Whitehead's philosophy

Whitehead’s philosophy, known as process philosophy, views reality as a dynamic, interconnected web of events and relationships rather than static objects. He emphasizes that everything is in constant change and becoming, with fundamental units called “actual occasions” that experience and influence each other. These occasions are integrated into a unified universe through a process of ongoing evolution. Whitehead also sees consciousness and appreciating beauty as natural parts of this process, highlighting the interconnectedness of all things. Overall, his thought aims to portray reality as a vibrant, relational process rather than a collection of fixed, isolated objects.