Deleuze's Bergsonism

In this exploration of Bergson's philosophical contributions, Craig Lundy delves into the intricate relationship between Henri-Louis Bergson and the ideas of Gilles Deleuze. Lundy navigates Bergson's advocacy for intuition over intellect and the fluidity of time, revealing how these concepts resonate within Deleuze's own theories.

The book thoughtfully examines how Deleuze interprets and reconfigures Bergsonian thought, providing a fresh perspective on both philosophers. Through careful analysis, readers are invited to grasp the significance of Bergson's emphasis on creative evolution and duration, laying the groundwork for contemporary philosophical discourse.