Russellian monism most famously differs from other views of neutral monism in its proposed solution to the combination problem. Russell proposes the existence of "paraphenomenal" …

Russellian monism is a theory in the metaphysics of mind, on which a single set of properties underlies both consciousness and the most basic entities posited by physics

Jul 9, 2020 · Russellian monism is a quite general approach to the problem of consciousness, which comes in a variety of forms depending on what is said about the categorical properties …

The most serious objection to Russellian monism: the combination problem. This comes in two forms: the subject/subject combination problem for panpsychism, and the non …

Russellian monism consists of the following two claims: i) that science describes physical entities structurally but does not capture their intrinsic nature, and ii) that the intrinsic nature of …

Russellian monism and the contingency thesis Russellian monism comes in panpsychist and panprotopsychist varieties. Panpsychist Russellian monism, or Russellian panpsychism, …

In the first section of the paper, I look closely at Russellian monism in an effort to outline its basic commitments. The second section differentiates and discusses four versions of Russellian …

The positive claim of Russellian monism is that it is the 'hidden' categorical properties of matter that explain consciousness. Russellian monism is a quite general approach, which comes in a …

2 Russellian Monism to the Rescue? This chapter elaborates two standard versions of a view of consciousness known as Russellian Monism.

After some argumentation Chalmers narrows it down further to Russellian monism, concluding that thoughts, actions, intentions and emotions may just be the quiddities of neurotransmitters, …