| 单词 | process philosophy |
| 释义 | > as lemmasprocess philosophy process philosophy n. philosophy based on the idea of process (sense 2c); an instance of this. ΘΚΠ the mind > mental capacity > philosophy > absolute idealism > [noun] > organism or process philosophy organism1925 process philosophy1940 1940 Jrnl. Philos. 37 47 We need not run with Bergson to the extreme of his process-philosophy, according to which there are only changings and no things which change. 1941 W. M. Urban in P. A. Schilpp Philos. Whitehead 319 The general group of modern philosophies which are called process philosophies, philosophies, which, in Bergson's terms, find more of reality in becoming than in that which becomes. 1949 B. M. Loomer in D. Brown et al. Process Philos. & Christian Thought (1971) 76 The second criticism..runs to the effect that process philosophy, being a kind of naturalism and consequently predisposed in favour of continuity of explanation, neglects the discontinuous qualities of existence. 1971 D. Brown et al. Process Philos. & Christian Thought p. v In recent years, however, process philosophy has come to mean especially, though not exclusively, the philosophy of Alfred North Whitehead and his intellectual descendants, most notably Charles Hartshorne. 1993 Weekend Austral. 15–16 May (Review Suppl.) 7/3 His previous book, On Purpose, applied the ‘process philosophy’ of Alfred North Whitehead to argue that spiritual meaning and purpose are inherent in all forms of life. < as lemmas |
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