Process Metaphysics An Introduction to Process Philosophy

“Process Metaphysics: An Introduction to Process Philosophy” by Nicholas Rescher is a concise exploration of the 20th-century American school of philosophy, published by State University of New York Press in February 1996. This edition, comprising 213 pages, presents a synoptic overview that traces the historical development of process philosophy from ancient thinkers like Heraclitus to modern figures such as Dewey and Whitehead.

Readers will find a thorough discussion of key concepts within process philosophy, including the nature of particulars and universals, as well as insights into logic, epistemology, and scientific inquiry. The book also addresses theological dimensions, providing a comprehensive introduction to the subject without a subject index. This edition serves as a valuable resource for those interested in the historical and philosophical context of metaphysics.