Henry, Bergson et la phénoménologie matérielle
Henry, Bergson et la phénoménologie matérielle

Summary/Abstract: Michel Henry recognized himself within Maine de Biran’s work, while rejecting the French spiritualistic tradition to which this one was attached. However, without occulting the great diff erences which separate him from this tradition, it seems that we fi nd in Bergson’s fi rst book, more than in Maine de Biran, the premises of an ontological dualism, such as he supported, which announces an authentic philosophy of the conscience, beyond any intentionality. In return, as if Michel Henry had emphasized a tendency already present in Time and Free Will, we could read again Bergson’s fi rst book in the light of material phenomenology itself.

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