All Things Are Full of Gods by Hart, David Bentley -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Cover Page Title Page Copyright Page Dedication Contents Acknowledgments Introduction: On a Divine Colloquy Characters and Setting of the Dialogue Day One: Mind, Life, and Pictures of Reality

I. The Irreducible II. Physicalism, Dualism, Form III. Fallacies of Method IV. Terms V. The Rise of Mechanism VI. The Organic, the Mechanistic, and the Erotic

Day Two: Mind and Matter

I. Qualitative Consciousness II. Subjectivity and Unity of Apprehension III. Intentionality and Ecstasy IV. Language V. Concepts and Reasons VI. Free Will and Purpose VII. The Irreducible

Day Three: Brain and Mind

I. Emergence and Form II. Identity and Eliminativism III. Behaviorism and Epiphenomenalism IV. Supervenience V. Psychological Plurality and Mental Unity VI. Function and Knowledge VII. The Turtle Principle

Day Four: Machine and Soul

I. Language, Thought, and Code II. Functionalism, Computationalism III. Panpsychism IV. Integration and Neutral Monism V. The Witness

Day Five: Soul and Nature

I. The Semantics of Life II. Spirit in Nature III. Mind in Nature IV. Information and Form V. Metabolism and Mind VI. Homeostasis and Intentionality VII. Creative Evolution VIII. Language, Code, and Life

Day Six: Nature and Supernature

I. Love and Knowledge II. Desire for the Absolute III. Mind’s Transcendent Horizon IV. Ātman Is Brahman

Coda: The Age of the Machine

I. Common Sense and Mystery II. Mechanism and Nihilism III. The Voice of Echo

Notes Index