An Analysis and a Criticism of Whitehead's Process World view

Ontology and cosmology have since long been in the center of philosophical questions preoccupying the minds of philosophers. In modern times, particularly after Kant's critical philosophy, those cosmological questions were steadily brushed aside, and intellectuals began mainly to deal with epistemology.Whitehead came from among those very few philosophers of the 20th century who revived the main questions of metaphysics. Although proposed traditional questions of metaphysics such as, unity, plurality, fixity, movement, time, and space, in giving his solutions, however, Whitehead remains faithful to no philosophical framework of his predecessor's views, like Aristotles.Whitehead's main challenge is that he wants to propose a new approach, according to the modern findings of mathematics and particularly modern physics, to the important traditional questions of metaphysics.He, then, organized his findings within his process world-view in the light of which he rephrased issues such as, unity, plurality, fixity, movement, time, and space.