Author: Bergson, Henri
Synopsis:
In "Time and Free Will: An Essay on the Immediate Data of Consciousness," Henri Bergson takes readers on a captivating exploration of the nature of time and the complexities of human consciousness. Through thought-provoking analysis and philosophical insights, Bergson challenges conventional notions of time and delves into the intricate relationship between our perception of time and our ability to exercise free will. Drawing from various disciplines, he presents a compelling argument that challenges the deterministic view of the universe and offers a fresh perspective on the fundamental nature of existence.
Genres: Philosophy, Non-fiction
Themes: Time, Consciousness, Free Will, Perception, Determinism
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