Philosophy and the Concepts of Modern Science

A. N. Whitehead analogy appears argued atoms behavior biological body brain chemical chemistry color color vision complex conception consciousness cosmic cultural doctrine dualism dynamic Eddington electron elements emergent evolution environment ether ethics explain external fact fields of force function gestalt gestalt psychology gestalt theory human idea illustration individual interaction interpretation J. B. S. Haldane law of identity law of thermodynamics light logic mathematical matter means mechanistic ment mind modern molecules moral motion naïve realism nature neurones objects organism particles patterns phenomena philosophy physical point of view possible potential energy present primitive principle problem processes Professor properties psychic psychology quantum radiation rays reaction reality religion response retina rôle scientific scientist second law sense simplicity social society space statistical statistical ensemble structure synthesis theory of relativity thesis thing thought tion ture types ultra-violet universe velocity vision visual wave mechanics