Schlagwort-Archive: Whitehead

Whitehead: Logical

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„The term ‘logical’ has its ordinary meaning, including ‘logical’ consistency, or lack of contradiction, the definition of constructs in logical terms, the exemplification of general logical notions in specific instances, and the principles of inference“. (p. 71) #Whitehead #logical #LackOfContradiction

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Whitehead: Coherence

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„‚Coherence,’ as here employed, means that the fundamental ideas, in terms of which the scheme is developed, presuppose each other so that in isolation they are meaningless.“ (p. 71) #Whitehead #coherence

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Whitehead: Speculative Philosophy

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„Speculative Philosophy is the endeavour to frame a coherent, logical, necessary system of general ideas in terms of which every element of our experience can be interpreted.“ (p. 70) #Whitehead #SpeculativePhilosophy

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