
- 272 pages
- English
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About this book
Leading thinkers from both traditions explore common philosophical topics.
Process and Analysis brings together an unprecedented collection of the world's leading contemporary process and analytic philosophers to explore philosophical topics of common interest. The contributors examine a wide variety of explicit and implicit commonalities and differences of approach to such central philosophical issues as the nature and status of events, time, space, relations, particulars, and God. This unique collection demonstrates that both traditions have important things to say to one another. In fact, a largely ignored conversation between the two traditions has been carried on since at least the days of Whitehead's influence on early Cambridge analytic philosophy. This long awaited volume is an invaluable research tool for scholars and students alike working in the areas of analytic and process philosophy.
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Table of contents
- Process and Analysis
- Contents
- Preface
- Abbreviations
- Part I: Overviews
- 1. Introduction
- 2. The Promise of Process Philosophy
- 3. Whitehead and Wittgenstein
- Part II: Process Philosophy and Issues in Analytic Metaphysics
- 4. Disanalogies Between Space and Time
- 5. Relational Particulars and Whitehead’s Metaphysics
- 6. Whitehead and the Analysis of the Propositional Function
- 7. Quine and Whitehead
- 8. Response to Leemon McHenry
- 9. De Re Modality and the Ontological Argument
- 10. The Second Epistemic Way
- 11. The Logic of Future Contingents
- Notes on Contributors
- Index of Names