Cuprins
PREFACEACKNOWLEDGEMENTSGENERAL
INTRODUCTION
INTRODUCTIONN.
Rescher
-
On
Situating
Process
PhilosophyPART
1
-
ANCIENT
AND
CLASSICAL
SOURCESIntroduction1.
Heraclitus
Heraclitus
-
Selection
of
Fragments
and
TestimoniaJ.Barnes
-
The
Natural
Philosophy
of
HeraclitusD.
Graham
-
Heraclitus
as
a
Process
Philosopher(alternatives:
James
Wayne
Dye
-
Heraclitus
and
the
Future
of
Process
PhilosophyG.S
Kirk
-
Natural
Change
in
Heraclitus)Critics:
Parmenides
Parmenides
-
Poem
on
BeingF.M.
Cornford
-
The
Elimination
of
Time
by
ParmenidesCritics:
Zeno
of
Elea
Zeno
-
Selection
of
ParadoxesB.
Russell
-
Zeno's
ParadoxesH.
Bergson
-
Zeno's
Paradoxes2.
Plato
Plato-
Selections
from
Timaeus,
Parmenides,
Cratylus,
Theatetus,
SophistRobert
Bolton
-
Plato's
Distinction
Between
Being
and
BecomingT.
Irwin
-
Plato's
Heracleiteanism(Alternative
H.
Cherniss)3.
Aristotle
Aristotle
-
Selections
from
the
Categories,
Metaphysics
and
PhysicsG.E.L
Owen
-
Aristotle
on
TimeM.L.
Gill
-
Aristotle
on
SubstancePART
2
-
MODERN
SOURCESCONTINENTALIntroduction1.
Schelling
Schelling
-
Selections
from
First
Outline
of
a
System
for
the
Philosophy
of
Nature
and
On
the
History
of
Modern
PhilosophyArran
Gare
-
From
Kant
to
Schelling
to
Process
MetaphysicsCritics:
Hegel
-
'Preface',
Phenomenology
of
Spirit2.
Hegel
Hegel
-
Selections
from
Phenomenology
of
Spirit;
Encyclopedia;
Philosophy
of
Nature.John
Burbridge
-
Concept
and
Time
in
Hegel
(Alternative
George
Lucas
)Catherine
Malabou
-
The
Future
of
Hegel
-
Plasticity,
Temporality,
DialecticCritics:
Deleuze
-
Selection
from
Nietzsche
and
Philosophy3.
NietzscheNietzsche
-
Selections
from
Twilight
of
the
Idols,
Will
to
Power.John
Richardson
-
Nietzsche
on
Time
and
BecomingRobin
Small
-
Being,
Becoming
and
Time
in
Nietzsche.
Critics:
Malcolm
Bull
-
Selections
from
Anti-Nietzsche4.
BergsonBergson
-
Selection
from
Creative
Evolution,
Creative
Mind.
Introduction
to
MetaphysicsMilic
Capek
-
Process
and
Personality
in
Bergson's
ThoughtJohn
Mullarkey
-
Bergson
and
the
Language
of
ProcessCritics:
Bachelard
-
Dialectic
of
Duration,
selectionsHorkhemer
-
On
Bergson's
Metaphysics
of
TimeRussell
-
The
Philosophy
of
BergsonA.
Grunbaum
-
The
Meaning
of
Time
(The
Status
of
Temporal
Becoming)(Choose
2
from
above)5.
DeleuzeDeleuze
-
Selections
from
Logic
of
Sense,
Difference
and
Repetition,
The
Method
of
Dramatization.Keith
Robinson
-
Deleuze
and
Process
PhilosophyJames
Williams
-
Identity
and
Time
in
Gilles
Deleuze's
Process
PhilosophyCritics:
Badiou
-
Selections
from
The
Clamour
of
Being,
Being
and
Event.PART
3
-
MODERN
SOURCES
ANGLO-AMERICANIntroduction1.
C.S
PeircePeirce
-
Selections
from
The
Writings
of
Charles
Peirce,
The
Essential
PeirceCarl
Hausman
-
Charles
Peirce's
Evolutionary
Realism
as
a
Process
PhilosophyCritics:
McTaggart
-
The
Unreality
of
Time.2.
JamesJames
-
Selections
from
Principles
of
Psychology;
Essays
in
Radical
Empiricism;
Some
Problems
in
PhilosophyRichard
Field
-
James
and
the
Epochal
Theory
of
TimeBertrand
Helm
-
William
James
on
the
Nature
of
Time(Alternate:
Stephen
Daniel
-
Fringes
and
Transitive
States
in
William
James'
Concept
of
the
Stream
of
Thought)Critics:
J.P.
