There is one question that any potential reader who suspects that
Alfred North Whitehead (1861-1947) might be important for past,
contemporary, and future philosophy inevitably raises: how should I
read Whitehead? How can I make sense of this incredibly dense
tissue of imaginative systematizing, spread over decades of work in
disciplines so different and specialized as algebra, geometry,
logic, relativistic physics and philosophy of science? Accordingly,
this monograph has two main complementary objectives. The first one
is to propose a set of efficient hermeneutical tools to get the
reader started. These straightforward tools provide answers that
are highly coherent and probably the most applicable to Whitehead's
entire corpus. The second objective is to illustrate how the
several parts of Process and Reality are interconnected, something
that all commentators have either failed to recognise or only
incompletely acknowledged.
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