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Time and Free Will by Henri Bergson is a philosophical work subtitled An Essay on the immediate data of consciousness. This paperback edition is published by Dover Publications Inc.
Bergson sets out a defence of free will by arguing that many objections arise from confusing different ways of understanding time. Against the physicists’ model of time as something measurable, he describes lived experience as a continuous, immeasurable flow rather than a sequence of clearly separated states of consciousness.
Positioned within religion and philosophy, this is suited to readers interested in classic arguments about time, consciousness and human freedom.
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Religion & Philosophy
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Henri Bergson
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