The Function of Reason

This audiobook features three lectures by Whitehead from 1929, offering a perspective on the relationship between scientific materialism and human thought that remains relevant today. Known for his work in logic, mathematics, and philosophy of science, Whitehead discusses the limitations of scientific methods in fully capturing human experience and explores what is needed to attain a more complete understanding of the cosmos and consciousness. His insights provide a balanced view that aligns scientific inquiry with broader philosophical questions.