The first English translation of a new set of lectures by Henri Bergson at the College de France.
Recenzijas
These lectures present a nuanced and multifaceted exploration of the concept of freedom, highlighting its vitalist and dynamic nature. * French Studies * What a gift to the Anglophones! Bergson as teacher! Thanks to the team of distinguished Bergson scholars who prepared this volume with palpable care, it succeeds in presenting philosophy in the making to English readers in a way that feels at once rigorous, easy, and... inevitable. This is a precious volume and a must read for anyone interested in Bergsons thought and the historical evolution of philosophy as he sees it. * Suzanne Guerlac Distinguished Professor of French, Emerita, UC Berkeley, USA *
Papildus informācija
The first English translation of a new set of lectures by Henri Bergson at the College de France.
Series Preface: Henri Bergson at the Collčge de France
Acknowledgments
Introduction: Henri Bergson, Freedomist
1. December 6, 1904
2. December 16, 1904
3. December 22, 1904
4. January 13, 1905
5. January 20, 1905
6. January 27, 1905
7. February 3, 1905
8. February 10, 1905
9. February 17, 1905
10. February 24, 1905
11. March 3, 1905
12. March 10, 1905
13. March 17, 1905
14. March 24, 1905
15. March 31, 1905
16. April 7, 1905
17. April 14, 1905
18. May 5, 1905
19. May 12, 1905
20. May 19, 1905
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Notes
Bibliography
Henri Bergson (1859- 1941) was a major French philosopher. He was awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1927 and France's highest honor, the Grand-Croix de la Legion d'honneur, in 1930.
Alexander Lefebvre (translator) is Professor of Politics and Philosophy at the University of Sydney, Australia.
Nils F. Schott (translator) teaches philosophy in the Euro-American Program of the Collčge Universitaire de SciencesPo, France.
