Bergson and his influence: a reassessment

New York: Cambridge University Press (1976)
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This 1976 book outlines the main themes of his philosophy and seeks to clarify the much-debated question of how operative a role he played, through a detailed study of his personal and intellectual relationships with four younger ...

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