I thought process philosophy's emphasis on dynamic interactions and transcendent organization might be of interest to HN. Like you, I suspect it could make for

I thought process philosophy's emphasis on dynamic interactions and transcendent organization might be of interest to HN. Like you, I suspect it could make for an fruitful exercise or two. Regarding James, Heidegger, Dewey: I don't think it's so much the willing or teleology as an inclination to emphasize process and becoming over being and permanence. That and a penchant for fusing subject and object. Nietzsche is maybe a stretch, I agree. The author of the piece is a fan. Perhaps that goes some way towards explaining his inclusion?