Philosophical Exploration Aesthetic Experience from a Process Perspective

Preface 7 I. Whitehead’s Aesthetic Philosophy and Implicit Aesthetics 10 II. Whitehead and Dewey on the Aesthetic Experience and Art: Parallels and Differences 33 III. Whitehead and Bergson: Immediacy, Harmony, Rhythm, and Innovation 92 IV. Aesthetic Experience Reconsidered from a Process Perspective 136 Bibliography 168 Index 172

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Preface 7 I. Whitehead’s Aesthetic Philosophy and Implicit Aesthetics 10 II. Whitehead and Dewey on the Aesthetic Experience and Art: Parallels and Differences 33 III. Whitehead and Bergson: Immediacy, Harmony, Rhythm, and Innovation 92 IV. Aesthetic Experience Reconsidered from a Process Perspective 136 Bibliography 168 Index 172
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  • Subject: Philosophical Exploration Setting: Aesthetic Experience Background: Process Perspective Style/Coloring: Reflective and contemplative tones, possibly incorporating abstract elements to represent philosophical concepts Action: None, as it focuses on contemplation and analysis Items: Books, possibly featuring philosophers' portraits or symbols representing their theories Costume/Appearance: Scholars or philosophers in formal attire or academic robes Accessories: Glasses, pens, notebooks, or other scholarly paraphernalia