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How do we make ourselves a Whiteheadian proposition? This question exposes the multivalent connections between postmodern thought and Whiteheads philosophy, with particular attention to his understanding of propositions. Edited by Roland Faber, Michael Halewood, and Andrew M. Davis, Propositions in the Making articulates the newest reaches of Whiteheadian propositions for a postmodern world. It does so by activating interdisciplinary lures of feeling, living, and co-creating the world anew. Rather than a logical assertion, Whitehead described a proposition as a lure for feeling for a collectivity to come. It cannot be reduced to the verbal content of logical justifications, but rather the feeling content of aesthetic valuations. In creatively expressing these propositions in wide relevance to existential, ethical, educational, theological, aesthetic, technological, and societal concerns, the contributors to this volume enact nothing short of a Whiteheadian Laboratory.

Recenzijos

This book offers a variety of approaches to the understanding of Alfred North Whitehead's theory of propositions. For Whitehead, a proposition is less a statement to be judged true or false, than it is a suggestion that proposes alternative ways of thinking, and encourages us to think about new possibilities. The essays in this volume look at the various ways -- some more concrete, and some more abstract -- that Whitehead offers us openings and opportunities for change. -- Steven Shaviro, Wayne State University

List of Abbreviations
vii
Editors Preamble ix
PART I THE MAKING OF PROPOSITIONS
1(18)
1 For a Whiteheadian Laboratory: How Do You Make Yourself a Proposition?
3(16)
Erin Manning
Brian Massumi
PART II THINKING PROPOSITIONS
19(166)
2 Knowing Whitehead?
21(12)
Michael Halewood
3 Space, Time, and the Deity of Peace
33(28)
Roland Faber
4 Designing Propositions
61(24)
A. J. Nocek
5 An Internet of Actual Occasions: Notes toward Understanding Twenty-First-Century Tendencies in Media, Communications, and World
85(30)
Andrew Murphie
6 Thinking with Whitehead about Existential Risk
115(20)
James Burton
7 Witness at the Slaughterhouse: Seeking Conflicting Propositions for Alternate Futures
135(26)
Brianne Donaldson
8 Communities Keep the Dream Alive as Proposition?
161(16)
Timothy Murphy
9 Geology Not Chronology: Problems of Naming in Education
177(8)
Matthew Goulish
PART III EXPERIMENTING WITH PROPOSITIONS
185(30)
10 Under Construction
187(20)
Susanne Valerie [ Granzer]
11 Choreographic Propositions: Grasping the Environmental Excess That Feels Like Nothing, Yet
207(8)
Diego Gil
Index 215(4)
About the Contributors 219
Roland Faber is Kilsby Family/John B. Cobb, Jr., professor of process studies at Claremont School of Theology, professor of religion and philosophy at Claremont Graduate University, co-director of the Center for Process Studies, and executive director of the Whitehead Research Project.

Michael Halewood is a senior lecturer at the University of Essex.

Andrew M. Davis is a Ph.D. candidate at Claremont School of Theology in Religion and Process Philosophy.