Consciousness and Absolute. Subjectivity and objectivity between Bergsonian philosophy and Indian thought

Consciousness and Absolute. Subjectivity and objectivity between Bergsonian philosophy and Indian thought

Moving by a theoretic approach, the paper intends to think through the connections between the Indian philosophy of Śaṃkara (the greater thinker of the Vedanta school, lived in the VIII century b. C.) and the thought of H. Bergson. By such a prospective, indeed, becomes possible a critical remark ab...

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Main Authors: Giacomo Foglietta, Paolo Taroni
Format: Article
Language:Italian
Published: Università degli Studi di Milano 2012-10-01
Series:Nóema
Subjects:
samkara
bergson
filosofia indiana
vedanta
coscienza
assoluto
slancio vitale
evoluzione cratrice
materia
immagine
Online Access:https://riviste.unimi.it/index.php/noema/article/view/2488
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Summary:Moving by a theoretic approach, the paper intends to think through the connections between the Indian philosophy of Śaṃkara (the greater thinker of the Vedanta school, lived in the VIII century b. C.) and the thought of H. Bergson. By such a prospective, indeed, becomes possible a critical remark about some problems of interpretation of the thought of both the authors, who – as we shall see – share a common conceptual horizon.
ISSN:2239-5474

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