Process Philosophy 

A paradigm of linearity that connotes a sequence of dualities.

Implies that some dualities in the sequence are more important (meta-iterative) than other dualities in the sequence.

Stipulates that a violation of the sequence in certain instances (dualities) leads to a value more false than false: meta-false (cyclical-falsity).

Process philosophy (sequence) implies that linearity is actually cyclical.

Process Philosophy by sandraxine July 20, 2018

process philosophy 

A philosophy of the immediate.

Process philosophy, following the Kantian model of sense-in-itself, postulates that metaphors sharpen over time.

Process Philosophy argues that feelings are a memory.

Thus immediate feeling can provide more clarity to a paradigm than an intentionalistic historical analysis.

Follows the trajectory of Plato's Cave.

process philosophy by sandraxine July 16, 2020