface Acknowledgments 1: The Measurement Problem (Featuring the Usual Suspects) 2: The Orthodox Solution, Its History and Multiplicity 3: The Debate About Consciousness 4: Physical and Phenomenological Networks 5: The Epoché and the Ego 6: London and Bauer Revisited 7: Completing the Crisis 8: QBism and the Subjective Stance 9: Many Worlds, Many Minds, and (Many) Relations 10: Interpretation or Reconstruction? References Index
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