Panpsychism / neutral monism
The view that mind and matter are two aspects or appearances of one deeper kind of reality, neither more fundamental than the other — an attempt to avoid both the hard problem of consciousness and the interaction problem with a single underlying substrate.
Sources
- Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy, "Panpsychism"
- Galen Strawson, "Realistic Monism: Why Physicalism Entails Panpsychism", Journal of Consciousness Studies 13 (2006)