Moreland
-
An
Enduring
Self:
The
Achilles
Heel
of
Process
Philosophy3.
Alexander
Alexander
-
Selections
from
Space,
Time
and
DeityEmily
Thomas
-
Space,
Time
and
Samuel
AlexanderDorothy
Emmet
-
Whitehead
and
AlexanderCritics:
Sprigge
-
Selections
from
The
Vindication
of
Absolute
Idealism,
The
Unreality
of
Time.
4.
WhiteheadWhitehead
-
Modes
of
Thought;
Process
and
Reality;
Adventures
in
Ideas;
Essays
in
Science
and
PhilosophyJ.
Nobo
-
Whitehead's
Principle
of
ProcessCritics:
Graham
Harman
-
Whitehead
as
Anti-Process
Thinker.D.
Williams
-
The
Myth
of
Passage(Alternate:
James
Feibleman
-
Why
Whitehead
is
not
a
'Process'
Philosopher)5.
Sellars
Sellars
-
Selections
from
Foundations
for
a
Metaphysics
of
Pure
Process,
Philosophy
and
the
Scientific
Image
of
Man.J.Seibt
-
Processes
in
the
Manifest
and
Scientific
ImageCritics:
JJC
Smart
-
Sellars
on
Process
(Monist)P.
Strawson
-
selections
from
IndividualsPART
4
-
PROCESS
AND
SCIENCEIntroductionWhitehead
-
Selections
from
Science
and
the
Modern
WorldMilic
Capek
-
The
Second
Scientific
Revolution1.
Process
and
PhysicsDavid
Bohm
-
Time,
Space
and
the
Implicate
Order,
Selections
from
Wholeness
and
the
Implicate
Order.Henry
Stapp
-
Whiteheadian
Process
and
Quantum
Theory(Alternate
Shimon
Malin
-
Whitehead
and
Quantum
Physics)Critic:
Julian
Barbour
-
The
Nature
of
Time2.
Process
and
BiologyJohn
Dupre
-
The
Constituents
of
Life/Selection
from
Processes
of
LifeBrain
Goodwin
-
Is
Morphogenesis
an
Intrinsically
Robust
Process?(Alternate:
Richard
Lewontin/S.Kauffman)Critic:
Daniel
Dennett
-
Evolution
as
an
Algorithmic
Process3.
Process
and
ChemistryIlya
Prigogine
-
Selections
from
Order
out
of
ChaosR.
Stein
-
Towards
a
Process
Philosophy
of
Chemistry
(Alternate:
P.
Needham:
Continuants
and
Processes
in
Chemistry)Critic:
Robin
Le
Poidevin
-
A
Combinatorial
Argument
for
the
Ontological
Reduction
of
Chemistry
4.
Process
and
NeuroscienceMaria
Pachalsky
-
Towards
a
Process
Neuropsychology:
Microgenetic
Theory
and
Brain
ScienceJason
W
Brown
-
Foundations
of
Cognitive
MetaphysicsGerald
Edelman
-
Neural
DarwinismCritic:
Patricia
Churchland
-
Computation
and
the
Brain5.
Process
and
Cognitive
ScienceMark
Bickhard
-
Mind
as
ProcessMark
Bickhard
and
Richard
Campbell
-
Physicalism,
Energence
and
Downward
CausationCritics:
Jaegwon
Kim
-
Emergence:
Core
Ideas
and
Issues(alternative:
Zenon
Pykyshyn
-
What
is
Cognitive
Science?).PART
5
-
PROCESS
AND
HISTORYIntroduction1.
Marx
-
Selections
from
The
German
Ideology,
Grundrisse,
A
Critique
of
Political
Economy
(preface).Hamrick
and
Marsh
-
Marx
and
Whitehead:
Towards
a
Political
MetaphysicsSean
Sayers
-
Marxism
and
the
Dialectical
Method(Alternate:
Anne
Pomeroy)Critics:
G.A.Cohen
-
Selection
from
Karl
Marx's
Theory
of
HistoryKarl
Popper
-
from
The
Open
Society
and
its
Enemies2.
Collingwood
-
Selections
from
the
Idea
of
History,
Libellus
de
Generatione
(one
copy
at
the
Bodleian
library
in
Oxford)
Spengler
and
the
Theory
of
Historical
Cycles,
Speculum
Mentis,
AutobiographyLouis
Mink
-
Collingwood's
Historicism:
A
Dialectic
of
ProcessW.
