Whitehead on Values and Creativity

Philosophy and Theology 6 (1):39-53 (1991)
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Abstract

The principal goal of this essay is to examine the manner and extent to which one actual occasion can have value for others according to Whitehead. This question divides into two, depending upon whether we are considering the relation of an entity to its past or to its future. The essay closes with a defense of the monistic interpretation of creativity in Whitehead.

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