Informational Experiential Realism
The Identity and Structure of Experience
The first published edition of IER: its physical identity claim, Unified Experiential Field model, formal vocabulary, and account of experiential structure.
Independent publishing · Toronto
Non-Kitten-Item Press
Publisher of Informational Experiential Realism, a physicalist identity theory of experience by Michael Lehotay.
About the project
IER asks which physical organization, if any, is identical with unified experience.
The book gives the compact statement of the theory. The working papers develop the identification problem, the positive identity claim, and related structural questions.
Featured publications
Books and papers
The Identification Problem for Physicalist Theories of Experience
The accessible entry point for the IER paper programme: why physicalism and neural correlation do not by themselves identify which physical event experience is.
A Process Identity Theory of Experience
The strongest positive statement of IER's identity claim: UEF operation, subjecthood, ownership, frontier geometry, persistence, and agency.