Hedda Hassel Mørch

Hedda Hassel Mørch, Panpsychism and Causation: A New Argument and a Solution to the Combination Problem - PhilPapers Panpsychism is the view that every concrete and unified thing has some form of phenomenal consciousness or experience. It is an age-old doctrine, which, to the surprise of many, has recently ...

Hi Celso, I have defended the fusion view of combination, a form of emergent panpsychism according to which emergent macro consciousness replaces its microconscious base. You can read about it in ch. 5-6 here philpapers.org/rec/HASPAC-2 and in this article philpapers.org/rec/MRCITI-2

Looking forward! And you forgot ‪@andrewyuanlee.bsky.social‬ :)

I'm honored to have my work featured in this workshop in Bochum, January 29-30 2026. See the poster for Call for papers, and list of excellent other speakers!

This was a fantastic event, and too bad I had to leave before the picture!

So grateful to everyone who helped me organise the Summer School on Panpsychism at the Institute of Philosophy in Zagreb, as well as to everyone who attended! ☺️

Special thanks to our keynotes @heddamorch.bsky.social, @davidpapineau.bsky.social, and @philipgoff.bsky.social! 🙏🏻

Thank you!! 🙂

Non-physicalist Theories of Consciousness Cambridge Core - Philosophy: General Interest - Non-physicalist Theories of Consciousness

Very much enjoying @heddamorch.bsky.social's guide to non-physicalist theories of consciousness. Phenomenally clear, ideal for teaching, and you can Russell up a free PDF copy at www.cambridge.org/core/element...

@heddamorch.bsky.social / The Bangles. Phenomenal power pop.

Thank you, Bernardo! Really appreciate your work on this topic as well.

Yes, I love it!

Definitely not. Not sure whether it should just increase motivation to act acc. to some standard ethical theory like utilitarianism (does that a bit for me, at least I think so), or whether it supports some entirely new type of ethics. Should read more from Hinduism for previous thoughts on it.

Is Everyone the Same Person? The only way to make sense of our self is to expand it

It sounds mad to say we are all one person, that the people around you are incarnations of you. But when you see what a thorny problem our personal identity is, it starts to make some sense. The latest by @heddamorch.bsky.social in @nautil.us. Features @bernardokastrup.bsky.social #openindividualism

Thanks!! Good to be here.