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Henkinen tarmo

by Henri Bergson

Translated by J. A. Hollo

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"Henkinen tarmo" by Henri Bergson is a philosophical treatise written in the early 20th century. The book delves into the relationship between consciousness and life, exploring themes such as memory, free will, and the nature of existence. Bergson's work likely presents complex ideas about the creative aspects of consciousness and human experience. The opening of "Henkinen tarmo" begins with a reflection on the role of consciousness in understanding life and existence. Bergson emphasizes the importance of approaching philosophical questions about consciousness and its relationship with the body without becoming trapped in abstract systems. He posits that consciousness is intricately linked to memory and future anticipation, suggesting that these elements are crucial for understanding human action and creativity. In introducing these concepts, Bergson sets the stage for a deeper exploration of how consciousness operates and its impact on individual agency and the broader scope of life.

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