A place for protoconsciousness?

PSYCHE: An Interdisciplinary Journal of Research On Consciousness 12 (2006)
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I argue that Gregg Rosenberg’s panexperientialism is either extremely implausible or irrelevant to the mystery of consciousness by introducing metaphysical and conceptual objections to his appeal to the notion of ‘protoconsciousness’

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Yujin Nagasawa
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