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Henri Bergson (French: Henri Bergson, pronounced: [ɑʁi bɛʁksɔn]; October 18, 1859 – January 4, 1941) was a French philosopher known for his beautiful writing and attractive ideas. In 1928, he won the 1927 Nobel Prize for Literature for "Creative Evolution".
Nobel Prize library : Miguel Angel Asturias, Jacinto Benavente, Henri Bergson
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Henri Bergson;
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Wilm, Emil Carl, 1877-1932 · 1914
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Henri Bergson; a study in radical evolution
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Wilm, Emil Carl, 1877-1932 · 1914
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The New Philosophy Of Henri Bergson
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Edouard Le Roy · 1913
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A comparison of the main points in the epistemological theories of Borden Parker Bowne and Henri Bergson
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Mills, Ernest Lyman · 1914
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A New Philosophy: Henri Bergson
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