Whitehead's Philosophy of Religion, Nummers 20-21

A. A. Luce A. J. Ayer A. N. Whitehead actual entity actual occasions actual world Alfred North Whitehead analysis of perception appear apprehended assertion Berkeley argues Berkeley seems Berkeley tends Berkeley's analysis Berkeley's theory Bertrand Russell CALIFORNIA/SANTA CRUZ claims conceptual valuation concrescence creativity CRUZ The University D. M. Armstrong derived described distinct divine mind doctrine eternal objects ethical evil existence experience fact function G. E. Moore George Berkeley God's satisfaction H. H. Price hybrid physical identical imagination immediately perceived implies initial aim initial datum linguistic phenomenalism logical material object means mediate perception metaphysical moral notion phase phenomenalistic physical feelings physical objects physical prehensions possible perceptions praenotions primordial principle of limitation realization reason reference relation relationship relevant religious belief sense-ideas sense-perception sensible qualities sensory data Siris specific statements subjective aim suggestion tactile theory of perception Theory of Vision thing tion UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA/SANTA visual visual perception Whitehead