A New Philosophy: Henri Bergson

A New Philosophy: Henri Bergson, published in 1913 by Edouard Le Roy, is a philosophical analysis that introduces the ideas of Henri Bergson, a key figure in early 20th-century thought. The book explores Bergson's views on consciousness, time, and existence, emphasizing his shift from traditional philosophical methods to a more intuitive understanding of reality. Le Roy aims to clarify Bergson's complex ideas, highlighting the significance of intuition in grasping the essence of existence and challenging conventional perceptions of knowledge and experience.