Maria Reinecke, born in (West) Berlin; works as a freelance writer / philosopher / psychological consultant in Berlin. Completed studies: Education, music, religious education, philosophy (TU Berlin). Training: Acting, real estate, hospice service, psychological consultant (psychology of grief), theology in dialog (visiting student at FU Berlin). Since 1993, she has undertaken an intensive examination of A. N. Whitehead's process philosophy: A paradigm for a relational, organistic, procedural world view and a new, dynamic understanding of reality; and the groundwork for a contemporary inter-and trans-disciplinary discourse among science, art, education, and religion. Whitehead's assertion, "Life is hidden in the interstices of every living cell and in the interstices of the brain," (Process and Reality, 690) was the inspiration for her own "interstitial" thinking and her views of both spatial and temporal interstices as "places where events occur," as hidden theaters of reality in which the essential takes place.
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