The Concept of Nature: The Turner Lectures Delivered at Trinity College, November 1919 by Alfred North Whitehead is a seminal philosophical study that views nature as an inexhaustible source of ideas and creativity. In this book, the author examines nature as the main component of the universe, separating it from the concepts of classical mechanism. Whitehead analyzes the interaction between nature, society and the mind, revealing new perspectives on the role of man in the universe. This book is an important contribution to the development of philosophy of nature and metaphysics, expanding the horizons of understanding nature and existence.