| Summary: | In this interview, François Azouvi presents the theoretical reasons that led him, from Maine de Biran and Descartes, to write La gloire Bergson: essai sur le magistère philosophique. From this he discuss the possible significance of doing history of philosophy; comments on the links created in the first decades of the twentieth century between the work of Bergson and the artistic avant-gardes; exposes the motivations of catholic power that resulted in the conviction and, years later, in the absolution of Bergsonism; comments the distanced Bergson’s behavior of chronic and political issues that divided France. Azouvi also highlights the critical role of science in the genesis of the reputation of a philosopher who was able to offer to his audience a exacting metaphysical ambition through the most advanced scientific currents of his time.
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