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   Sell it yourself. La pensée et le mouvant: Essais et conférences, Henri Bergson. Buchpark. (58906) BusinessRegistered as business seller. 98.1% positive. Seller's other itemsSeller's other items. Contact seller. £15.42.

5. philipstanfield.com › 2014/05/03 › henri-bergson-neoHenri Bergson, Neoplatonist, and the Cubist Aesthetic

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   May 3, 2014 · The philosophy of Henri Bergson was a major and perhaps the most important direct influence on the development of the Cubist aesthetic – as well as central to the development of early twentieth century Modernism.

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   From an examination of Bergson’s influence on the visual arts to a reconsideration of the relationship between aesthetics and metaphysics, Henri Bergson and Visual Culture explores what it means to reconceptualise the visual arts in terms of duration.

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7. academic.oup.com › edinburgh-scholarship-onlineBergson and the Art of Immanence: Painting, Photography, Film

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   Nov 30, 2013 · Bergson and The Art of Immanence is the first book to bring Henri Bergson’s philosophy of immanence together with the latest ideas in art-theory and the practice of immanent art as found in painting, photography, and film.

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   How did Henri Bergson influence modernism?

   • 30.07.1996 The philosophy of Henri Bergson was a major and perhaps the most important direct influence on the development of the Cubist aesthetic - as well as central to the development of early twentieth century Modernism. It is my contention that it was on the back of Bergson’s philosophy that a set of philosophical ways…

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   Was Henri Bergson interested in magic?

   • According to his brother-in-law, MacGregor Mathers, Bergson was not the least bit interested in magic” (Grogin 1988, p. 43). Grogin’s last point oversteps the mark, however, especially since Henri Bergson’s The Two Sources spends so much effort elaborating a sociobiological account of the origins of magical thinking. 19. Le Doeuff 2002, pp. 107–8.

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   What was Henri Bergson trying to do?

   • 18. This is how R. C. Grogin reports on Henri Bergson’s attitude: “What Bergson was trying to do in large part in the generation following 1889 (and this only becomes clear with the appearance of Creative Evolution in 1907) was validate esoteric ideas through empirical and rational means.

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   Did Henri Bergson have French blood?

   • Indeed, while his family became British, Henri eventually adopted French nationality in 1878. Curiously enough, then, there is not a drop of French blood in Henri Bergson, supposedly the quintessentially French philosopher of his time, nor in any of his siblings, including Mina.

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   Was Bergson a feminine philosopher?

   • Ultimately, said Cox, Bergsonʼs philosophy would aid the liberation of women. Therefore, at a time when the idea that Bergsonism was inherently feminine was being used to diminish his authority as a philosopher, Cox argued that it was because Bergsonʼs philosophy was feminine in nature that it should be taken seriously.

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   Was Bergsonism a feminine philosophy?

   • There is a subsequent discussion of how “Bergsonism” was regarded as a feminine philosophy (often by its attackers), was popular with female audiences, and was latterly preserved within the academy by women researchers. Henri and Mina were the son and daughter of Michal Bergson (1820–1898) and Katherine Levinson (1838–1928).

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   Nov 17, 2022 · Philosophy of Religion. Collection: Oxford Scholarship Online. Henri and Mina were the son and daughter of Michal Bergson (1820–1898) and Katherine Levinson (1838–1928). They were born six years apart, in 1859 and 1865, respectively, and were the couple’s second and fourth born, in a family with seven offspring.