Harvard Lectures of Alfred North Whitehead, 1924-1925

Paul A. Bogaard retired from teaching after 40 years at Mount Allison University, having published on the philosophy of chemistry, history of science in Canada, ancient philosophy; and since retirement on the local history of the Chignecto area of Maritime Canada. A founding director of the Tantramar Heritage Trust, the Sackville Waterfowl Park, the Cape Jourimain Nature Centre, and the UNESCO-designated Fundy Biosphere Reserve Jason Bell is assistant professor of philosophy at the University of New Brunswick. He has taught in the graduate program at the Higher Institute of Philosophy at the Catholic University of Leuven in Belgium and at Mount Allison University in Canada, and has served at the University of Göttingen as Fulbright Professor, as scholar-in-residence at Boston University, as Onderzoeksfonds Research Fellow at the Husserl Archives, and as d’Alzon Fellow at Assumption College. He was awarded the doctorate in philosophy at Vanderbilt University. His research focuses on ethics and the relation of American and European philosophy.

• General Introduction to the Critical EditionEditorial Principles to the Critical EditionAcknowledgements for the Critical EditionChronology for Alfred North Whitehead and his Published WorksIntroduction to Volume One: 'Philosophical Presuppositions of Science'Emerson Hall Lectures: 1924–1925First Semester: Phil 3b LecturesLecture 1 – 42 transcriptions of Bell & Hocking notes Second Semester: Phil 3b LecturesLecture 43 – 85 transcriptions of Bell & Hocking notes Radcliffe Lectures: 1924–1925First Semester: Phil 3b LecturesLectures 1 – 42 transcriptions of Heath notesSecond Semester: Phil 3b LecturesLectures 43 – 84 transcriptions of Heath notes Graduate Seminary in Metaphysics, Phil 20h October transcriptions of Hocking notes Appendix: Sample scans of original handwritten notes Index