Time and Free Will

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Bergson's classic treatise challenges philosophical arguments against free will by presenting life as a continuous and unmeasurable flow of experience, rather than a series of discrete states of consciousness. This work delves into the essence of human experience, emphasizing the fluidity of life and the implications for understanding free will. The 2015 reprint faithfully reproduces the original 1910 edition, offering readers a chance to engage with Bergson's profound insights.