Whitehead, Alfred North — Process and Reality; An Essay in Cosmology
New York The Macmillan Company pp. xii, 545. 8vo. Navy cloth with faded gilt lettering to spine. Edges rubbed, small nick to spine, name plate to front pastedown, pencil to two pages, contents otherwise unmarked, binding sound. Whitehead's seminal philosophical work presents his cohesive cosmology, whereby elements of reality are best defined by their interactions, rather than as bits of matter independent of one another: the fundamental nature of reality as a process of becoming. Gifford Lectures delivered in the University of Edinburgh During the Session 1927-28.