Critique of a Metaphysics of Process

This 'Critique of a Metaphysics of Process' aims to provide the necessary demarcations between science and metaphysics, between valid and invalid metaphysics and between immanent and transcendent metaphysics, thus clarifying their role in speculative thought. It advances a process ontology based on three irreducible operators, namely matter, information, and consciousness, sharing the actual occasion as their ontological principal. This metaphysics harmonizes with transpersonal psychology and mysticism.