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,Entr’acte: Bergson’s Germanophone Reception and the Rise of ,olitics. This explains how Bergson came to, at least in part misleadingly, appear as an enemy of the Vienna Circle’s Scientific World-Conception. This chapter closes by discussing Logical Empiricist opposition to ., focusing on the influence Russell’s critique of Bergson had on Neurath’s ..

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,Evolutionary Epistemology: Moritz Schlick’s Critique of Intuition,nt of scientific knowledge as a ‘system of images’, Schlick develops an account of theoretical knowledge (.) in which images are replaced by exact concepts. On this basis, Schlick objects against the thesis that intuition is a form of knowledge.

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Different Kinds of Nothing, involves a central appeal to intuition. As Stebbing had foreseen, rival appeals to intuition are counterpoised against Bergson’s view by Heidegger and Sartre. To complicate matters further, Ayer employs a version of Carnap’s argument against Sartre, whose views on nothingness had resulted from his engagement with Bergson.

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Doing Without Masters: Oxford Philosophy and the Analytic-Continental Divide,ge is repeated in similar later polemics by Oxford philosophers, especially Ryle and R.M. Hare. Thus, earlier criticisms of Bergsonism become embroiled in proclamations concerning the existence of a divide that separates ‘a(chǎn)nalytic’ from ‘continental’ philosophy.

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Conclusion,s (like Sartre’s and Heidegger’s) unwillingness to answer criticisms. However, by paying heed to Costelloe-Stephen’s and Stebbing’s work, as this book has shown, communication (without excessive polemics) between Bergson’s analytic critics and some of their interlocutors can be partly re-established.

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Junnan Wang,Qixu Liu,Chaoge Liu,Jie Yinsinterested method of intuition. Section . turns to Bergson’s response to Spencer, his account of the nature of number, and his well-known discussions of the nature of space and time. Section . clears away the common misconception of Bergson as a critic of natural science. Finally, Sect. . briefly addresses his account of language.

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