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Time Thinking: Bergson's Double Philosophy of Mind

It is the intention of the present paper to show the importance of the contradiction that Bergson might be said to have discovered, namely, the contradiction between thought and time. Moreover, the purpose here is to show the importance of this contradiction not only for Bergson's own philosophy, but in itself, or for philosophy in general, for philosophy today, and not only for the philosophy of time but for the philosophy of thinking, for the philosophy of mind. This remark sets up a triple goal, three objectives that we will try to reach in order: