Intuition (Bergson)

Intuition, as developed by the French philosopher Henri Bergson in the early 20th century, is a central concept in his philosophy, particularly in his exploration of time, consciousness, and reality. Bergson distinguishes between two forms of knowing: 1. **Intellectual Knowledge**: This type of knowledge is analytical, abstract, and primarily based on concepts and measurements. It tends to compartmentalize and categorize experiences, leading to a fragmented understanding of reality.