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Philosophical arguments often turn on interpretations of definitions. This is particularly so with issues of mind and consciousness -- and perhaps even more so with panpsychism. Though the concept is ancient, the term itself was coined by Italian philosopher Francesco Patrizi in the late sixteenth century. It derives from the Greek pan (“all”) and psyche (“soul” or “mind”). The association of psyche with ”soul” is problematic for many contemporary secular and naturalist philosophers, and thus I will, for the most part, leave that issue aside. Here I will take psyche to mean “mind” as commonly - in vaguely -- understood `
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