Illusionism is compatible with sentientism
Omsk Scientific Bulletin Series Society History Modernity March 4, 2026 A. P. Besedin
This article addresses a normative challenge for illusionism. It arises from the acceptance of sentientism — a theory that affirms the moral significance of phenomenal states. Illusionism, which denies the existence of phenomenal consciousness, may prompt a revision of ethical frameworks. The author demonstrates that illusionism can preserve the moral relevance of subjective experiences without...