Bergson's Doctrine of Intuition, The Donnellan Lectures, by A.A. Luce 1921 Full Audiobook

Bergson's doctrine of intuition posits that intuition, a form of direct, non-intellectual knowing, is the primary way to grasp reality, particularly the fluid, ever-changing nature of life and consciousness. He contrasted this with intellect, which he saw as useful for practical, spatial knowledge but limited in grasping the dynamic, qualitative aspects of existence.

00:00:04 Intro
00:00:13 Preface
00:00:35 Chapter 1 - The Method of Intuition
00:38:37 Chapter 2 - Free-Will
01:17:03 Chapter 3 - Mind and Body
02:02:52 Chapter 4 - Theory of Evolution

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