Time and Free Will: An Essay on the Immediate Data of Consciousness

abstract action admit affective sensation Alcan antecedents assert associationism associationist assume causality College de France colour conception concrete consciousness conservation of energy count créatrice determinism discrete multiplicity distinct distinguish dynamic effect effort Eleatics elements emotions endosmosis experience expressed extensity external world fact Fechner feeling freedom geneous give given Hence Henri Bergson homogeneous medium homogeneous space hylozoism hypothesis idea of space identical impression increase inner intensity intervals juxtaposition kind L'Évolution Le Rire Leibniz luminous intensity magnitude mathematical matter means measure mechanical ment mind moments motion movement moving body muscular nature objects organism oscillations ourselves Paris perceive perception permeate pheno phenomena phenomenon philos philosophie physical picture position present principle psychic psychological psychophysicist psychophysics pure duration quantity reality reason relation remain Revue sciousness sensation shade side by side simultaneity speak stimulus succession surface symbolical things tion whole word