Michael Pelczar offers a new account of space, time, and conscious experience, which reconciles the scientific conception of time with the evidence of introspection. He defends a phenomenalist metaphysic which holds that consciousness exists in neither time nor space, but serves as a basis for the logical construction of spacetime and its contents.
Michael Pelczar offers a new account of space, time, and conscious experience, which reconciles the scientific conception of time with the evidence of introspection. He defends a phenomenalist metaphysic which holds that consciousness exists in neither time nor space, but serves as a basis for the logical construction of spacetime and its contents.
Michael Pelczar is Associate Professor of Philosophy at the National University of Singapore.
Inhaltsangabe
1: Introduction 2: Space, Time, and Spacetime 3: Phenomenal Duration, Succession, and Change 4: Phenomenal Simultaneity 5: The Stream of Consciousness 6: Idealism 7: Phenomenalism: A First Appraisal 8: Radical Phenomenalism 9: Idealism Vindicated 10: The Conscious Self 11: Intentionality 12: Conclusion Appendix: objections to relativity Notes Index
1: Introduction 2: Space, Time, and Spacetime 3: Phenomenal Duration, Succession, and Change 4: Phenomenal Simultaneity 5: The Stream of Consciousness 6: Idealism 7: Phenomenalism: A First Appraisal 8: Radical Phenomenalism 9: Idealism Vindicated 10: The Conscious Self 11: Intentionality 12: Conclusion Appendix: objections to relativity Notes Index
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