Process philosophy

Process philosophy is a metaphysical system developed by [Alfred North Whitehead]?, and described in his book Process and Reality.

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Whitehead was influenced by the ideas developed in the early 1900s by French Jewish philosopher Henri-Louis Bergson. Bergson was awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1927.

Process philosophy later served as the inpiration for a process theology.