Vladimir Jankélévic: Reading Bergson in Depth

The great work of French philosopher Vladimir Jean Kellevich. This book, along with Jill Dolls's Kwanberg Song, is considered one of the two greatest books written about Henry Bergson. Jean Kelebich began writing this book in 1923 after meeting Vergson and published it in 1930. The book presents the importance of the'regenerate illusions' and speaks of the possibility of the "former future" and gives the central character of the criticism of the un-intelligible. Vergsonism is one of the most rare philosophies where the theories of exploration are mixed with the quest itself. The experience of sustainability defines its true and internal style. In that experience we rediscover the ‘immortal’ image, which is truly a vivid source of Vergson meditation. The important difference between multiple evolution and linear evolution is that there is something in the electron that explains the newness and the inherentity at the same time, whereas the latter is embedded in the equations of occipitistic or mechanistic dogmatism, and cannot even be restored to lost unpredictableness through the inter-invasion of the instruments. The philosophy of creation is truly the meeting of a conundrum of contradictions. Just as the intimacy is there in harmony with this, so is the newness in harmony to the inner capacity. There is a more obvious answer to the foolish accusation of dualism that was often made by Vergson. The same life is given in intelligence and a mysterious intuition. There's the same leap, which goes to self, puts down the circulatory societies, stops the fascinating circle of space, and breeds heroism.

Korean title: 깊이 읽는 베르그송

Korean author: 블라디미르 장켈레비치

Korean publisher: 갈무리

ISBN-13: 9788961951937