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	His doctoral thesis ''Time and Free Will: An Essay on the Immediate Data of Consciousness'' introduces the concept of ''durée'' (duration). For Bergson duration is not linear. An individual may perceive time differently. If you are busy or absorbed in thought time may gain speed, but if you are bored time may slow down. It is your mind that does not work in a linear way, past and present intersect, the individual stands between now and then.		His doctoral thesis ''Time and Free Will: An Essay on the Immediate Data of Consciousness'' introduces the concept of ''durée'' (duration). For Bergson duration is not linear. An individual may perceive time differently. If you are busy or absorbed in thought time may gain speed, but if you are bored time may slow down. It is your mind that does not work in a linear way, past and present intersect, the individual stands between now and then.

	~~In ''Introduction to Metaphysics'' Bergson presents the three images of duration, one of them is the spool image~~
	The first image represents two spools, one is unrolling depicting the ongoing flow of ageing, the other spool is rolling up illustrating the ongoing growth of memory which corresponds to consciousness.


	Sources:		Sources:

	~~http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Duration_%28philosophy%29~~


	http://plato.stanford.edu/entries/bergson/		http://plato.stanford.edu/entries/bergson/

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	1859-1941. ~~The most influential~~ French philosopher ~~of the 19th~~ and ~~early 20th centuries~~.		1859-1941. French philosopher. Central and influential publications on time and laughter.

	~~'''Duration ( ''Durée'' )~~
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	~~According to Bergson, duration is a theory of time and space. Bergson presented this theory in his doctoral thesis ''Time and Free Will: An Essay on the Immediate Data of Consciousness.''~~

	For Bergson "duration" is not linear. ~~It is unextended, mobile and incomplete and cannot be juxtaposed as successive parts.~~		His doctoral thesis ''Time and Free Will: An Essay on the Immediate Data of Consciousness'' introduces the concept of ''durée'' (duration). For Bergson duration is not linear. An individual may perceive time differently. If you are busy or absorbed in thought time may gain speed, but if you are bored time may slow down. It is your mind that does not work in a linear way, past and present intersect, the individual stands between now and then.
	An individual may perceive time differently. If you are busy or absorbed in thought time may gain speed, but if you are bored time may slow down. It is your mind that does not work in a linear way, ~~time~~ and present intersect, the individual stands between now and then.
	~~Moreover, Bergson explored the inner life of man.~~
	~~He opposed individual time to science. Individual time can change, whereas for science time remains the same~~.

	His doctoral thesis ''Time and Free Will: An Essay on the Immediate Data of Consciousness'' was a criticism on Immanuel Kant who believed that the free will can only exist outside of time and space, that is the reason why people do not know if something like free will does exist at all. For Kant it is a pragmatic faith.		In ''Introduction to Metaphysics'' Bergson presents the three images of duration, one of them is the spool image


	~~The Spool Image~~

	In ~~his~~ ''Introduction to Metaphysics'' Bergson presents the three images of duration, one of them is the spool image
	The first image represents two spools, one is unrolling depicting the ongoing flow of ageing, the other spool is rolling up illustrating the ongoing growth of memory which corresponds to consciousness.		The first image represents two spools, one is unrolling depicting the ongoing flow of ageing, the other spool is rolling up illustrating the ongoing growth of memory which corresponds to consciousness.

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	~~Henri Bergson (~~1859- 1941~~) the~~ most influential French philosopher of the 19th ~~century~~ and early 20th ~~century~~.		1859-1941. The most influential French philosopher of the 19th and early 20th centuries.

	'''Duration ( ''Durée'' )		'''Duration ( ''Durée'' )
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	According to Bergson, duration is a theory of time and space. Bergson presented this theory in his ~~doctor~~ thesis ''Time and Free Will: An Essay on the Immediate Data of Consciousness.''		According to Bergson, duration is a theory of time and space. Bergson presented this theory in his doctoral thesis ''Time and Free Will: An Essay on the Immediate Data of Consciousness.''

