On Whitehead’s Recurrent Themes and Consistent Style

Process Studies 37 (2):78-97 (2008)
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Abstract

The way in which Stengers thinks “with” rather than “about” Whitehead is explained through an examination of the transformational function of speculative propositions. The article then investigates the significance of the recurrent theme of “coherence” throughout Whitehead’s philosophical and socio-organizational writings. This theme guides and unifies his thought through its various conceptual adventures.

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