Intelligibility of the Thesis on which the Mental and the Physical Mutually Supervene on Each
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The supervenience thesis generally holds that the mental supervenes on the physical. Nevertheless, some philosophers argue that the idea that the physical supervenes on the mental is absurd. I attempt to show that the idea is intelligible if we understand the supervenience thesis from a panpsychist standpoint. The aim of this paper is to construct an intuitively appealing theoretical base for the thesis on which the mental and the physical mutually supervene on each other.
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The supervenience thesis generally holds that the mental supervenes on the physical. Nevertheless, some philosophers argue that the idea that the physical supervenes on the mental is absurd. I attempt to show that the idea is intelligible if we understand the supervenience thesis from a panpsychist standpoint. The aim of this paper is to construct an intuitively appealing theoretical base for the thesis on which the mental and the physical mutually supervene on each other.
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