Philosophy and Fiction
Tina Lee ForseePhilosophy and Fiction is my personal blog where I discuss philosophy of mind, fiction, and whatever. I also manage the Substack for After Dinner Conversation.
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Should functionalists dump causal closure?
What is causal closure?
I first heard the phrase “causal closure” from online discussions, where I gathered it involved the standard model of physics, energy conservation laws, neurons firing in a brain, and an omniscient demon capabl...
How supernatural philosophy got started...
HESIOD’S (c. 750 BC) Theogony is a muthos (myth) that recounts the genealogy of the gods and the beginning of the world, but nobody cares about gods begatting each other so I’ll skip that part.
A primordial Chaos (some random abyss) gives...
Who is the Master of Animals?
“Though humans were the masters of what we call culture…animals were the masters of the realm from which all these gifts had first originated.”
Ptolemy Tompkins, The Divine Life of Animals
Once I outgrew the hunt for plastic eggs with ca...
The Purpose of the Universe
, whom you may recall from this interview, asked if I would be interested in writing on Plato’s Timaeus for his series on Mystical Cosmologies, and of course I was! I can’t say I know enough about Plato to be called an expert by any stretch...
What the demiurge has to say about causal closure...
“Heretical Christian” wrote he believes God has limited power on the basis of suffering. I come to that conclusion from a different path, since I think any being must be limited. (I guess that would make me no less a heretic if I were a Ch...
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Novelist with a background in ancient philosophy and a preference for mind-first metaphysics.
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