The Interpretation of Science: Selected Essays

absolute theory abstraction Accordingly activity Alfred North Whitehead algebra analysis argument Aristotle awareness bifurcation bifurcation theory body causal century character color complete conceived concept consciousness consider definite Descartes discerned discussion doctrine duration Earth Einstein's ence entities essential event-particles example exhibits existence explain expression fact factors finite fundamental Galileo geometry human experience Hume Hume's ideal ideas immediate importance instant instantaneous involves knowledge logical mathematics meaning measure measure-system ment mental merely metaphysical mind modern namely Newton notion observation occasion of experience passage of nature past pattern perceived perception perceptual objects percipient event philosophy philosophy of science phrase physical synthesis Plato present Principle of Relativity principles Process and Reality properties propositional function reality reason reference rela relations relevant religion scientific sense sense-awareness sense-objects simultaneity space space-time spatial spatio-temporal specious present things thought time-systems tion uniform unity universe velocity Whitehead whole Wildon Carr World of Value