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Media type:
Book
Title:
Bergson and phenomenology
Contains:
Institution and duration : an introduction to Bergson's 'Introduction to metaphysics'
/ Leonard Lawlor
Bergson on the driven force of consciousness and life
/ Rudolf Bernet
Bergson and Merleau-Ponty on experience and science
/ Gary Gutting
Man falls down : art, life and finitude in Bergson's essay on laughter
/ Stephen Crocker
Intuition and freedom : Bergson, Husserl and the movement of philosophy
/ Hanne Jacobs and Trevor Perri
Life, thinking and phenomenology in the early Bergson
/ Dan Zahavi
A criticism of Sartre's concept of time
/ Pete A.Y. Gunter
Life as vision : Bergson and the future of seeing differently
/ Alia Al-Saji
Miracles of creation : Bergson and Levinas
/ Nicolas de Warren
The psycho-physics of phenomenology : Bergson and Henry
/ John Mullarkey
From the world of life to the life-world
/ Pierre Kerszberg
Consciousness or life? Bergson between phenomenology and metaphysics
/ Frédéric Worms
The failure of Bergsonism
/ Renaud Barbaras.
Description:
Often neglected as an influence on phenomenology, Bergson's thought has resurfaced and brought challenges to phenomenology. In a series of original essays and translations, leading scholars of contemporary continental philosophy seek to redress this oversight and inaugurate a long over due dialogue and yet pertinent to the future of continental philosophy. This thematically focused collection reintroduces Bergson to the dominant discourse in continental philosophy (phenomenology), reevaluates phenomenologists' readings of Bergson (e.g., Heidegger, Sartre, Merleau-Ponty, Levinas, and Henry), and examines Bergsonian challenges to phenomenological methods and issues. What emerges is not only a revitalized Bergson read on his own terms, but also a view of the vibrance of Bergson's thought and its central contributions to perennial issues in phenomenology and contemporary continental philosophy: including dualism, intentionality, subjectivity and selfhood, science, time, ethics, freedom, life and affectivity. -- Product Description