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The Bergsonian intuition of duration : the time of science is space
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According to Bergson, the philosophical tradition had been unanimous in declaring the question of time essential. However, it had neglected its correct framing which, for the author, lies in the metaphysical approach of an immediate and inner experience of concrete duration.
In the current paper, we shall present Henri Bergson's concept of time, particularly the author's critique to the scope scientific discourse has of this concept. Simultaneously, we shall explore the central role of time in the Bergsonian thought, metaphorically understood as the very stuff of reality. We shall not, therefore, explore Bergson's ideas on Physics, but some of the metaphysical consequences that he withdraws from certain physics' concepts or theories.
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Ciência Filosofia Henri Bergson Tempo
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Costa Carvalho, Magda, "The Bergsonian intuition of duration: the time of science is space", em P. Alves, J. Croca e M. Gatta (eds.), Space, Time and Becoming, Lisboa, Faculdade de Letras da Universidade de Lisboa/Cátedra A Razão, 2013, pp. 155-171.
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Faculdade de Letras, Universidade de Lisboa