panpsychism

[ pan-sahy-kiz-uhm ]

noun

1. a theory that all matter has some form of consciousness.

Other Words From

• pan·psychist adjective

Example Sentences

He is the author of Eco, Ego, Eros, which explores panpsychism across various fields, and blogs at Medium.

From Nautilus

You might see the rise of panpsychism as part of a Copernican trend—the idea that we’re not special.

From Nautilus

Such experiments move debates about panpsychism out of the realm of philosophy and more firmly into the realm of science.

From Nautilus

Whitehead’s variety of panpsychism, still the most worked-out version of panpsychism today, re-envisions the nature of matter in a fundamental way.

From Nautilus

This form of panpsychism finds its simplest expression in the "trinity of substance."

From Project Gutenberg

Whatever be the value of this dualism, it will have to be discussed even in the hypothesis of panpsychism.

From Project Gutenberg

This opens the chapter of the relations of radical empiricism to panpsychism, into which I can not enter now.

From Project Gutenberg