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The Ontological Limit of Reductionism: Structure and Limits of Reductive Explanation in Contemporary Philosophy of Mind

The Ontological Limit of Reductionism: Structure and Limits of Reductive Explanation in Contemporary Philosophy of Mind

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Series: Series: T-Reality - Philosophy of Mind and Neurophilosophy, Book 2

PhilosophyGeneral Psychology

ISBN13: 9798248913077
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Feb 18 2026
Pages: 142
Weight: 0.44
Height: 0.30 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
The Ontological Limit of Reductionism
Structure and Limits of Reductive Explanation in Contemporary Philosophy of Mind
T-Reality Series - Vol. 1
Ontological Domain
Philosophy of Mind and Neurophilosophy

The Ontological Limit of Reductionism is the first volume of the T-Reality Series, an interdisciplinary investigation into consciousness at the intersection of philosophy of mind, neuroscience, and cognitive science.

Scientific reductionism has been one of the most successful explanatory frameworks in modern science. By analyzing systems in terms of their physical components and underlying mechanisms, reductionism has enabled major advances in physics, biology, and neuroscience, including the identification of neural correlates of perception, memory, cognition, and self-awareness.

Yet when applied to consciousness, reductionism reaches a fundamental epistemological boundary.

Contemporary philosophy of mind has demonstrated that describing neural processes does not fully explain subjective experience. This problem-known as the explanatory gap-has been explored by leading thinkers including Thomas Nagel, David Chalmers, Joseph Levine, Daniel Dennett, and Thomas Metzinger.

This volume provides a rigorous analysis of:

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