Introduction

Bergson's phenomenological reception

Michael Kelly

1-21

Intuition and duration

an introduction to Bergson's "introduction to metaphysics'

Leonard Lawlor

25-41

Bergson on the driven force of consciousness and life

Rudolf Bernet

42-62

Bergson and Merleau-Ponty on experience and science

Gary Gutting

63-77

Man falls down

art, life and finitude in Bergson's essay on laughter

Stephen Crocker

78-97

Intuition and freedom

Bergson, Husserl and the movement of philosophy

Hanne Jacobs, Trevor Perri

101-117

Life, thinking and phenomenology in the early Bergson

Dan Zahavi

118-133

A criticism of Sartre's concept of time

Pete A. Günter

134-147

Life as vision

Bergson and the future of seeing differently

Alia Al-Saji

148-173

Miracles of creation

Bergson and Levinas

Nicolas de Warren

174-200

The psycho-physics of phenomenology

Bergson and Henry

John Mullarkey

201-220

From the world of life to the life-world

Pierre Kerszberg

223-244

Consciousness or life?

Bergson between phenomenology and metaphysics

Frédéric Worms

245-257

The failure of Bergsonism

Renaud Barbaras

258-272