This philosopher authored a text on education that warned readers not to teach children "inert ideas," which are disjointed or unhelpful facts that have no application to culture or real life.
This philosopher authored a text on education that warned readers not to teach children "inert ideas," which are disjointed or unhelpful facts that have no application to culture or real life. Michel Weber is an interpreter of this philosopher who titled a text after this philosopher's "pancreativism." This author of "The Aims of Education" defined a unit that was called "all window" in contrast to Leibniz's "windowless" monads. He's not Henri Bergson, but this philosopher championed creativity as the ultimate category in his metaphysical system, which he described as a "philosophy of (*) organism." This philosopher's idea that the universe consists entirely of "occasions of experience" can be found in his book Process and Reality. This philosopher is the alphabetically later author of a text that was demonstrated to be incomplete by Kurt Godel. For 10 points, name this philosopher who worked with Bertrand Russell to write the Principia Mathematica.
This philosopher authored a text on education that warned readers not to teach children "inert ideas," which are disjointed or unhelpful facts that have no application to culture or real life.
Alfred North  Whitehead