The Philosophy of WhiteheadRoutledge, 2014. gada 3. jūn. - 264 lappuses First published in 2002. This is Volume VII of seventeen in the Library of Philosophy series on Metaphysics. Written in 1959, after studying Whitehead’s philosophy of applying mathematical logic to physical problems, the author’s main purpose here is to illustrate the two principles upon which the Philosophy of Organism is based, (a) its logical or structural side, and (b) its physical-experiential side. Part I deals with (a) and Part II with (b). |
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Part One The Structure of Whiteheads Philosophy | 25 |
Part Two The Dynamics of Whiteheads Philosophy | 119 |
Conclusion | 237 |
Appendix A Probability | 239 |
Appendix B The Multiple Location or Inherence Theory of Perception | 243 |
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A. N. Whitehead abstractive classes According to Whitehead actual analysis apply aspects assumes aware bodily causal character characteristics coherent colour complex concept concrete connection deal deductive reasoning defined definite derived determined direct experience electro-magnetic electron elements emotional entities eternal objects example extensive scheme fact finite function future Grünbaum Hence historical route imaginative inorganic intuitive judgments Leibniz logical conditions mathematical mathematical logic merely metaphysical method molecules Natural Theology notion observed particular pattern perceived perception perceptual field perceptual object perspective pervaded philosophy of organism physical events physical world physiological points postulates prehension present principles Process and Reality proposition realm of eternal refers region relationships resemblance routes of events seems sensa sense-data sense-objects sense-perception sense-qualities sensory qualities simple physical feeling society space space-time spatio-temporal specific structure symbolic logic teleology tells theory things thought transmission transmitted volitions Whitehead believes Whitehead's account Whitehead's view