Mind that Abides -- Editorial page -- Title page -- LCC data -- Table of contents -- Contributors -- Acknowledgements and dedication -- Introduction -- Panpsychism in history -- 1. The ancient world - West and East -- 2. Plato and Aristotle -- 3. Hellenism -- 4. Renaissance naturalism and pansensism -- 5. Developments in continental philosophy - Spinoza and Leibniz -- 6. The German philosopher-scientists -- 7. Anglo-American panpsychism -- 8. Process philosophy in the early 20th century -- 9. Late 20th century panpsychism -- Analysis and science -- Realistic monism -- 1. Physicalism -- 2. `It seems rather silly …' -- 3. Emergence -- 4. `Proto-experiential' -- 5. Micropsychism -- Appendix -- On the Sesmet Theory of Subjectivity* -- Halting the descent into panpsychism* -- 1. Terminology -- 2. Protoconsciousness at Planck scale geometry -- 3. Panpsychism and Copenhagenism -- 4. Quantum thermofield dynamics -- 5. Discussion -- 6. Conclusion -- Mind under matter -- 1. Existing motivations for panpsychism -- 1.1. The problem of consciousness -- 1.2. Russell's Insight and the pull of parsimony -- 1.3. Rosenberg's `No alternative' view -- 2. A new argument for panpsychism -- 3. Conclusion -- The conscious connection -- 1. Discrete conscious moments and quantum state reductions -- 2. The quantum/classical divide -- 3. The psycho/experiential side of the psycho-physical bridge: Quantum spacetime geometry -- 4. Penrose OR - the conscious connection -- 5. The biological side of the psycho-physical bridge - the Orch OR model -- 6. Consciousness in the universe -- 7. Conclusion -- Can the panpsychist get around the combination problem? -- 1. The combination problem -- 2. Making sense of experiences summing -- 3. The problem with this solution -- 4. Conclusion -- Universal correlates of consciousness.

1. Science in Denial: The problem of the mechanical observer -- 2. What it all means: `Meaning' as expectations and predictions -- 3. What sensations mean: Reality is what we expect to feel when we reach for it -- 4. A much-overlooked clue: Consciousness uses and creates memory -- 5. On getting over one's self: The excluded middle way to enlightenment -- 6. Who's on second: State versus output phase lags and histories -- 7. It's the epistemology, stupid!: Eliminative skepticism -- 8. Arbitration and Sync for Orchestration or Quantum Collapse? -- 9. Observing the observer: Experimental directions for lab lovers -- Panpsychism, the Big-Bang-Argument, and the dignity of life -- 1. The Master-Argument for panpsychism and the problem of emergence -- 2. The Big-Bang-Argument for panpsychism -- 3. `Is' There an ought? -- 4. The dignity of life -- Process philosophy -- Back to Whitehead? -- 1. Panpsychism resurrected -- 2. The case for panpsychism: Strawson on emergence -- 3. The nature of physical existence -- 4. Phenomenal parts and wholes: Strawson and the composition problem -- 5. The great chain of being: Some skeptical doubts -- 6. A relational monadism: Strawson's approximation to Whitehead -- 7. Metaphysics and phenomenology: Whitehead's account of causation -- 8. Conclusion -- Does process externalism support panpsychism? -- 1. Unsnarling a complex knot: Is the physical world non-relational and devoid of qualities? -- 2. The illusion of a non-relational physical world -- 3. The relational nature of the physical world -- 4. A process ontology to endorse a relational view of the physical world -- 5. Qualities relocated in physical processes lead to a panpsychic view -- The dynamics of possession* -- 1. A new monadology -- 2. The souls of the World -- 3. The powers of possession -- 4. The origin and mode of existence of societies -- Finite eventism.

1. Physics without space -- 2. Physicalism decommissioned -- 3. The dominant monad -- 3.1. Location of the human series in the brain sequence -- Conclusion -- Metaphysics and mind -- Zero-person and the psyche -- 1. The body-body problem -- 2. First-person, third-person, and zero-person -- 3. Combination and epiphenomenon -- 4. Panpsychism and endopsychism -- ``All things think'' -- 1. In what does the identity of being and thinking consist? -- 2. The principle of finitude -- 3. Panpsychism, finitude and externalism -- 4. Conclusion: Speculative physics and the ensouled magnet -- `Something there?' -- 1. A psychophysical world -- 2. Where to situate the realm of souls? -- 3. Recording Plant-experiences -- 4. Experiential Knowledge -- 5. Knowledge as a relational practice -- 6. Conclusion -- Panpsychic presuppositions of Samkhya metaphysics -- 1. Presuppositions of panpsychism -- 2. Plurality of fundamental entities -- 3. Plural and ubiquitous conscious principle (Purusa) -- 4. Evolution of consciousness -- The awareness of rock -- 1. Reverence for stone in China -- 2. Japanese understandings of rock -- 3. Stone as a source of understanding -- 4. Some consequences and implications -- Why has the West failed to embrace panpsychism? -- 1. Theoria: The perspective of the West -- 2. The strategic perspective -- 3. Western anticipations: Spinoza and Goethe -- 4. Conclusion -- Minds, objects, and relations -- 1. Physicalism versus dual-aspect monism -- 2. The spectrum of mind -- 3. Six characteristics of mind -- 4. Dynamical systems and the mind -- 5. The hylonoetic interpretation of dynamical systems theory -- 6. Externalizing the mind -- 7. Thoughts on panrelationalism -- References -- Index -- The series Advances in Consciousness Research.