hootka.

intuition, if it could be prolonged beyond a few instants, would not only make the philosopher agree with his own thought, but also all philosophers with each other.

such as it is, fugitive and incomplete, it is, in each system, what is worth more than the system and survives it.

the object of philosophy would be reached if this intuition could be sustained, generalized and, above all, assured of external points of reference in order not to go astray.



henri bergson