Contemporary Field-Being Research
The following papers were presented at IIFB sessions of the American Philosophical Association. They have been posted with the permission of their respective authors.
Dykeman, Therese. The Dynamic Non-substantialistic Turn in Field-Being: A Pivot Point for Theories of Global Rhetoric
Johnson-Moxley, Melanie K. Saving the Data: The Ālayavijñāna of Yogācāra Buddhism and Whitehead’s Philosophy of Organism
Santos-Long, Chris. Is Evaluatism (Political Polarization) a Consequence of a Substantialist World View?
Sherman, Robert J. Temporality and Human Experience: Intersections between Dōgen and Kant
Weed, Laura E. Ecological Biology: Intersecting and Overlapping Fields
Weed, Laura E. Whitehead, Field Being and Panpsychism
The following papers were submitted to the 2002 Whitehead and process philosophy-themed issue of the International Journal for Field Being. These papers may not be in their final edited form.
Breuvart, Jean-Marie. The non-substantialist turn in Whitehead's philosophy: Its meaning, its limits
Gunter, Pete A. Y. The Actual Indefinite in Bergson and Whitehead
Henning, Brian G. On the Way to an Ethics of Creativity
Maasen, Helmut. Whitehead's Concept of a Relational Value-Ethics
Riffert, Franz G. On Non-Substantialism in Psychology-- Convergence between Whitehead's Process Philosophy and Piaget's Genetic Structuralism
Shansky, Albert. Complexity, Reductionism and the Natural World
Weed, Laura E. Actual and Eternal Entities in Whitehead, Fa Tsang and Physics