In the philosophy of mathematics, some of Whitehead's ideas re-emerged in combination with cognitivism as the cognitive science of mathematics and embodied mind theses.

Whitehead's metaphysical views, which he called process philosophy emerged in The Concept of Nature ( 1920 ) and were expanded in Science and the Modern World ( 1925 ), also an important study in the history of ideas and the role of science and mathematics in the rise of Western civilization.

His ideas were a significant development of the idea of panpsychism, also known as panexperientialism, due to Whitehead ’ s emphasis on experience, though the term itself was first applied to Whitehead's philosophy by David Ray Griffin many years later.

Whitehead's influences were not restricted to philosophers or physicists or mathematicians.

Hegel's Absolute idealism and Whitehead's Process philosophy were later systems.

A number of experimental rocket-propelled torpedoes were tried soon after Whitehead's invention but they were not successful.

The main tenets of Whitehead's metaphysics were summarized in his most accessible work, Adventures of Ideas ( 1933 ), where he also defines his conceptions of beauty, truth, art, adventure, and peace.

Hegel's Absolute idealism and Whitehead's Process philosophy were later systems.

A route through the underground chambers proceeds, from the Entrance Hall, to the Steward's Chamber and Whitehead's Cave, through Lord Sandwich's Circle ( named after John Montagu, 4th Earl of Sandwich ), Franklin's Cave ( named after Benjamin Franklin, a friend of Dashwood who visited West Wycombe ), the Banqueting Hall ( allegedly the largest man-made chalk cavern in the world ), the Triangle, to the Miner's Cave ; and finally, across a subterranean river named the Styx, lies the final cave, the Inner Temple, where the meetings of the Hellfire Club were held, and which is said to lie 300 feet ( 90 metres ) directly beneath the church on top of West Wycombe hill.

Whitehead's business practices were unsophisticated and he was sued by a customer, resulting in a threat that his tools and equipment would be seized.

Reports of Whitehead's August 1901 flight in Connecticut were noticed by the Smithsonian Institution.

In 1969 during his year as the senior scholar winner of the Charles A. Lindbergh Chair in Aerospace History, Gibbs-Smith extensively researched the field of early aviation developments and claims, and determined that all of Whitehead's claims of being first in powered flight were fabricated, that they were " flights of fancy ".

The names of the four " founding fathers " of modern Key West were given to main arteries of the island when it was first platted in 1829 by William Adee Whitehead, John Whitehead's younger brother.

Much of Whitehead's work was well received: his tragedy The Roman Father was successfully produced by David Garrick in 1750, Creusa, Queen of Athens ( 1754 ) was also praised and his comedies The School for Lovers ( 1762 ) and The Trip to Scotland ( 1770 ) were successful.

Bob Whitehead's initial torpedo experiments were conducted with the help of his 12-year-old son, John, and a workman, Annibale Ploech.

Despite Whitehead's acumen as a mathematician, his theories were insufficiently formal, even flawed.

* Whitehead's torpedo development

Although Whitehead visited his co-author in prison, he did not take his pacifism seriously, while Russell sneered at Whitehead's later speculative Platonism and panpsychism.

English philosopher Samuel Alexander's debt to Wordsworth and Meredith is a recent interesting example, as also A. N. Whitehead's understanding of the English romantics, chiefly Shelley and Wordsworth.

Whitehead's thinking here has given rise to process theology, whose prominent advocates include Charles Hartshorne, John B. Cobb, Jr., and Hans Jonas, who was also influenced by the non-theological philosopher Martin Heidegger.

There is also no critical edition of Whitehead's writings.

* It also inspired two made-for-TV movies: The 1975 two-part TV movie, Attack on Terror: The FBI vs. the Ku Klux Klan, which was based on Don Whitehead's book ( Attack on Terror: The F. B. I.

* The case also inspired two made-for-TV movies: The 1975 2-part TV movie, Attack on Terror: The FBI vs. the Ku Klux Klan, which was based on Don Whitehead's book ( Attack on Terror: The F. B. I.

O ' Dwyer said that in the 1970s he searched through old Bridgeport city directories and concluded that the newspaper likely misspelled the man's name, which he said was Andrew Suelli, who was a Swiss or German immigrant also known as Zulli, and was Whitehead's next door neighbor before moving to the Pittsburgh area in 1902.

Whitehead's expertise also led to the Royal Naval establishment at Portland becoming a major anti-submarine and torpedo warfare centre in both the First and Second World Wars.

