Henry Bergson, a well-known French philosopher, was born on October 18, 1859, and today marks the sixteenth anniversary of his birth. In 1927, he was awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature.
One of the most significant thinkers of the contemporary age is Henry Bergson. His influence was wide and deep.
The following report tracks the works of the late French philosopher who was awarded the 1927 Nobel Prize for Literature.
Laughter
This book elaborates on the details of the meaning of the smile, especially the influential laughter, and the text of Bergson addresses the meaning of the vital jump, and the explanation proposed by the living phenomenon, trying to not hold comic originality within a limit or definition, as it is above all, as he says, “Something is living.
No matter how much, we treat it. It was lighthearted, respectful of reality, and it asked, “How can you not tell us its word also in art and life? “, as “the humorous uniqueness arises from real life, and approaching art.” Bergson wants to know what lies behind the surface of the amusing thing. What is a subscriber between the clown exposure.
development of creativity
The deeper consciousness, or awareness of the inner democracy, according to Henry Bergson, is primarily the feeling of a total life or the vital motivation, and this dynamic force is directed in a direction that our instinct feels more strongly than our mind comprehends. This vital motivation represents a creative explosion of a spiritual nature, whose jurisdiction is a substance.
mystical power
a collection of lectures that were given on various occasions and some unfinished research. The following axes are presented in this book: consciousness and life, spirit and body, living ghosts and psychological research, dream.
synchrony and duration
It is a book on physics, which he pursued with a dialectical conversation with Albert Einstein in the French Society for Philosophy, and this book was considered one of his worst books.
The book was not published in the edition of the centenary in French in 1951, which covers all other works he had, and it was criticised for not being sufficiently connected to modern advancements in the field of physics.
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