Panpsychism, Emergence, and Pluralities: Reply to Bohn
Australasian Journal of Philosophy May 18, 2021 Donnchadh O’Conaill
Pluralized panpsychism, which holds that consciousness is fundamentally a property of groups of basic objects, is structurally similar to emergentism and struggles to explain how a plurality of basic objects could be a subject of experiences. Because of these issues, this view does not offer a substantial improvement over orthodox panpsychism.