Time and Free Will: An Essay on the Immediate Data of Consciousness

Henri Bergson

• Essays
• Book language: English
• 203 pages

Time and Free Will is a philosophical essay by Henri Bergson. It examines the nature of time and consciousness, arguing that lived experience cannot be reduced to measurable units. This work is a key text in modern philosophy, offering a profound reflection on freedom and inner life.

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