Bergson: Thinking Beyond the Human Condition
Autor Professor Keith Ansell Pearsonen Limba Engleză Paperback – 21 feb 2018
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9781350043954
ISBN-10: 1350043958
Pagini: 208
Dimensiuni: 156 x 234 x 20 mm
Greutate: 0.32 kg
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția Bloomsbury Academic
Locul publicării:London, United Kingdom
ISBN-10: 1350043958
Pagini: 208
Dimensiuni: 156 x 234 x 20 mm
Greutate: 0.32 kg
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția Bloomsbury Academic
Locul publicării:London, United Kingdom
Caracteristici
The author- Keith Ansell-Pearson - is a globally recognised scholar of French philosophy and is one of the leading experts in the writing of Henri Bergson
Notă biografică
Keith Ansell-Pearson holds a Personal Chair in Philosophy at the University of Warwick, UK.
Cuprins
AcknowledgementsList of Abbreviations and Editions Used Introduction: Thinking Beyond the Human Condition 1. An Introduction to Bergson 2. A Melancholy Science: Bergson on Lucretius 3. Bergson on Time, Freedom, and the Self 4. Bergson on Memory 5. Bergson's Reformation of Philosophy in Creative Evolution 6. Bergson and Ethics 7. Bergson and Nietzsche on Religion: Critique, Immanence, and Affirmation (with Jim Urpeth) 8. Bergson on Education and the Art of LifeBibliographyIndex
Recenzii
Ansell-Pearson remains one of the most important Bergson scholars writing in English.
Ansell-Pearson (Univ. of Warwick, UK) has written the best introduction to Henri Bergson (1859-1941) now on the market . Ansell-Pearson touches on most of Bergson's major works and clearly articulates the most crucial Bergsonian concepts. Interest in Bergson is suddenly on the rise, and this volume, which is both spirited and rigorous, will more than meet the needs of newcomers to Bergson's corpus. But the book is much more than an introduction. It will offer clarity and support to those already immersed in Bergsonian philosophy. In sum, this book demonstrates that Bergson readily addresses 21st-century questions about the human condition. Readers of all stripes will appreciate this volume because it speaks to concerns about freedom and self; time and memory; politics, ethics, and religion; the nature of science and philosophy; and, ultimately, how to live well. Summing Up: Essential. Lower-division undergraduates through faculty; general readers.
'The fruits of Keith Ansell-Pearson's years of labour to bring Bergson the philosophical attention he deserves reaches an apogee in this book. And the results are brilliant.'
Ansell-Pearson's book is unquestionably a remarkable introduction to a large swath of Bergson's work and an invaluable contribution to the ongoing resurgence of interest in Bergson . [A] fresh and lively reading of Bergson's thought and provides us with a significant number of scholarly engagements with Bergson's influences, concepts, and potential further contributions.
Keith Ansell-Pearson claims that Henri Bergson's thought marks an upheaval in philosophy of equal magnitude to Kant, Nietzsche, and Heidegger. I can't think of a better author or book to make the case.
Yet another great book from one of our most important scholars on Bergson (and Nietzsche, and Deleuze). There is no question that Ansell-Pearson succeeds in introducing Bergson more thoroughly to the Anglophone world, illuminating all of the most central areas of Bergson's thinking. Of particular note are the final two chapters on ethics and religion in Bergson, areas usually left unexplored by Bergson scholars. Bergson: Thinking beyond the Human Condition is one of the best, if not the best, studies of Bergson.
In his synthetic overview of the work of Henri Bergson Keith Ansell-Pearson explores how "we as human beings can think beyond our own condition." This is an urgent question in the age of the Anthropocene and Ansell-Pearson is right to think Bergson can help us answer it. His book demonstrates, with great clarity, the importance of Bergson's work to the present day. It will prove indispensable not only to teachers and students and but to anyone who wants to see our contemporary world in a new light.
This is an excellent book. Ansell-Pearson's years of sustained, quality engagement with Bergson enable him to show us Bergson as he was: an impassioned, clear philosopher steeped in the history of philosophy, many of its central 'problems' - freedom and determinism, body and soul, brain and mind, habit and attention, self and selfhood, the sources of morality and potential for progress - and the value of thinking those problems for human life.Ansell-Pearson's presentation of Bergson's response to these classical philosophical problems effectively tracks Bergson's careful engagement with both the sciences and philosophy of his day. This informed, clear, and compelling study of the spirit and content of Bergson's philosophy and view of philosophy will generate for analytical and continental philosophers alike new ways of thinking about central issues in their fields.
Ansell-Pearson (Univ. of Warwick, UK) has written the best introduction to Henri Bergson (1859-1941) now on the market . Ansell-Pearson touches on most of Bergson's major works and clearly articulates the most crucial Bergsonian concepts. Interest in Bergson is suddenly on the rise, and this volume, which is both spirited and rigorous, will more than meet the needs of newcomers to Bergson's corpus. But the book is much more than an introduction. It will offer clarity and support to those already immersed in Bergsonian philosophy. In sum, this book demonstrates that Bergson readily addresses 21st-century questions about the human condition. Readers of all stripes will appreciate this volume because it speaks to concerns about freedom and self; time and memory; politics, ethics, and religion; the nature of science and philosophy; and, ultimately, how to live well. Summing Up: Essential. Lower-division undergraduates through faculty; general readers.
'The fruits of Keith Ansell-Pearson's years of labour to bring Bergson the philosophical attention he deserves reaches an apogee in this book. And the results are brilliant.'
Ansell-Pearson's book is unquestionably a remarkable introduction to a large swath of Bergson's work and an invaluable contribution to the ongoing resurgence of interest in Bergson . [A] fresh and lively reading of Bergson's thought and provides us with a significant number of scholarly engagements with Bergson's influences, concepts, and potential further contributions.
Keith Ansell-Pearson claims that Henri Bergson's thought marks an upheaval in philosophy of equal magnitude to Kant, Nietzsche, and Heidegger. I can't think of a better author or book to make the case.
Yet another great book from one of our most important scholars on Bergson (and Nietzsche, and Deleuze). There is no question that Ansell-Pearson succeeds in introducing Bergson more thoroughly to the Anglophone world, illuminating all of the most central areas of Bergson's thinking. Of particular note are the final two chapters on ethics and religion in Bergson, areas usually left unexplored by Bergson scholars. Bergson: Thinking beyond the Human Condition is one of the best, if not the best, studies of Bergson.
In his synthetic overview of the work of Henri Bergson Keith Ansell-Pearson explores how "we as human beings can think beyond our own condition." This is an urgent question in the age of the Anthropocene and Ansell-Pearson is right to think Bergson can help us answer it. His book demonstrates, with great clarity, the importance of Bergson's work to the present day. It will prove indispensable not only to teachers and students and but to anyone who wants to see our contemporary world in a new light.
This is an excellent book. Ansell-Pearson's years of sustained, quality engagement with Bergson enable him to show us Bergson as he was: an impassioned, clear philosopher steeped in the history of philosophy, many of its central 'problems' - freedom and determinism, body and soul, brain and mind, habit and attention, self and selfhood, the sources of morality and potential for progress - and the value of thinking those problems for human life.Ansell-Pearson's presentation of Bergson's response to these classical philosophical problems effectively tracks Bergson's careful engagement with both the sciences and philosophy of his day. This informed, clear, and compelling study of the spirit and content of Bergson's philosophy and view of philosophy will generate for analytical and continental philosophers alike new ways of thinking about central issues in their fields.