Matthew D. Segall

Matthew D. Segall

副教授・CIIS

關於

Matthew D. Segall 是加州整合研究學院(CIIS)哲學、宇宙學與意識學系的副教授。他的研究工作橋接了過程關係形上學與當代科學,汲取懷海德(Whitehead)、謝林(Schelling)與歌德(Goethe)的思想資源。他的研究探索心靈哲學、自然哲學與宇宙學的交匯地帶。

主要貢獻

  • 發展 process-relational philosophy,用於當代心智、自然、宇宙論與科學問題
  • 詮釋 Whitehead 與 Schelling,作為超越機械式唯物論的思想資源
  • 著有《Physics of the World-Soul》,連結過程哲學、現代物理與宇宙論
  • 任教於 CIIS,將形上學、生態與意識研究帶入面向大眾的哲學工作
  • 其工作開啟還原論之外的替代路線,但同情式形上學也不容易與推測過度清楚分開

影片與訪談

Alfred North Whitehead: His Life and Work

Alfred North Whitehead: His Life and Work

Matthew D. Segall traces Whitehead's life from mathematician to process philosopher, surveying the arc of his thought

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Hidden Consciousness & The Living Patterns That Shape Reality | Michael Levin & Matt Segall

Hidden Consciousness & The Living Patterns That Shape Reality | Michael Levin & Matt Segall

A long-form dialogue (THIRD EYE DROPS, Mind Meld 424) between developmental biologist Michael Levin and process philosopher Matt Segall on hidden minds, the patterns that organize living form, and where cognition comes from.

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Is The Universe Conscious? | Matt Segall

Is The Universe Conscious? | Matt Segall

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Emergence-emanation, Whitehead, Kastrup: a dialectic ontology w/ Matt Segall - Voices with Vervaeke

Emergence-emanation, Whitehead, Kastrup: a dialectic ontology w/ Matt Segall - Voices with Vervaeke

Segall and Vervaeke work the axis between emanation and emergence: does reality descend from the One, as Plotinus taught, or climb from below, as Whitehead's process philosophy suggests — and can a dialectical ontology hold both? A follow-up to their Whitehead dialogue, set between Vervaeke's conversations with Bernardo Kastrup.

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David Abram and Matt Segall on Animism, Panpsychism, and the More than Human World

David Abram and Matt Segall on Animism, Panpsychism, and the More than Human World

Abram and process philosopher Matt Segall compare two ways of describing a living world: animism, rooted in the felt experience of a landscape that gazes back, and panpsychism, the metaphysical claim that experience goes all the way down. Along the way they circle the questions this site keeps returning to — whether mind requires a body, what language does to perception, and how a culture of screens might recover its senses.

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