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“Do you remember which way I was heading?”

Quote by Charles Hartshorne

Book:Hartshorne: A New World View

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Hartshorne: A New World View

This book delves into the ideas and theories presented by Hartshorne, offering an analysis of his contributions to the understanding of the world and human experience. more

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Charles Hartshorne

Charles Hartshorne was an American philosopher born on June 5, 1897, and died on October 9, 2000. He was one of the leading figures in process philosophy, known for his contributions to religious philosophy, metaphysics, and logic. more

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