Donald Sherburne has written a "key" to understanding one of this philosopher's most famous works.
Donald Sherburne has written a "key" to understanding one of this philosopher's most famous works. In one of his works, this man distinguishes between two types of reason, one shared by gods, personified by Plato, and one shared by foxes, personified by Ulysses. In another work, he described earlier ages as having "faith, based on reason," and modern ages as having "reason, based on faith." In addition to writing The Function of Reason, this man wrote a work which introduced fundamental units called "actual occasions." That work expounded a theory he called the "philosophy of organism," and he described his metaphysics in works such as Science and the Modern World and Process and Reality. Also author of The Treatise on Universal Algebra, for ten points, name this philosopher who, along with Bertrand Russell, wrote Principia Mathematica.
Donald Sherburne has written a "key" to understanding one of this philosopher's most famous works.
Alfred North {Whitehead}