	For ~~Bergsosn~~ "duration" is not linear. It is unextended, mobile and incomplete and cannot be juxtaposed as successive parts.		For Bergson "duration" is not linear. It is unextended, mobile and incomplete and cannot be juxtaposed as successive parts.
	An individual may perceive time differently. If you are busy or absorbed in thought time may gain speed, but if you are bored time may slow down. It is your mind that does not work in a linear way, time and present intersect, the individual stands between now and then.		An individual may perceive time differently. If you are busy or absorbed in thought time may gain speed, but if you are bored time may slow down. It is your mind that does not work in a linear way, time and present intersect, the individual stands between now and then.
	Moreover Bergson explored the inner life of a man.		Moreover, Bergson explored the inner life of man.
	He opposed individual time to science. Individual time can change, whereas for science time remains the same.		He opposed individual time to science. Individual time can change, whereas for science time remains the same.

	His ~~doctor~~ thesis ''Time and Free Will: An Essay on the Immediate Data of Consciousness.'' was a criticism on Immanuel Kant who believed that the free will can only exist outside of time and space, that is the reason why people do not know if something like ~~the~~ free will does exist at all. For Kant it is a pragmatic faith.		His doctoral thesis ''Time and Free Will: An Essay on the Immediate Data of Consciousness'' was a criticism on Immanuel Kant who believed that the free will can only exist outside of time and space, that is the reason why people do not know if something like free will does exist at all. For Kant it is a pragmatic faith.

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	For Bergsosn "duration" is not linear. It is unextended, mobile and incomplete and cannot be juxtaposed as successive parts.		For Bergsosn "duration" is not linear. It is unextended, mobile and incomplete and cannot be juxtaposed as successive parts.
	An individual may perceive time differently. If you are busy or absorbed in thought time may gain speed, but if you are bored time may slow down. It is your mind that does not work in a linear way, time and present intersect, the ~~individuak~~ stands between now and then.		An individual may perceive time differently. If you are busy or absorbed in thought time may gain speed, but if you are bored time may slow down. It is your mind that does not work in a linear way, time and present intersect, the individual stands between now and then.
	Moreover Bergson explored the inner life of a man.		Moreover Bergson explored the inner life of a man.
	~~Bergson opposes~~ individual time to science. Individual time can change, whereas for science time remains the same.		He opposed individual time to science. Individual time can change, whereas for science time remains the same.

	His doctor thesis ''Time and Free Will: An Essay on the Immediate Data of Consciousness.'' was a criticism on Immanuel Kant who believed that the free will can only exist outside of time and space that is the reason why people do not know if something like the free will does exist at all. For Kant it is a pragmatic faith.		His doctor thesis ''Time and Free Will: An Essay on the Immediate Data of Consciousness.'' was a criticism on Immanuel Kant who believed that the free will can only exist outside of time and space, that is the reason why people do not know if something like the free will does exist at all. For Kant it is a pragmatic faith.

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	His doctor thesis ''Time and Free Will: An Essay on the Immediate Data of Consciousness.'' was a criticism on Immanuel Kant who believed that the free will can only exist outside of time and space that is the reason why people do not know if something like the free will does exist at all. For Kant it is a pragmatic faith.		His doctor thesis ''Time and Free Will: An Essay on the Immediate Data of Consciousness.'' was a criticism on Immanuel Kant who believed that the free will can only exist outside of time and space that is the reason why people do not know if something like the free will does exist at all. For Kant it is a pragmatic faith.

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	The Spool Image~~'''~~		The Spool Image

	In his ''Introduction to Metaphysics'' Bergson presents the three images of duration, one of them is the ~~spoolimage~~		In his ''Introduction to Metaphysics'' Bergson presents the three images of duration, one of them is the spool image
	The first image represents two spools, one is unrolling depicting the ongoing flow of ageing, the other spool is rolling up illustrating the ongoing growth of memory which corresponds to consciousness.		The first image represents two spools, one is unrolling depicting the ongoing flow of ageing, the other spool is rolling up illustrating the ongoing growth of memory which corresponds to consciousness.

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	Bergson opposes individual time to science. Individual time can change, whereas for science time remains the same.		Bergson opposes individual time to science. Individual time can change, whereas for science time remains the same.

