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Mentioned in 7 episodes

Process and Reality

Book • 1930

Author

Alfred North Whitehead

Mentioned by

Brendan Graham Dempsey

Brett Andersen

Mentioned in 7 episodes

Mentioned by

John Vervaeke in the context of a discussion about Whitehead's philosophy and its relation to Neoplatonism.

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Neoplatonism and the Ground of Relationality

Mentioned by

John F. Demartini in a discussion about panpsychism and the possibility of intelligence at all levels of reality.

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Discover the Purpose of Life: Mastering Emotional Intelligence with the Demartini Method : 1212

Mentioned by Evan Thompson in relation to the concept of "the fallacy of misplaced concreteness," highlighting the problematic hierarchy created when idealized models are mistaken for concrete reality.

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#45: Living Beyond the Blind Spot with Philosopher Evan Thompson

Mentioned by Matthew Segall throughout the podcast as the central topic of discussion.

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Process & Reality: Alfred North Whitehead, Process Philosophy, and Organic Realism

Mentioned by Steven Shaviro and others throughout the discussion, comparing his philosophy to that of Deleuze.

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Steven Shaviro /// Process After Hours w/ Kazi Adi Shakti

Mentioned by Sally Adnams Jones , citing Whitehead's view of reality as a relentless movement into novelty.

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The Healing Power of Creating Art & Current Politics from an Integral Taoist Perspective with Sally Adnams Jones (Part 1)

Mentioned by Jeffrey Mishlove in relation to James Cooke's philosophy.

How Matter Became Conscious and Alive with James Cooke

Mentioned by Matthew David Segall as a book written by Whitehead.

Understanding Alfred North Whitehead with Matthew David Segall

Mentioned as a key figure in process metaphysics, whose work is discussed and analyzed throughout the podcast.

The Purpose and Profundity of Whitehead’s Metaphysics (a reply to Massimo Pigliucci)

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Brendan Graham Dempsey as a text that points out the reduction of propositions to a logical binary.

The Infinite Intimate: Cosmic Eros, Sacred Story, and the Anthro-Ontology of Value

Mentioned by Brett Andersen in relation to his conception of God.

#66 - Brett Andersen - Jordan Peterson's Hero Mythology, Science & God.

Mentioned multiple times throughout the podcast as the central text under discussion.

Gary Herstein /// Quantum of Explanation w/ Matt Segall

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