Bergson: Thinking Beyond the Human Condition

Title Page\nCopyright Page\nContents\nAcknowledgements\nList of Abbreviations and Editions Used\nIntroduction: Thinking Beyond the Human Condition\nChapter 1 An Introduction to Bergson\n	Bergson’s Reception of Kant\n	Thinking Beyond the Human Condition\n	Duration\n	Intuition\n	Bergson’s Critique of Ethical Rationalism\nChapter 2 A Melancholy Science: Bergson on Lucretius\n	I\n	II\n	Concluding Thoughts\nChapter 3 Bergson on Time, Freedom, and the Self\n	Bergson’s Challenge to Common Sense and Science\n	The Two Multiplicities\n	Is Time Space?\n	The Errors of the Associationist Model of the Mind\n	The Force of Time\n	Bergson on the Self\n	Conclusion\nChapter 4 Bergson on Memory\n	Matter and Memory\n	The Types of Memory\n	Perception and Memory\n	Reception and Influence\nChapter 5 On Bergson’s Reformation of Philosophy in Creative Evolution\n	On the Ambition of Creative Evolution\n	The Challenge of the New Biology\n	Bergson on Philosophy and the Study of Evolution\n	Life\n	Bergson and the Hard Problem of Science: What is Life?\n	Conclusion\nChapter 6 Bergson and Ethics\n	Bergson and Morality\n	Bergson on the Origins of Morality and the Character of Obligation\n	The Open Soul and Creative Emotion\n	Bergson between Biology and Phenomenology\n	Obstacles to Humanity’s Moral Progress\n	Conclusion\nChapter 7 Bergson and Nietzsche on Religion: Critique, Immanence, and Affirmation\n	Bergson on Static Religion\n	Bergson on Dynamic Religion\n	Nietzsche on Religion\n	Natural Religion: Immanence and Affirmation\nChapter 8 Bergson on Education and the Art of Life\n	Philosophy\n	Towards Intuition\n	Intuition and Sympathy\n	Education Beyond Intelligence\n	Conclusion\nNotes\n	Introduction\n	Chapter 1\n	Chapter 2\n	Chapter 3\n	Chapter 4\n	Chapter 5\n	Chapter 6\n	Chapter 7\n	Chapter 8\nIndex