Symposia on <i>Reality+</i>

Symposia on <i>Reality+</i>

Symposia on Reality+

Three recent journal symposia on my book Reality+: Virtual Worlds and the Problems of Philosophy:

Oxford Studies in the Philosophy of Mind

David Chalmers, Precis of Reality+
Grace Helton, The simulation hypothesis, social knowledge, and a meaningful life
Terry Horgan, Why virtual worlds aren't real: How phenomenal intentionality constrains mental reference (paywall)
Christopher Peacocke, Simulation: Its metaphysics and epistemology (paywall)
David Chalmers (reply), The simulation hypothesis: Metaphysics, epistemology, value

Philosophy and Phenomenological Research

David Chalmers, Precis of Reality+
Peter Godfrey-Smith, Simulation scenarios and philosophy
Eric Schwitzgebel, Let's hope we're not living in a simulation
Susan Schneider, Illusory world skepticism
David Chalmers (reply), Taking the simulation hypothesis seriously

Philosophy and Digitality

Patrizia Breil, It's real. All the way down
Sasa Josifovic, Bridging realities
Jörg Noller, Against virtual inflationism

There was also a symposium on related issues about VR in my article "The Virtual and the Real" in Disputatio in 2019, with articles by Claus Beisbart, Jesper Juul, Peter Ludlow, Neil McDonnell and Nathan Wildman, Alyssa Ney, Eric Schwitzgebel, and Mark Silcox, and my response, "The Virtual as the Digital".