Studies in No-Self Physicalism

Exploring the concept of 'No-Self Physicalism,' this book presents a radical interpretation of physicalism that redefines the cognitive subject as purely physical. It challenges traditional philosophical notions like truth, analyticity, and modality, urging a reevaluation of these ideas based on a more concrete understanding of the self. By doing so, it offers a coherent and comprehensive philosophical worldview that confronts longstanding assumptions about the nature of existence and consciousness.