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Emily Herring is a writer based in Paris. She studied philosophy at the Sorbonne and received her PhD in the history and philosophy of science from the University of Leeds. Her work has appeared in the TLS and Aeon.
From perfumed ladies to the end-of-life mud baths, this beautifully written book tells the story of a seemingly unassuming, bowler-hatted Frenchman, whose philosophy would sweep the world. Its profound ideas - evolution, consciousness, time - are explored with depth and humour in a way that is, appropriately, creative and new. Herring has captured the magic and the mystique of Bergson -- Emily Thomas, author of THE MEANING OF TRAVEL Henri Bergson thought nothing could be learned about a philosopher's ideas by studying their life. Herring proves him very wrong in this engaging biography of the Parisian thinker who accidentally became an international celebrity -- Nigel Warburton, author of A LITTLE HISTORY OF PHILOSOPHY With flair and verve, Herring unveils the life and philosophy of the enchanting and trailblazing icon of change and creativity: Henri Bergson. The result is a fascinating biography and magnificent revival of this brilliant thinker who was once the most influential philosopher in the world. Herring's beautifully compelling narrative shows how Bergson's ideas still hold the power to illuminate the human experience and the meaning of life -- Skye Cleary, author of HOW TO BE AUTHENTIC Thanks to Herring, Bergson is back - and it's about time -- Matthew Sweet, broadcaster and author
An Enquiry concerning Human Understanding...
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The Tension Between East and West...
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Orientation and Judgment in Hermeneutics...
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