I am trying to find  an article by Daniel Boorstein which
appreared in the Wall Street Journal in about 1998 or 1999 which might
be named or identified with the phrase "The Age of Process"

Hello Bobbuonaccorsi,

I located the  Wall Street Journal article by Daniel J.  Boorstin, titled: 

 ?A World of New Questions: From ?Why?? to ?How???  The Wall Street Journal 

This article was published on June 22, 1999.

A preview of this article is available here:

 http://pqasb.pqarchiver.com/wsj/access/42544232.html?dids=42544232:42544232&FMT=ABS&FMTS=ABS:FT&date=Jun+22%2C+1999&author=By+Daniel+J.+Boorstin&type=8_1984&desc=A+World+of+New+Questions%3A+From+%60Why%3F%27+to+%60How%3F%27


I found a free copy of this article as well.
http://roundtable.truck.net/archive/o_t__t_12221__how.html

Here are some relevant excerpts where the terms "process philosophy"
and ?creative process? are mentioned

?In the course of a few centuries the sciences had been transformed into an 
ever-growing catalog of new realms of questions. And a whole new view of 
the role of the scientist was encouraging and impelling the sciences. This was 
to be expressed in what came to be known as a "process philosophy."

 (?)

?To meet this challenge,  Henri Bergson wrote his eloquent "Creative
Evolution" (1907), in which he  denied that evolution was a purely
mechanistic process. Instead, he saw  evolution activated by a
creative inner experience. This he called the "elan  vital," or vital
spirit -- the power of life to overcome fixed and rigid forms. So, for
Bergson, evolution itself was a living creative process.?

(?)

?No one expressed the spirit of this modern process philosophy better than 
Albert Einstein (1879-1955). In "Religion and Science" (1930), Einstein wrote: 
"The individual feels the futility of human desires and aims and the sublimity 
and marvelous order which reveal themselves both in nature and in the world 
of thought.?

A World of New Questions:  From 'Why?' to 'How?'  By Daniel Boorstin.

Read the full text of this article here:
http://roundtable.truck.net/archive/o_t__t_12221__how.html

Search criteria:
WSJ
Wall Street Jourtnal
Daniel Boorstin
1998..1999


I hope this is the correct article. If this isn?t the article you
recall, please let me know via the clarification feature BEFORE rating
my answer and I will resume my search.

Best regards,
Bobbie7

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Request for Answer Clarification by bobbuonaccorsi-ga on 24 Feb 2006 13:07 PST

What I received when I went to the link you cited is a part of the
original article.  It was the correct article, however I am looking
for the entire text.

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Clarification of Answer by bobbie7-ga on 24 Feb 2006 13:20 PST

Hello Bobbuonaccorsi,
 
The entire text of this article can be found at this link:

http://roundtable.truck.net/archive/o_t__t_12221__how.html

Bobbie7

Hi, 
I am looking for a Daniel Boortsein writing called "What Happened to
the American Dream" It has a line in it that reads "Never have people
been more the masters of their emnvironment. Yet never have a people
felt more deceived and disappointed. For never has a people expected
so much more than the world could offer." Can someone direst me to
this writing? Thank You

The image;: Or, What happened to the American dream 
by Daniel J Boorstin 
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0006AXNK8/103-8989118-0440621?v=glance&n=283155