This book elaborates the author's original metaphysics, panenmentalism, focusing on novel aspects of the singularity of any person. Among these aspects, integrated in a systematic view, are: love and singularity; private, intersubjective, and public accessibility; multiple personality; freedom of will; akrasia; a way out of the empiricist-rationalist conundrum; the possibility of God; and some major moral questions.
Table of contents:
Foreword by Robert Ginsberg
Preface
ONE Love and Singularity
TWO Private, Intersubjective, and Public Accessibility
THREE Multiple Personality
FOUR Security and Its Fears
FIVE Betrayal
SIX The Illusion of Virtual Communication
SEVEN Casual Causality and the Reality of Freedom
EIGHT The Panenmentalist Possibility of Akrasia
NINE Different Narratives of the Same Actuality
TEN A Way Out of the Empiricist-Rationalist Conundrum
ELEVEN The Possibility of God
Works Cited
About the Author
Index
Table of contents:
Foreword by Robert Ginsberg
Preface
ONE Love and Singularity
TWO Private, Intersubjective, and Public Accessibility
THREE Multiple Personality
FOUR Security and Its Fears
FIVE Betrayal
SIX The Illusion of Virtual Communication
SEVEN Casual Causality and the Reality of Freedom
EIGHT The Panenmentalist Possibility of Akrasia
NINE Different Narratives of the Same Actuality
TEN A Way Out of the Empiricist-Rationalist Conundrum
ELEVEN The Possibility of God
Works Cited
About the Author
Index