Galileo’s error by Philip Goff 2019
An elegant articulation of the panpsychist position. In ancient Greek mythology, Scylla and...
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Category: PHILOSOPHY BOOKS
The feeling of life itself by Christof Koch 2019
Integrated information theory of consciousness becomes panpsychism. Koch elegantly explains the...
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Free will by Sam Harris 2012
A crystal clear exposition of why free will is an illusion. This is a great book. It is short and...
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The righteous mind by Jonathan Haidt 2012
Morally, we’re largely intuitive, with limited reasoning powers. The righteous mind is a difficult...
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Identity by Francis Fukuyama 2018
A different perspective on ‘self’. Fukuyama’s book is actually about the modern phenomenon of...
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The mind doesn’t work that way by Jerry Fodor 2000
A cautionary note on the validity of computational theory of mind. His book is 18 years old now...
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Consciousness: confessions of a romantic reductionist by Christof Koch 2012
Another subscriber to integrated information theory. After years spent trying to hunt down the...
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Consciousness A Very Short Introduction by Susan Blackmore 2017
Consciousness is a delusion. The attraction of this book is that it is concise, while covering a...
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Neuroscience & Philosophy, curated by Daniel Robinson 2007
Neuroscience & Philosophy is an attractive and digestible book linking up consciousness as a...
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The ego trick by Julian Baggini 2011
The ego trick is a very satisfying book, as far as it goes: it covers a considerable amount of...
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Freedom & Neurobiology by John Searle 2004
This is a handy little book that sets out, predominantly, some reflections by Searle on the nature...
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The character of consciousness by David Chalmers 2010
This is a rich and helpful book for students of consciousness by one of the leading philosophers...
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