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    A New Philosophy: Henri Bergson

    by LovelyMay

    A New Philosophy by Henri Bergson presents a series of essays in which Bergson argues for the primacy of intuition and lived experience over intellectual analysis, offering a dynamic view of time, consciousness, and reality.

    1. Preface
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    2. I. Method.
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    3. VIII. Conclusion.
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    4. II. Teaching.
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    5. I. Mr Bergson’s Work and the General Directions of Contemporary Thought.
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    6. II. Immediacy.
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    7. III. Theory of Perception.
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    8. IV. Critique of Language.
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    9. V. The Problem of Consciousness. Duration and Liberty.
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    10. VI. The Problem of Evolution: Life and Matter.
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    11. VII. The Problem of Knowledge: Analysis and Intuition.
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    12. Index.
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