Process Philosophy: A Reader
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Process Philosophy: A Reader is the first text to bring together excerpts of original writings from right across process thought. Keith Robinson draws from both the continental and anglophone traditions and spans a vast amount of history: starting with the rootedness of process thinking in Greek thought and moving right through to the new materiality debates in contemporary thought.
The first text to include primary texts from the critics of process philosophy in the text itself, we don't only hear from Whitehead, Bergson, Marx, and Deleuze but also from critics such as Jacques Ranciere, Graham Harman, A.J. Ayers, and Heidegger. An engaging introduction to the key thinkers and critics in the history of process thought.Toate formatele și edițiile | Preț | Express |
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9781474244350
ISBN-10: 1474244351
Pagini: 480
Dimensiuni: 189 x 246 mm
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția Bloomsbury Academic
Locul publicării:London, United Kingdom
ISBN-10: 1474244351
Pagini: 480
Dimensiuni: 189 x 246 mm
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția Bloomsbury Academic
Locul publicării:London, United Kingdom
Caracteristici
The
first
book
to
provide
complete
and
comprehensive
coverage
of
process
thought
right
through
from
its
historical
origins
to
its
contemporary
usages.
It
covers
both
the
analytic
and
continental
traditions
Notă biografică
Keith
Robinsonis
Professor
of
Philosophy,
Department
of
Philosophy
and
Interdisciplinary
Studies,
University
of
Arkansas,
USA.
He
is
the
author
ofDeleuze,
Whitehead
and
Bergson:
Rhizomatic
Connections(2009).
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).