	His doctor thesis ''Time and Free Will: An Essay on the Immediate Data of Consciousness.'' was a criticism on Immanuel Kant who believed that the free will can only exist outside of time and space that is the reason why people do not know if something like the free will does exist at all. For Kant it is a pragmatic faith .		His doctor thesis ''Time and Free Will: An Essay on the Immediate Data of Consciousness.'' was a criticism on Immanuel Kant who believed that the free will can only exist outside of time and space that is the reason why people do not know if something like the free will does exist at all. For Kant it is a pragmatic faith.
	~~Bergson argues that Kant mistook time with spatial representation.~~
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	The Spool Image '''
			The Spool Image'''

	In his ''Introduction to Metaphysics'' Bergson presents the three images of duration, one of them is the spoolimage		In his ''Introduction to Metaphysics'' Bergson presents the three images of duration, one of them is the spoolimage
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	http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Duration_%28philosophy%29		http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Duration_%28philosophy%29


	http://plato.stanford.edu/entries/bergson/		http://plato.stanford.edu/entries/bergson/

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	Henri Bergson (1859- 1941) the most influential French philosopher of the 19th century and early 20th century.		Henri Bergson (1859- 1941) the most influential French philosopher of the 19th century and early 20th century.

	Duration ( ''Durée'' )		'''Duration ( ''Durée'' )
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	According to Bergson, duration is a theory of time and space. Bergson presented this theory in his doctor thesis ''Time and Free Will: An Essay on the Immediate Data of Consciousness.''		According to Bergson, duration is a theory of time and space. Bergson presented this theory in his doctor thesis ''Time and Free Will: An Essay on the Immediate Data of Consciousness.''

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	His doctor thesis ''Time and Free Will: An Essay on the Immediate Data of Consciousness.'' was a criticism on Immanuel Kant who believed that the free will can only exist outside of time and space that is the reason why people do not know if something like the free will does exist at all. For Kant it is a pragmatic faith .		His doctor thesis ''Time and Free Will: An Essay on the Immediate Data of Consciousness.'' was a criticism on Immanuel Kant who believed that the free will can only exist outside of time and space that is the reason why people do not know if something like the free will does exist at all. For Kant it is a pragmatic faith .
	Bergson argues that Kant mistook time with spatial representation.		Bergson argues that Kant mistook time with spatial representation.
			'''
	The Spool Image		The Spool Image '''

	In his ''Introduction to Metaphysics'' Bergson presents the three images of duration, one of them is the spoolimage		In his ''Introduction to Metaphysics'' Bergson presents the three images of duration, one of them is the spoolimage

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	1859-1941. French philosopher~~, winner~~ of the ~~1927 Nobel Prize in Literature~~.		Henri Bergson (1859- 1941) the most influential French philosopher of the 19th century and early 20th century.

	~~[[Category~~:~~Expansion]]~~		Duration ( ''Durée'' )

			According to Bergson, duration is a theory of time and space. Bergson presented this theory in his doctor thesis ''Time and Free Will: An Essay on the Immediate Data of Consciousness.''

			For Bergsosn "duration" is not linear. It is unextended, mobile and incomplete and cannot be juxtaposed as successive parts.
			An individual may perceive time differently. If you are busy or absorbed in thought time may gain speed, but if you are bored time may slow down. It is your mind that does not work in a linear way, time and present intersect, the individuak stands between now and then.
			Moreover Bergson explored the inner life of a man.
			Bergson opposes individual time to science. Individual time can change, whereas for science time remains the same.

			His doctor thesis ''Time and Free Will: An Essay on the Immediate Data of Consciousness.'' was a criticism on Immanuel Kant who believed that the free will can only exist outside of time and space that is the reason why people do not know if something like the free will does exist at all. For Kant it is a pragmatic faith .
			Bergson argues that Kant mistook time with spatial representation.

			The Spool Image

			In his ''Introduction to Metaphysics'' Bergson presents the three images of duration, one of them is the spoolimage
			The first image represents two spools, one is unrolling depicting the ongoing flow of ageing, the other spool is rolling up illustrating the ongoing growth of memory which corresponds to consciousness.


			Sources:

			http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Duration_%28philosophy%29
			http://plato.stanford.edu/entries/bergson/

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1859-1941. French philosopher, winner of the 1927 Nobel Prize in Literature.

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