The Concept of Nature

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Focusing on the interplay between philosophy and science, Alfred North Whitehead's work delves into key issues such as substance, space, and time. It critically evaluates the influence of Einstein's theories and modern physics on our understanding of nature, contributing significantly to the discourse on philosophic naturalism. First published in 1920, this book remains a pivotal exploration of how scientific advancements reshape philosophical concepts.