In progress! I get many requests for reading recommendations so here are my general ones. Use Google or Philpapers to search for links/pdfs when missing
Introductory readings
Consciousness/philosophy of mind
Nagel: “What is it like to be a bat?”
McGinn: “Can we solve the mind-body problem?”
Chalmers: “Facing up to the problem of consciousness”
Chalmers: “Consciousness and its place in nature”
Montero & Papineau: “Naturalism and physicalism”
Mørch: Non-physicalist Theories of Consciousness
Panpsychism
Mørch: “Is Matter Conscious?”
Strawson: “Realistic monism: why physicalism entails panpsychism”
Nagel: “Panpsychism”
Chalmers: “Panpsychism and panprotopsychism”
Graeber: “What’s the Point If We Can’t Have Fun?”
Advanced readings
History of panpsychism
Skrbina: Panpsychism in the West
William James: Principles of Psychology, especially chapter 6 (The mind-stuff theory)
https://ebooks.adelaide.edu.au/j/james/william/principles/complete.html#chapter6
Hartshorne: “Physics and psychics: the place of mind in nature”
http://www.philosopher.eu/others-writings/hartshornemind-in-nature/
Schopenhauer: The world as will and representation, especially Vol. 1, Book II, §17- §24
Leibniz: “A New System of Nature”, “Monadology”, “Principles of nature and grace”, “Letter to Remond 1714 (addendum)”
Panpsychism
Seager: “The intrinsic nature argument for panpsychism”
Alter and Nagasawa: “What is Russellian monism?”
Goff, Seager and Allen-Hermanson: “Panpsychism” (in Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy)
Chalmers: “The combination problem for panpsychism”
Chalmers: “Idealism and the mind-body problem”
Goff: “Why panpsychism doesn’t help us explain consciousness” + “The phenomenal bonding solution to the combination problem”
Goff: Consciousness and fundamental reality
Robert Adams: “Idealism vindicated”
Lockwood: “The grain problem”
Tononi: “The Integrated Information Theory: A provisional manifesto” [not the most recent version of IIT, but one of the most philosophically perspicuous papers on it]
Tononi and Koch: “Consciousness: here, there and everywhere?”
The connection to structural realism
Chalmers: “The Matrix as metaphysics”
Stoljar: “Two conceptions of the physical”
Maxwell: “Structural realism and the meaning of theoretical terms”
Blackburn: “Filling in space”
Consciousness
Strawson: “What is the relation between an experience, the subject of the experience, and the content of the experience”
Strawson: Selves + Freedom and Belief + Real Materialism and Other Essays [contains all previously mentioned papers]
Chalmers: “Perception and the fall from Eden”
Chalmers: The Character of Consciousness [contains “Perception” and other papers]
Chalmers and Bayne: “What is the unity of consciousness?”
Hoel: “Fiction in the Age of Screens”
Physicalism
Chalmers: “Consciousness and its place in nature”
Goff: “How a posteriori physicalists get our phenomenal concepts wrong”
Montero: “What does the conservation of energy have to do with physicalism?” + Koksvik: “Conservation of energy is relevant to physicalism”
On work
Valian: “Learning to work”
Montero: “Against flow”
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