Title Statements
- Full title :The Bergsonian mind / edited by Mark Sinclair and Yaron Wolf.
Edition Statements
- Publication Date:2021.
- Edition:1st
Publication Statements
- Publisher(s):Routledge
- Place of Publication:London
- Language:eng
- Publication Date:2021.
Notes
<P>Introduction <I>Mark Sinclair and Yaron Wolf</I></P><B><P>Part 1: Sources and Scene</P></B><P>1. The Roots of Bergson's Concept of Duration Reconsidered <I>Mark Sinclair</I> </P><P>2. Bergson vs Herbert Spencer: Real Becoming and False Evolutionism <I>Heike Delitz </P></I><P>3. Bergson at the Collège de France <I>Céline Surprenant </I><B></P><P>Part 2: Mind and World</P></B><P>4. Duration: A Fluid Concept <I>Susanne Guerlac</I> </P><P>5. Bergson on the Immediate Experience of Time <I>Yaron Wolf </P></I><P>6. The Perception of Change and Self-Knowledge: Bergson and Kant <I>Yaron Senderowicz</I> </P><P>7. On Freedom: Bergson after Kant <I>Matt Barnard</P></I><P>8. Character and Personality: From a Privileged Image of <I>Durée </I>to the Core of a New Metaphysics <I>Donald Landes</P></I><P>9. Subject and Person in Bergson <I>Camille Riquier</P></I><P>10. Attention to Life and Psychopathology <I>John Ó Maoilearca</P></I><P>11. Bergson on the Emotions <I>Keith Ansell-Pearson</P></I><P>12. Bergson's Social Philosophy of Laughter <I>Stephen Crocker</P></I><P>13. The Naive Realism of Henri Bergson <I>Robert Watt</P></I><P>14. Bergson and Metaphysical Empiricism <I>Stéphane Madelrieux</P></I><P>15. The Psychological Interpretation of Life <I>Tano Posteraro</P></I><P>16. Bergson on Virtuality and Possibility <I>Tatsuya Murayama</P></I><P>17. Bergsonian Metaphysics: Virtuality, Possibility, and Creativity <I>Adrian Moore</P></I><P>18. Reflections on the Notion of System in <I>Creative Evolution</I> <I>Arnaud François</P></I><P>19. Infinite Divisibility vs. Absolute Indivisibility: What Separates Einstein and Bergson <I>Yuval Dolev</I><B></P><P>Part 3: Ethics and Politics</P></B><P>20. Closed and Open Societies <I>Alexandre Lefebvre and Nils Schott </P></I><P>21. Bergson on Emotion and Ethical Mobilization <I>Arnaud Bouaniche</I> </P><P>22. Bergson and Sociobiology <I>Melanie White </P></I><P>23. The Phantom Presence of War in Bergson's <I>Two Sources</I> <I>Melanie Weill </I><B></P><P>Part 4: Reception</P></B><P>24. Bergson and William James <I>Jeremy Dunham</I> </P><P>25. Bergson and German Philosophy <I>Caterina Zanfi</I> </P><P>26. The Vital Impulse and Early 20<SUP>th</SUP>-Century Biology <I>Emily Herring</I> </P><P>27. From Time to Temporality: Heidegger's Critique of Bergson <I>Heath Massey</I> </P><P>28. Russell Reading Bergson <I>Andreas Vrahimis</I> </P><P>29. The Concept of Substitution in Bergson and Levinas <I>Miguel Paley </P></I><P>30. The Way of the Africans: Césaire, Senghor and Bergson's Philosophy <I>Souleymane Bachir Diagne</I> </P><P></P><P></P><B><P>Part 5: Bergson and Contemporary Thought</P></B><P>31. Irreducibility, Indivisibility, and Interpenetration <I>Barry Dainton</I> </P><P>32. A Bergsonian Response to McTaggart's Paradox <I>Matyáš Moravec</I> </P><P>33. Bergson and Process Philosophy of Biology <I>Anne Sophie Meincke</I> </P><P>34. Bergson as Visionary in Evolutionary Biology <I>Mathilde Tahar</I> </P><P>35. 'Living Pictures': Bergson, Cinema, and Film Philosophy <I>Dave Deamer</P></I><P>36. Anti-intellectualism: Bergson and Contemporary Encounters <I>Matt Dougherty</I>.</P><P></P><I><P>Index</P></I>
The Physical Object
- Description:1 online resource : : illustrations (black and white).
Edition Identifiers
- ISBN:9780429665264, 0429665261, 9780429667985, 0429667981, 9780429020735, 0429020732
- DOI:10.4324/9780429020735
- oclc:on1295121550
- Dewey Decimal:194
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