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The self is a dynamic center of consciousness from "summary" of Time and Free Will (Annotated Edition) by Henri Bergson

This idea of the self as a dynamic center of consciousness is crucial to understanding Bergson's theory of time and free will. According to Bergson, the self is not a static entity but rather a constantly evolving and changing center of consciousness. It is dynamic in the sense that it is always in motion, always in flux. This dynamic nature of the self is what allows us to experience time in the way that we do. Time, for Bergson, is not a fixed and unchanging entity but rather a fluid and evolving reality. It is the self, as a dynamic center of consciousness, that allows us to perceive and experience this fluidity of time. Our experience of free will is also intimately tied to this concept of the self as a dynamic center of consciousness. Bergson argues that our sense of free will arises from our ability to act in accordance with our inner nature, our dynamic center of consciousness. It is this dynamic self that gives us the freedom to make choices and decisions in the world.
  1. Bergson's theory of time and free will hinges on the idea that the self is a dynamic center of consciousness. This concept underpins his entire philosophy and provides the foundation for his understanding of the nature of time and the human experience of free will. By recognizing the self as dynamic and constantly evolving, we can begin to grasp the profound implications of Bergson's ideas for our understanding of the world and ourselves.
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Time and Free Will (Annotated Edition)

Henri Bergson

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