Consciousness in the Philosophy of Whitehead

A. N. Whitehead absolute abstract according to Whitehead actual entity actual occasion actual world Adventures of Ideas arises aspect causal efficacy character characterised conceived conceptual feeling conceptual prehension concrescence concrete consciousness consequent nature considered constitution contrast creative datum derived described divine doctrine elements emergent Emmet epistemology essence eternal object evolution existence fact felt God's Hegel Ibid ideal immanent implies indicative feeling individual ingredient ingression interpretation intuition Kant knowledge logical subject mental pole metaphysical mind mode of causal mode of presentational negative prehension notion Nyaya objectified observed one's particular past actual perceived perception phase Philosophy of Organism philosophy of Whitehead physical feeling physical prehension physical recognition Plato possibility pratyaksa presentational immediacy primordial nature Process and Reality propositional feeling realised regarded relation Samkara sense sense-perception space-time spatio-temporal subjective aim subjective form teleology termed things transcendent ultimate unconscious unique unity universe Vaisesika Whitehead's Philosophy Whitehead's theory Whiteheadian