Now that the dust has settled, is this the greatest philisophical text ever written?
Now that the dust has settled, is this the greatest philisophical text ever written?
Charles Campbell
Isaac Butler
Who would win
Gavin Ross
no but creative evolution is
Ryan Moore
can someone educate me on this motherfucker ? I want to read Science and the Modern world, but what do you guys think i should also read ?
Chase Johnson
Modes of Thought->Science and the Modern World->Adventures of Ideas->Process and Reality
Luis Baker
That's not the first critique, user...
Jose Allen
What about principia mathematica ? Why i see it everywhere when i look him up, but you don't seem to include it in your list ?
Luke Perry
Nothing to do with his later thought on philosophy
Nathaniel Butler
This. Kant is the biggest guy in Philosophy and every head must bow and every tongue must profess.
Owen Hall
Oh, well then, thank you very much ?
Charles Ward
the dust never settles
Daniel Long
fax
Wyatt Foster
>when your whole career is based on refuting a minor branch of Hegelian Philosophy
Nolan Rivera
that was not a question. :)
Henry Harris
On process philosophy*
Not really worth reading unless you are a /sci/ autist.
Jaxon Young
What are the most important names in process metaphysics that is not Heraclitus, Hegel and Whitehead?
Hudson Phillips
If you ’re still in the habit of calling it process metaphysics then you do not have a full grasp of what it is you’re talking about
Nathan Bailey
To Whitehead metaphysics and epistemology is different emphasis of the same thing.
Dominic Cruz
Not by Whitehead's own standards, as he hated dead ideas that pacified discovery by explaining it away. The speculative flight must land in experimentation. The Whiteheadean project is to unify the sciences via a common discursive language that also speaks to the deepest intuitions of human experience, and as this project is far from complete. Whitehead's success relies in the ability of his thoughts to further such a cause.
Bentley Morgan
Bump
Dominic Clark
That's not the Tractatus.
Matthew Bennett
Why should I care about Whitehead? Not attacking, I'm legitimately curious.
Colton Roberts
As a trendy side, he belongs in a speculative realism. He probably is the greatest speculative realist out there.
The most noticeable part of the philosophy is that it has a really great logical completeness. Every concepts has to be connected to some way.
It's hard to find a philosophy that is naturalism and positive about chaos, but Whitehead and Deleuze is two counterexample on this. Imo whitehead will be more likely to survive.
Andrew Phillips
>principia mathematica
Does anyone know what parts Whitehead and Russell played in each of the books?