Bergson dal vivo
EDITORIALE / Federica Buongiorno, Rocco Ronchi, Caterina Zanfi / Si può a buon diritto sostenere che la cultura europea del...
EDITORIALE / Federica Buongiorno, Rocco Ronchi, Caterina Zanfi / Si può a buon diritto sostenere che la cultura europea del...
SECTION I: The Courses and Bergson's Work
INTERVISTE / 1 / a cura di Rocco Ronchi / In this interview Rocco Ronchi draws the attention of Arnaud François...
ARTICOLI / 1 / Federico Leoni / This article explores some aspects of Bergson’s organology, namely of his interpretation of...
ARTICOLI / 2 / Élie During / The recently published transcripts of Bergson’s 1903-1904 course on the history of memory theories,...
ARTICOLI / 3 / Leonard Lawlor / L’évolution du problème de la liberté is a course in the history of philosophy....
CONTRIBUTI / 1 / Alessandra Campo / Every time Bergson wants to describe the way by which traditional metaphysics has thought...
SECTION II: Bergson's Courses and the History of Philosophy
CONTRIBUTI / 2 / Salvatore Grandone / The article analyzes the Bergsonian historiographical approach in his courses at College de France (1902-1905). In these lessons Bergson shows a deep sensibility in explaining the questions of...
ARTICOLI / 4 / Sylvain Roux / In the course in the Collège de France of 1904-1905, Bergson analyzes the various theories of freedom which were since Antiquity proposed. There he finds the opportunity to present...
ARTICOLI / 5 / Paolo Di Leo / This article deals with the concept of freedom in Bergson and in Plotinus. This concept is a central one in Bergson’s work, as he himself remarks many times:...
CONTRIBUTI / 3 / Saverio Mariani / This paper analyzes the peculiar relationship between Bergson and Spinoza by the means of three sources. The history of philosophy excursus in the Creative Evolution, and two lessons held...
CONTRIBUTI / 4 / Tommaso Giordani / Taking issue against an established view, which reduces the interactions between Bergson and Sorel to a shared ‘irrationalism’, the article reconstructs successive phases of engagement between the two, focussing...
SECTION III: Duration, Process, Reality
INTERVISTE / 2 / a cura di Caterina Zanfi / In this interview, Frédéric Worms takes Bergson’s distinction between “two senses of life” in an original direction and explains what his own “critical vitalism” owes to...
ARTICOLI / 6 / Keith Alan Robinson / Although both Bergson and Whitehead respond to Zeno in their mature works they take opposing paths. For Whitehead Zeno’s paradoxes are formative for his own conception of time and...
ARTICOLI / 7 / Jean-Claude Dumoncel / Bergson has defined a dynamic schema which challenges structuralism in advance and opens a new path to modal metaphysics. While structuralism carries as its cross its commitment to the Saussurian...
ARTICOLI / 8 / Peter A. Y. Gunter / It is often assumed that Bergson’s intuition is a dead end: much goes into it, but nothing comes out of it. In this article I attempt to show...
ARTICOLI / 9 / Luca Vanzago / In this paper I address the problem of discussing if and to what extent could Whitehead’s philosophy be compared to, and even derived from, Bergson’s work. The aim of...
CONTRIBUTI / 5 / Ulysse Gadiou / The purpose of this article is to discuss, through Bergson and Whitehead, the status of the order of nature in a philosophy of immanence. After a brief outline of...
CONTRIBUTI / 6 / Giulio Piatti / When Henri Bergson, in Duration and simultaneity, intends to show that durée constitutes the ‘pattern’ of reality, he refers to Alfred North Whitehead’s «beautiful» book on the philosophy of nature...