Jan
Van
Der
Dussen
-
Collingwood's
Idea
of
Progress(Alternate:
Stein
Hegleby)Critics:
A.J.
Ayer,
from
Philosophy
in
the
20th
century3.
A.
Toynbee
-
Selections
from
A
Study
of
History
(abridged
version),
A
Study
of
History:
What
the
book
is
for,
how
the
book
took
shape.C.
Kerslake
-
Becoming
against
History:
Deleuze,
Toynbee
and
Vitalist
historiographyN.
Rescher
-
Trapped
Within
History?
A
Process
Philosophical
Refutation
of
Historical
Relativism.
Critics:
Pieter
Geyl
-
Toynbee's
System
of
CivilizationsPitirim
Sorokin
-
Arnold
J
Toynbee's
Philosophy
of
History4.
Foucault
-
Nietzsche,
Genealogy,
History,
Selections
from
Archaeology
of
Knowledge,
Discipline
and
Punish,
History
of
Sexuality.
P.
Veyne
-
Foucault
Revolutionizes
HistoryM.Poster
-
Foucault,
the
Present
and
HistoryCritics:
Habermas
-
The
Critique
of
Reason
and
the
Human
Sciences
-
Michel
Foucault5.
Manuel
DeLanda
-
Assemblage
Theory
and
Human
History,
Selections
from
A
Thousand
Years
of
Non-Linear
HistoryCritic:
G.
Harman
-
DeLanda's
Ontology:
Assemblage
and
RealismPART
6
-
PROCESS
AND
AESTHETICSIntroduction1.
Nietzsche
-
Selections
from
Birth
of
Tragedy,
Gay
Science,
Will
to
PowerChristophe
Cox
-
Nietzsche,
Dionysus
and
the
Ontology
of
MusicCritics:
Heidegger,
Selections
from
Nietzsche
volumes
(Will
to
Power
as
Art)
and
Contributions
2.
J.
Dewey
-
Selections
from
Art
as
ExperienceR.
Shusterman
-
Dewey's
Art
as
ExperienceCritics:
B.
Croce
-
On
the
Aesthetics
of
Dewey3.
S.
Langer
-
Selections
from
Problems
of
Art.
Feeling
and
FormRolf
Lachman
-
From
Metaphysics
to
Art
and
back:
The
Relevance
of
Suzanne
K.
Langer's
Philosophy
for
Process
MetaphysicsF.
Kruse
-
Vital
Rhythm
and
Temporal
Form
in
Langer
and
Dewey(V.
Colapietro
-
Suzanne
Langer
on
Artistic
creativity
and
creations
(Spinks
and
Deeley,
Semiotics,
Peter
Lang,
1997).Critic:
R.
Auxier
-
Suzanne
Langer
on
Symbols
and
Analogy:
A
Case
of
Misplaced
Concreteness?4.
C.
Hartshorne
-
The
Aesthetic
Matrix
of
Value."
Creative
Synthesis
and
Philosophic
Method.
London:
SCM
Press
Ltd.,
1970;
LaSalle:
Open
Court,
1970,
pp.
303-322"Duality
in
Aesthetics."
The
Philosophy
and
Psychology
of
Sensation.
Chicago:
The
University
of
Chicago
Press,
1934,
pp.
159-190."Expression
and
Association."
In
Artistic
Expression,
ed.,
John
Hospers,
New
York:
Appleton-Century-Crofts,
1971,
pp.
204-217.The
Aesthetics
of
Birdsong(3
of
the
above).
George
R.
Lucas,
Jr.:
Hartshorne
and
the
Development
of
Process
PhilosophiesD.
Dombrowski
-
The
Aesthetics
of
Charles
Hartshorne
(from
'The
Divine
Beauty').Critics:
John
Hospers
-
Hartshorne's
Aesthetics
(Library
of
Living
Philosophers
Vol
XX
Open
Court,
1991).
5.
G.
Deleuze
&
F.
Guattari
-
Selections
from
Kafka,
A
Thousand
Plateaus,
What
is
Philosophy?R.
Bogue
-
"Art
and
Territory"
or
"Minority,
Territory,
Music"
or
"
Deleuze's
Aesthetics
of
Force"Critics:
J.
Ranciere
-
"Is
There
a
Deleuzian
Aesthetics?'
"Deleuze,
Bartleby
and
the
Formula"
from
the
Flesh
of
Words
(Stanford,
2004).