Although Wilkinson will likely always be most closely identified with Fish and Marillion ( in a similar fashion to Roger Dean's association with Yes or Paul Whitehead's association with Genesis ) he has also done album cover and concert poster artwork for several other bands, including Iron Maiden and Judas Priest, as well as miscellaneous pieces for Bon Jovi, Jimmy Page, the Who and Kylie Minogue.

The second version, also released in a standard CD single, contained the track, along with the David Morales remix, the Stretch & Vern's Rock & Roll Mix of the song, and a cover version of McFadden & Whitehead's " Ain't No Stoppin ' Us Now ", performed along with American singer-songwriter Luther Vandross.

Process and Reality is known for its defense of theism, although Whitehead's God differs essentially from the revealed God of Abrahamic religions.

Caution: The converse of Whitehead's problem, namely that every free abelian group is Whitehead, is a well known group-theoretical fact.

Unfortunately, Whitehead's attribution of this coin to Kujula, and the claim that the seated figure on the obverse represents the Buddha, is now known to be incorrect.

This is because occasions of experience have some topological character, expressed in Whitehead's theory of extension.

A comprehensive appraisal of Whitehead's work is difficult because Whitehead left no Nachlass ; his family carried out his instructions that all of his papers be destroyed after his death.

Interest in Whitehead's engines is indicated by the recollections of his daughter Rose, who said her father received numerous orders for them and even declined as many as 50 orders in a single day because he was too busy.

Gustave Whitehead and his 1901 monoplane taken near Whitehead's Pine Street shop.

Malik wrote his PhD dissertation about Whitehead, in which Malik compared Whitehead's Metaphysics of Time to that of Martin Heidegger.

On the other hand, many Whitehead scholars read his work as providing a philosophical foundation for the social liberalism of the New Liberal movement that was prominent throughout Whitehead's adult life.

Bergson and Whitehead on Langevin's Paradox and the Meaning of ' Space-Time '" in Durand, G. & Weber, M., eds., Alfred North Whitehead's Principles of Natural Knowledge.

Myths of the Self: Narrative Identity and Postmodern Metaphysics, Lanham, MD: Lexington Books, 0-7391-0843-3, contains a section called ' Alfred North Whitehead: Toward a More Fundamental Ontology ' that is an overview of Whitehead's metaphysics.

* Whitehead Research Project, dedicated to the research of, and scholarship on, the texts, philosophy and life of Alfred North Whitehead ; explores and analyzes the relevance of Whitehead's thought in dialogue with contemporary philosophies

Abelian groups satisfying this condition are sometimes called Whitehead groups, so Whitehead's problem asks: is every Whitehead group free?

Claims for Whitehead's best-known reported manned powered flights depend largely on a newspaper article that said he achieved the feat in Connecticut in August 1901, and on an unsigned Scientific American article in September 1903 describing Whitehead making short flights low to the ground in a motorized triplane originally designed as a glider.

Junius Harworth, who was a boy when he was one of Whitehead's helpers, said Whitehead flew the airplane at another time in the summer of 1901 from Howard Avenue East to Wordin Avenue, along the edge of property belonging to the local gas company.

He said he did not know Andrew Cellie, the other associate of Whitehead who was supposed to be there, and that none of Whitehead's aircraft ever flew, to the best of his knowledge.

As to whether Whitehead's wife resented matters, Stella Randolph wrote " Mrs. Whitehead talked very freely and frankly with the writer, who made several visits to her home, in the 1930s, and there was never any intimation that she harbored any resentment about the past.

When Whitehead told Stanley Beach that his design was faulty and could not work Stanley Beach got angry and sent some men who took the unfinished airplane away from Whitehead's workshop.

The article did not state Whitehead had flown and was published before Whitehead's reported flight of 14 August 1901.

O ’ Dwyer supported his opinion by asserting that Beach became a " politician " who was " rarely missing an opportunity to mingle with the Wright tide that had turned against Whitehead, notably after Whitehead's death in 1927.

Whitehead's last great performance was at Le Mans in 1958 where he came second in an Aston Martin, sharing the driving with his half-brother Graham Whitehead.

Whitehead travelled in Malacca, North Borneo, Java, and Palawan between 1885 and 1888, where he collected a number of zoological specimens new to science, including Whitehead's Broadbill ( Calyptomena whiteheadi ), writing up his experiences in a book on his return.