Time and Free Will: An Essay on the Immediate Data of Consciousness
Henri Bergson explores time, consciousness, and free will, distinguishing duration from measurable time and questioning determinism in this philosophical classic.
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Henri Bergson examines the nature of time and consciousness in this influential philosophical work.
The book distinguishes between quantitative time and the qualitative experience of duration.
Bergson challenges traditional views on determinism and the freedom of the will.
Readers encounter a careful analysis of immediate data of consciousness and its implications.
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