Birth of Henri Bergson
Henri Bergson is born in Paris to a Polish father and an English mother.
Follow Henri Bergson through 11 dated historical records for France.
A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.
Henri Bergson is born in Paris to a Polish father and an English mother.
Bergson enters the Ecole Normale Superieure to study philosophy and the humanities.
Bergson passes the competitive philosophy examination and begins teaching in provincial lycees.
Bergson publishes Time and Free Will, distinguishing lived duration from spatialised clock time.
Publication of "Time & Free Will"
Bergson publishes Matter and Memory, examining perception, memory and the relation between mind and body.
Bergson is appointed to a chair at the College de France.
Bergson publishes Creative Evolution, presenting life as an open-ended creative process.
Bergson is elected to the French Academy during the height of his international influence.
Bergson receives the Nobel Prize in Literature for his rich and vitalising ideas.
Henri Bergson dies in occupied Paris, aged eighty-one.
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