Whitehead and Bradley : a comparative analysis
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Whitehead and Bradley : a comparative analysis
（SUNY series in systematic philosophy）
State University of New York Press, c1992
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 195-204) and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
In his magnum opus, Process and Reality, Alfred North Whitehead claims a special affinity to Oxford philosopher Francis Herbert Bradley. McHenry clarifies exactly how much of Whitehead's metaphysics is influenced by and accords with the main principles of Bradley's "absolute idealism." He argues that many of Whitehead's doctrines cannot be understood without an adequate understanding of Bradley, in terms of both affinities and contrasts. He evaluates the arguments between them and explores several important connections with William James, Josiah Royce, George Santayana, Bertrand Russell, and Charles Hartshorne.
目次
Preface and Acknowledgments
1. Introduction
The Central Plan of This Essay
Idealism and Realism
Whitehead's Process Realism and Philosophical Method
Bradley's Absolute and the Skeptical Method
2. The Metaphysics of Experience
Historical Perspective
Panpsychism
Bradley's Finite Centres of Experience
Whitehead's Actual Occasions
3. The Analysis of Experience
Introduction
The Specious Present
Genetic Analysis and the Component Elements
Whitehead's Interpretation of Bradley
4. Internal and External Relations
Bradley in Relation and Contradiction
Concrete Relatedness and Prehension
Symmetrical and Asymmetrical Relations
Extensive Relations and Abstraction
5. Extension and Whole-Part Relations
Events versus Substance
Cosmological Outlook
Transmutation and the Theory of Society
Cosmic Epochs and the Absolute
6. Time
Temporal Unity and Direction
The Eternalistic Theory of Time
Replies to Some Objections to Whitehead
7. God and the Absolute
Universal Absorption
The Consequent Nature of God
Epilogue
Abbreviations
Notes
Bibliography
Index
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