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Showing 1 to 20 of 77 for “"Bergson"”.
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Αντίληψη και μνήμη στον Bergson
… παραγνωρίζονται οι ουσιώδεις διαφορές μεταξύ του Bergson και της ίδιας της φαινομενολογίας. Αντικείμενο λοιπόν της εν λόγω εργασίας αποτελεί το βιβλίο του Bergson Ύλη και μνήμη. Για την ακρίβεια η εργασία αυτή είναι το αποτέλεσμα της εμβάθυνσης στην επιχειρηματολογία και στα πορίσματα του βιβλίου …
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Psychic life: the Freud-Bergson convergence
<p>Sigmund Freud and Henri Bergson contemporaneously developed theories of the psyche bearing many features in common, including an unconscious substrate of memories which furnish dreams and a dualism of vital and repetitive drives. I argue that these similarities, which have received little …
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Henri Bergson, Duree Reelle and high modernism.
… and popular appeal of the philosopher Henri Bergson in the first decade of the 20th century is said to have exceeded even that of his fellow Parisian, Jean-‐Paul Sartre in the 1950s. Bergson was an important influence on modernism, achieving a particular resonance with the ‘high modernist’ …
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Henri Bergson and the Superiority Theory of Humor
… Finally, after an interpretation of Bergson?s theory as a superiority theory, Bergson?s writing is used to address the problems of that theory.
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Friedrich Nietzsche and Henri Bergson: a comparison of their moral philosophies
The similarities between Nietzsche and Bergson can be seen in the reactions of both thinkers to Darwinism, the vitalism that both philosophers utilized to explain life's evolution, the distinction made by the two thinkers between men and great men, the developmental frame of reference applied by …
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Art Through Sensation: Unfolding Image and Text Together, Through Bacon, Bergson and Jung
… Deleuze), the metaphysics of philosopher Henri Bergson and the psychology of Carl Jung. The book attempts to build an in-between; to start with givens and fill in the space that blends them together into a smooth transition (intensity). Bringing ideas from philosophy, psychology and art …
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Critical Life: Bergson, Canguilhem and the Critical Investigation of Life and the Living
… of life and the living according to Bergson and Canguilhem. The ‘critical’ perspective in this investigation refers to the exploration of the difficulty, controversy and significance of the problematic concept of life in these two different forms of philosophy of life. For Bergson and …
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Joy as Attunement and End in the Philosophies of Martin Heidegger and Henri Bergson
… attunement through the works of Henri Bergson and Martin Heidegger. We will focus attention on the common theme of "the nothing" and its place in the ontologies of both philosophers. We will argue that Heidegger's use of anxiety is the result of the place of the nothing in his ontology. …
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Das Leben zur Sprache bringen : Bergson und Heidegger im Lichte eines buchstäblich zeit-losen Problems
… untersucht den Einfluss der Philosophie Henri Bergsons auf das Denken des frühen Heidegger in der Zeit der ersten Freiburger Vorlesungstätigkeit. Besondere Beachtung findet hierbei die Auseinandersetzung zwischen Philosophie und modernder Psychologie um die Jahrhundertwende. Ferner werden die …
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Time for a change: the influence of the writings of Henri Bergson and Arthur Symons on the short stories of Katherine Mansfield
… influence of the philosophical ideas of Henri Bergson and the French symbolist movement on the short stories of the New Zealand writer, Katherine Mansfield.
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Bergson's Aristotelian Theory of Duration and the History of Temporality
… Aristotelian heritage runs from Aristotle to Bergson. In this dissertation, I dispute part of this claim. I dispute that the history of the concept of time is Aristotelian, but I agree that there is a connection between Aristotle and Bergson. Bergson, whose writing on temporality was popular …
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Senses of the Future in 19th Century France and America, with Reference to the Philosophies of Victor Cousin, Henri Bergson, Ralph Waldo Emerson, and William James
… a group of philosophers in Victor Cousin, Henri Bergson, Ralph Waldo Emerson, and William James, each of whom sought to resolve past, present, and future in a true vision of the world. I argue that these visions should be characterised as sets of practical accomplishments. That is to say, if they …
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The Feminine Self as a Critique of Spirit: A Cultural Phenomenology
… of spirit through the philosophies of Henri Bergson, Friedrich Nietzsche, Johann Bachofen and especially the classicist Jane Ellen Harrison. With the exception of Bergson, these philosophers of culture are united by a phenomenological attendance to the domains of art, mythology and ritual. …
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God and Time: A Neo-Bergsonian Perspective
… uses key insights from the philosophy of Henri Bergson (1859-1941) to propose a new model of God’s relation to time. Chapter 1 is an introduction to Bergson’s philosophy against the background of Russell’s “The Philosophy of Bergson.” It provides an exposition of two key themes from Bergson …
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Duration, Temporality and Self: Prospects for the Future of Bergsonism
… notoriously, it eludes rationalization. However, Bergson succeeds in presenting time effectively as reality that exists in its own right. Time in Bergson is almost accessible, almost palpable in a discourse which overcomes certain difficulties of language and traditional thought. Bergson equates …
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La déclinaison de la variation. Sur la notion de multiplicité chez Gilles Deleuze
… of Bernhard Riemann and the philosophy of Henri Bergson. Our purpose is to go through the various appearances of this relationship and to reconstruct the fundamental axes of an original concept of multiplicity that we believe Deleuze's thought holds. Thus, our inquiry, via a strategic journey …
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The canon of memory and rhetoric as a way of knowing in selected Miranda stories of Katherine Anne Porter
… sense of memory adheres to the philosopher Henri Bergson's concept of time as pure duration. Bergson defines time as a state in which the present is not separated from the past or the future and one in which time is not set up in any particular order. In the Miranda stories, Porter consistently …
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Viceroy
… shows Francis watching a TV interview with Ida Bergson, a fashion designer from Salt Lake City. The second section follows Esther, who has fled her life in Los Angeles and is attempting to reinvent herself while working at a motel in Bombay Beach, where she meets Tom, Mukpo and a group of …
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On the Function of Ground in Deleuze’s Philosophy <em>Or </em>An Introduction to Pathogenesis
… work of historical figures – Plato, Hume, Kant, Bergson and Nietzsche – and contemporary writings on Deleuze as secondary resources. The analysis proceeds by problematising the related concepts of function and ground in relation to Deleuze’s vitalist philosophy and in relation to the …
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Towards an ethics of otherness: re-considering birth, time, and silence in education
… Time is addressed through the works of Henri Bergson and Michel Serres. In this chapter, time is likened to poetry, and the notion of modern time is criticized for its insistence on linearity, for which Bergson and Serres offer alternate possibilities. The work returns to Serres to discuss the …
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