...artificial, approximative, obtained by compounding the old with the old and the same with the same. Thus, to the eyes of a philosophy that attempts to reabsorb...humanity, humanity no longer seems isolated in the nature which it dominates. As the smallest grain of dust is bound up with our entire solar system, drawn along...

...soul ever seek to rise to the Divinity whence it came. Bergson also expressed similar ideas: "Thus, to the eyes of a philosophy that attempts to reabsorb...many difficulties vanish or become light. But such a 124 doctrine does not only facilitate speculation; it gives us also more power to act and to live....

...eternal past, gave him his holiest and most solid support. "Such a doctrine," as Bergson himself says, "does not only facilitate speculation, it gives us...longer seems isolated in the nature that it dominates." Ever since his earliest studies in classical and French literature, Peguy had felt the working of this...

...would be one in which both intelligence and intuition should attain their full development.7 "Thus to the eyes of a philosophy that attempts to reabsorb...doctrine does not only facilitate speculation ; it also gives us more power to act and live. For with it we feel ourselves no longer isolated in humanity,...

...not only facilitates speculation but is also of vast ethical significance. It gives us, says Bergson, more power to act and to live. For with it, we feel...longer seems isolated in the nature that it dominates. Just as the smallest grain of dust is dependent upon our entire solar system so all organized beings...

...consciousness (and not variation, selection, and adaptation) is "the motive principle of evolution" (182). "To the eyes of a philosophy that attempts to reabsorb intellect in intuition," Bergson assures us, "many difficulties vanish or become light" (270). In her enthusiastic agreement,...

...artificial, approximative, obtained by compounding the old with the old and the same with the same. Thus, to the eyes of a philosophy that attempts to reabsorb intellect in intuition, many diff1culties vanish or become light. But such a doctrine does not only facilitate speculation; it gives...