‘Apart from the Experiences of Subjects There Is Nothing, Nothing, Nothing, Bare Nothingness’—Nature and Subjectivity in Alfred North Whitehead

While long ignored, the philosophy of Alfred North Whitehead has attracted considerable interest and wide academic reception since 2000s. One reason for renewed in Whitehead’s work is most certainly that his concepts offer a way out dualistic schemes thought have dominated conceptual framework West modernity. In my paper, I focus on undoing opposition between nature subjectivity, it crucial aspect concept not to exclude subjectivity from ‘realm nature’. For Whitehead, fundamental feature whole reality by no means exclusively human, leading radically non-anthropocentric, pluralistic notion subject.