panexperientialism
panexperientialism noun: the belief that all matter is capable of experience in some form.
Noun
panexperientialism (uncountable)
- The belief that all matter is capable of experience in some form.
- It is certainly true that Whitehead's philosophy could be seen as a form of panexperientialism, in that all of reality is constituted as experience, and perhaps even hylopathism, where all matter is viewed as being sentient […]2014, Jon Mills, Underworlds
- Synonyms:
- panpsychism
Synonyms of panexperientialism
Origin of panexperientialism
From panexperiential + -ism.
Questions about panexperientialism
- What does panexperientialism mean?
- Panexperientialism means the belief that all matter is capable of experience in some form.
- What part of speech is panexperientialism?
- Panexperientialism is a noun.
Words near panexperientialism in the dictionary
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