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An Introduction to Metaphysics
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Henri Bergson

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Science has been mistaken as the origin of the processes it employs because intuition, once attained, lasts but for a moment and must find a mode of expression and of application which conforms to our practical habits of thought. This is why the logical equipment of science is taken for science itself, forgetting the metaphysical intuition from which all the rest has sprung; engendering sciences' "relativity."

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Philosophical empiricism is born of a confusion between the point of view of intuition and that of analysis. Seeking for the original in the translation, where naturally it cannot be, it denies the existence of the original on the ground that it's not found in the translation. It leads of necessity to negations.

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this makes me want to scratch my eyes out, it's so abstract...very nice, love it.

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i wanna sit in a corner and ugly cry for not reading Bergson early.

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