2017
DOI: 10.3917/puf.franc.2017.03.0205
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Annales bergsoniennes, VIII

Abstract: Les deux sources de la morale et de la religion, plus que les autres ouvrages de Bergson, fait une large part à l'affectivité dans la vie humaine, saisie dans le registre conceptuel de la sensibilité ou de l'émotion. L'importance du rôle de la sensibilité-que manifeste de manière exemplaire le statut accordé à l'expérience mystique et, à travers elle, à l'individualité ou à la personnalité-rattache par un certain côté Bergson à une tradition qui, de Henri Delacroix à Ignace Meyerson, s'est efforcée de restaure… Show more

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“…The reassessment of Bergson's philosophy seemed to positively invest the intuition of duration and of life but couldn't afford the philosophy of The Two Sources and in particular its philosophy of history. It was precisely the tension with this aspect of Bergsonian thought that nourished Merleau-Ponty's philosophy of history in the 1950s, along the lines of his reflections on expressivity and the institution (Belot 2006;Caeymaex 2017). For Merleau-Ponty -who was seeking a history "in the making" (se faisant), a positive evaluation of the social and impersonal dimension, prior to the personal dimension -Bergson could not offer a satisfactory model for the philosophy of history:…”
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“…The reassessment of Bergson's philosophy seemed to positively invest the intuition of duration and of life but couldn't afford the philosophy of The Two Sources and in particular its philosophy of history. It was precisely the tension with this aspect of Bergsonian thought that nourished Merleau-Ponty's philosophy of history in the 1950s, along the lines of his reflections on expressivity and the institution (Belot 2006;Caeymaex 2017). For Merleau-Ponty -who was seeking a history "in the making" (se faisant), a positive evaluation of the social and impersonal dimension, prior to the personal dimension -Bergson could not offer a satisfactory model for the philosophy of history:…”
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“…Assim, por uma leitura equivocada ou superficial, a escola de Durkheim encontrava na filosofia da duração seu perfeito antagonista e, de certa forma, as teses de Bergson teriam servido de impulso para Durkheim ser Durkheim. Sobre a relação entre As duas fontes e as ciências sociais, vale conferir também Caeymaex (2017), Sitbon-Peillon (2009) e Pinto (2016).…”
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