Creative Evolution
In Creative Evolution, Henri Bergson reexamines the theory of evolution through a philosophical lens, proposing that life is propelled by an inner creative impulse rather than mechanical necessity. He critiques both Darwinian natural selection and finalism, advocating for a vitalist view that embraces duration and intuition as key to understanding life's unfolding complexity.
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Creative Evolution, authored by Henri Bergson, delves into the philosophical underpinnings of biological and evolutionary processes.
The work presents a vitalist perspective, emphasizing the creative and unpredictable nature of life as opposed to deterministic models.
Bergson introduces concepts like élan vital to describe the driving force behind evolution and development.
This influential text bridges philosophy and science, offering profound reflections on time, change, and intuition.
Through rigorous argumentation, it critiques traditional scientific approaches and advocates for a more intuitive understanding of reality.
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