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    A New Philosophy: Henri Bergson

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    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.

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