A Critical Exposition of Bergsons Philosophy
A Critical Exposition of Bergsons Philosophy
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He draws a unique distinction between " concepts " and " mathematical relations. " The differ- ence is not one of degree ; the " mathematical relation " or "law" is not a refinement of the remaining "concepts"; it differs from them in kind. " Concepts aid science, but they are, for it, only provisional diagrammatic representations. " The ultimate aim of science is to attain to the statement of mathematical relations, constant relations between varying magnitudes, and such laws, though utterly f...oreign to the nature of life and consciousness, are neither provisional nor symbolic in the sphere of matter, for geometry is immanent in matter. Bergson puts his imprimatur upon the ex- position of his theory of the concept given by James in A Pluralistic Universe, and so it may be permissible to quote from that work. " We need a stable scheme of concepts, stably related with one another, to lay hold of our experiences and to co-ordinate them withal. . . . But all these abstract concepts are as flowers gathered, 156 JAMES ON CONCEPTS they are only moments dipped out from the stream of time, snapshots taken, as by a kinetoscopic camera, at a life that in its original becoming is continuous.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He draws a unique distinction between " concepts " and " mathematical relations. " The differ- ence is not one of degree ; the " mathematical relation " or "law" is not a refinement of the remaining "concepts"; it differs from them in kind. " Concepts aid science, but they are, for it, only provisional diagrammatic representations. " The ultimate aim of science is to attain to the statement of mathematical relations, constant relations between varying magnitudes, and such laws, though utterly f...oreign to the nature of life and consciousness, are neither provisional nor symbolic in the sphere of matter, for geometry is immanent in matter. Bergson puts his imprimatur upon the ex- position of his theory of the concept given by James in A Pluralistic Universe, and so it may be permissible to quote from that work. " We need a stable scheme of concepts, stably related with one another, to lay hold of our experiences and to co-ordinate them withal. . . . But all these abstract concepts are as flowers gathered, 156 JAMES ON CONCEPTS they are only moments dipped out from the stream of time, snapshots taken, as by a kinetoscopic camera, at a life that in its original becoming is continuous.
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