Abstract

Hegel held that philosophy ought to be a science. By this he meant that it should be categoreal, systematic, and complete. After thirty years and ten volumes of Paul Weiss's Philosophy in Process we have ample reason to ask: Must philosophy be a science? This volume of Philosophy in Process is the latest in a series, the first entries of which date back to 1955 and which provide an unrivaled record of original philosophical thought as it develops.