Process

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Published 02-06-2025
John Dupré

Abstract

In this paper I discuss the process ontology that has been the central focus of my research for almost 20 years. I explain what this is, and illustrate how it applies to biology through the example of the organism. I also aim to show how naturally process ontology fits with the disordered world I described in the preceding article. Finally, I show how process philosophy illuminates a number of topics relating to the human condition, including personal identity and freedom of the will, and provides a deeper understanding of the issue around human classification, notably by sex and gender and by race.

How to Cite

Dupré, J. (2025). Process. THEORIA. An International Journal for Theory, History and Foundations of Science, 40(1), 17–28. https://doi.org/10.1387/theoria.27512
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Keywords

process ontology, organism, metaphysical disorder, human condition, personal identity, free will, sex, gender, race

Section
THE LULLIUS LECTURES