In his final book, The Two Sources of Morality and Religion, Bergson wrote about the need to inject more spirit—meaning more humanity—into our technology, which is progressing too fast for our ethical concerns to keep up. He also wrote about our need to find ways to open up societies that close up on themselves and retreat into increasing authoritarianism and xenophobia. The thinker of durée still has a lot to say to the present moment.
