Roger G. W. H. Wolff

Roger G. W. H. Wolff was a renowned German philosopher and neuropsychologist who explored how the brain and consciousness interact. He is best known for developing the theory of "panpsychism," which suggests that consciousness is a fundamental aspect of all matter. Wolff believed that understanding consciousness requires examining the unity of experience and the neurobiological processes behind perception. His work bridges philosophy and neuroscience, aiming to explain how subjective experience arises from physical brain activity, contributing to ongoing debates about the nature of mind and matter.