Whitehead, Alfred North W Philosophers

Whitehead, Alfred North W Philosophers

Whitehead, Alfred North

Alfred North Whitehead, b. February 15, 1861 in England, d. December 30, 1947 in USA. He is known for his early collaboration with Bertrand Russell on the Principia Mathematica, and as the founder of the metaphysical doctrine of process philosophy.

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- Biography of this logician and philosopher by J.J. O'Connor and E.F. Robertson. Traces the relationship between his private life and his writings.
- Article by A. D. Irvine. Includes picture, chronology, bibliographies of primary and secondary sources.
- A laudatory essay by Richard Lubbock, expounding the value of Whitehead's ideas for Western thought.
- A resource for beginning students of Whitehead's writings.
- A society dedicated to the tradition begun by Whitehead and Hartshorne. Includes conference notices, discussion papers and some biographical information.
- Concise biography of this noted 20th-century thinker, with descriptions of the doctrines of process philosophy and process theology.
- Covers the process philosophy of A N Whitehead, including essays, links, conferences and related news, and a quick introduction to Whitehead's thought.
- Information about process metaphysics and A. N. Whitehead. Includes an extensive "contextual index" to Whitehead's seminal Process and Reality.

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