Will of Bergson's Philosophy / Hideki Maeda

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Philosophy : Henri Bergson (1859-1941), a French philosopher in the Academic Library of kodansha, wrote in his will on February 8, 1937, saying, "I declare that I have published everything that I want the public to read," and strictly prohibited after-death publications other than the seven books that he had published before his death. The books that Bergson designated as his own were four books : "A Theory on the Direct Application of 『 Consciousness" 』 (1889), "『 Matter and Memory 』" (1896), "『 Creative Evolution 』" (1907), "『 Two Sources of Morality and Religion 』" (1932), "two collections of essays :" Energy 』 of 『 Spirit "(1919)," 『 Thought and Moving 』 "(1934), and" 『 Laughs 』 "(1900). In reality, after his death, he published a collection of his writings, a collection of letters, and even lecture notes. It goes without saying that they are important materials for research, but on the other hand, it is also a fact that cannot be denied that the will of the philosopher was brutally betrayed. This book is said to be faithful to the will. Read only the works that Bergson designated as his own books honestly and sincerely. Readers of this book can know that there are things that emerge only through his common practice. This book is a" complete edition "that adds new writings to the already established book.