Bergson y la crítica al esquematismo de la representación: la filosofía como máquina de plantear problemas y horizonte del pensar

Abstract

Starting from an analysis of the paradox of Zenon and the notions of quantitative and qualitative multiplicity,  Bergson establishes, on the one hand, the incapacity of rational knowledge to explain the real and, on the other, he emphasizes the form of intuition as an immediate apprehension that, due to a sympathy phenomenon, can grasp its own form like a duration which is intensity and creative display. In this sense, Bergson releases the philosophical analysis from the rational schematism and creates the horizon for the restatement of the problems that philosophy confronts, making from his doctrine a machine to raise problems and invite the thought to develop itself without the limitations of rational knowledge.