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In the broad sense, the term ‘process philosophy’ refers to all worldviews holding that process or becoming is more fundamental than unchanging being. For example, an anthology titled Philosophers of Process(1965) includes selections from Samuel Alexander, Henri Bergson, John Dewey, William James, Lloyd Morgan, Charles Peirce and Alfred North Whitehead,
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In the broad sense, the term ‘process philosophy’ refers to all worldviews holding that process or becoming is more fundamental than unchanging being. For example, an anthology titled Philosophers of Process(1965) includes selections from Samuel Alexander, Henri Bergson, John Dewey, William James, Lloyd Morgan, Charles Peirce and Alfred North Whitehead,
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Philosophy of information processing
Fresenius' Journal of Analytical Chemistry, 1990The increasing relevance of information processing is discussed. Its universal function, its mastering by powerful tools and its relationships to the human environment and to education are outlined.
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Abstract Theoretically, the phenomenon of micro change stems from process philosophy and is the primary theoretical approach throughout the book. This chapter unfolds the process philosophical approach highly inspired by Heraclitus and his view of the world as everything is always in a state of becoming and flux.
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XV. Process Philosophy and Ecological Ethics
2008We have now reached a peculiar state in the debate on ethics and ecology. In one sense the environmentalists are winning. Although there are powerful dissidents, there is now a general consensus that ecological destruction on a global scale is a major threat to the future of civilization, if not of humanity.
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Ecofeminism and Process Philosophy
Feminist Theology, 2006In this article Carol Christ illustrates the ways in which process philosophy offers dynamic alternatives to dualistic habits of thought. She highlights how the Goddess is the most relational in the process and therefore the most sympathetic to the unfolding of the universe and those who inhabit it, human and non-human alike.
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Process philosophy of religion
International Journal for Philosophy of Religion, 2001‘Process philosophy’ here refers to the movement that has Alfred North Whitehead at its center, with William James and Charles Hartshorne as the main predecessor and successor, respectively. It is a philosophy of religion primarily by virtue of seeking to show how religion and science can be fused `into one rational scheme of thought’.1 Process ...
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Incarnation and Process Philosophy
Religious Studies, 1967The purpose of this article is to develop a Christian doctrine of the Incarnation in the light of a process philosophy of the type expounded by A. N. Whitehead and E. S. Brightman. Rather than offer at this time a detailed defence either of the idea of incarnation or of process philosophy, I wish to show that the two can be coherently related in such a
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Process environmental philosophy
A process-information approach is examined as a foundation for an environmental philosophy that is dynamic and elastic, with particular emphasis on value, beauty, integrity and stability supporting Aldo Leopold's vision. I challenge one of the basic assumptions of Western philosophy, namely the metaphysical primacy of substance. The classical, medievalopenaire +1 more source
People, Processes, and Philosophies
2016Viewed as an innovation by many, CBE programs require traditional institutions to examine current practices with a view towards adaptation and change. Through the lenses of people, processes, and philosophies, this chapter presents general considerations of how the design of a CBE program on a traditional campus impacts the areas of senior leader ...
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