Process and Reality (Gifford Lectures Delivered in the University of Edinburgh During the Session 1927-28)

<p><em>Process and Reality is Alfred North Whitehead's most important and influential work originally delivered as the Gifford Lectures at the University of Edinburgh in 1927-28. In this groundbreaking text Whitehead develops his vision of </em><strong><em>process philosophy</em></strong><em>-a system that sees the universe not as a collection of static substances but as a dynamic web of events relations and becoming.</em></p><p>Bridging <strong>philosophy science and theology</strong> Whitehead offers a bold metaphysical framework that continues to shape modern thought. His philosophy of organism challenges materialism and reductionism opening new possibilities for understanding reality creativity and the divine.</p><p>Challenging yet profoundly rewarding <em>Process and Reality</em> has inspired generations of thinkers in philosophy theology and cosmology. This edition provides readers with direct access to Whitehead's magnum opus a book that remains essential for anyone interested in the deepest questions of existence.</p>