/lit/ - Literature

>>14190605
That he was refuted by guenon.

>>14190605
That he refuted guenon.

Did Whitehead even know of Guenon's existence?

>>14190605
Progress should be orderly, but not to the point where there's no progress at all.

>>14190640
No one knows of his existence other than incel basement dwellers that post on /pol/

>>14190605
That he retroactively refuted Guenon's refutation of him

>>14190605
For an evolutionary system to be flexible it must balance repetition/reproduction with mutation/variation. This "balance" itself is always in flux and relative to the particular givens of a situation. This is true not just of organisms but ideas, dreams, and personalities. This is the central dynamic behind organicist and process thought:

>https://www.religion-online.org/article/influence-as-confluence-bergson-and-whitehead/

>for Bergson, calculus is more than just a handy metaphor or analogy, but rather, he indeed aimed at framing an approach to the organicist world hypothesis that employs the calculus as its actual method of discovery (i.e., differentiation) and explanation (i.e., integration), and that every discovery is the inverse of an explanation and every explanation the derivative of a discovery.

>>14190998
I generally prefer the green-pilled presentation of the matter at hand more than the pseud presentation.

>>14191023
What is the pseud presentation? Discordianism?

>>14191023
what is the green pilled presentation?

>>14191170
I'm assuming it's the organicist/evolutionary/ecosystemic angle of process philosophy. There's quite a few other currents I've identified, for example perspectivism is strongly connected to optical systems and often involves optical analogies.