The collection of papers of this book discuss Whitehead s bold theory of perception from different angles. According to the major perspectives the book is divided into two major parts: the philosophical and the psychological perspective. The four philosophical papers focus on: the relation between Whitehead s theory of perception and his account of the phases of concrescence, the nature of causal explanations in Whitehead s theory of perception, a comparative study on Kitaro Nishida s philosophy of pure experience and Whitehead s philosophy of perception, and a contrasting account of...