The Whitehead Research Project sadly reports the death of Reiner Wiehl, philosopher and Whitehead expert at the University of Heidelberg. Professor Wiehl died on December 30, 2010, at the age of 81. He served as Professor of Philosophy at the University of Heidelberg since 1976, where lectured and wrote on Kant, Whitehead, and existentialism. Together… Read More News: Death of Reiner Wiehl

Inauguration of the Critical Edition of Whitehead (September 11, 2010) It is our pleasure to announce that the Whitehead Research Project (WRP) has secured permission from A. N. Whitehead’s estate to begin editing his published and unpublished academic writings. With this very welcome news we also announce the inauguration of the Critical Edition of Whitehead,… Read More News: Critical Edition Inaugurated

Roland Faber Named Chair of Process Studies, Will Give Inaugural Lecture The Claremont School of Theology and the Center for Process Studies are pleased to announce the inauguration of Dr. Roland Faber as the Kilsby Family/John B. Cobb Professor of Process Studies. Dr. Faber’s inauguration will be commemorated by a lecture and celebration on April… Read More News: Roland Faber Process Studies Chair

The Whitehead Research Project is pleased to announce Dr. Timothy E. Eastman as our first Whitehead Member. Tim has very generously donated a substantial number of Whitehead’s works to WRP, many of which are first editions. Tim’s donation will help bring WRP closer to creating the Whitehead Research Interface (EVE), the first digital edition of… Read More News: First Whitehead Member

WRP welcomes Ashley Riordan, Brianne Donaldson, and Katie Schubert as new members of the WRP team. Ashley will be assisting with our online presence, Brianne will be working on book and article collections, and Katie will be assisting with public relations. Find out more about them by visiting the team page.

WRP is proud to announce one of its most daring and innovative projects: the Whitehead Research Interface, also known as EVE (in honor of Whitehead’s beloved wife, Evelyn). Once implemented, EVE will revolutionize the study of Whitehead’s works by providing open access to the most complete electronic library of Whiteheadian scholarship in the world, some… Read More News: Whitehead Research Interface