Bergson and His Philosophy
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Bergson and His Philosophy is a book by John Alexander Gunn. The preface says the aim of this little work is practical, and that it is put forth in the hope that it may be useful to the general reader and to the student of philosophy as an introduction and guide to the study of Bergson's thought. The contents list names chapters called The Reality of Change, The Relation of Soul and Body, and Freedom of the Will, among others.
The text says that for the student as yet unpractised in philosophical reflection, Bergson's skill and clarity of statement, his fertility in illustration, his frequent and picturesque use of analogy may be a pitfall. A quoted speaker says the object of the thesis has been precisely to find a position intermediate between moral Liberty and Free Will. One note says that a letter was occasioned by Bergson's writings on the War.
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- John Alexander Gunn
- Pages
- 149
- Language
- English
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