L'Avenir de la philosophie bergsonienne

ORIGINAL EDITION, taken from the Revue politique et littéraire dite Revue bleue (1917, n° 8 to 10)[nbsp
]UNIQUE EXEMPLARY of the philosopher and historian of literature Ernest Seillière, enriched with 6 PIECES, including 3 autograph letters signed by Henri Bergson :"..
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would like to tell you right away the pleasure I had in reading these so benevolent and penetrating studies, you have deepened my various works, you have brought them closer together, and you have drawn from this comparison conclusions that I had not always formulated, but which seem to me to be in complete harmony with the spirit of doctrine... " (Paris, May 30, 1917)... 
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You have gathered in my last book[Thinking and Moving] a number of essential passages; you have commented on them with your usual penetration; and from all this came out a very lively article, suggestive as everything you write... " (Vevey, June 20, 1934)... 
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You are certainly the one I must thank first of all, because you thought for me about this Nobel Prize a very long time ago[Bergson was the winner of the Prize in 1927 and received it in 1928], whereas the idea would not even have occurred to me that I could claim it... "(Paris, December 25, 1928)[nbsp
]- An autograph letter signed by the academic and director of the Germanic Review Félix Piquet to Ernest Seillière (1928)[nbsp
]- Two press clippings (an article by Gabriel Hanotaux on Bergson's trip to America, 1917, an article by René Gillouin entitled "Que sera la morale bergsonienne?



"», 1918).