المجلة الجزائرية للأبحاث والدراسات
Volume 9, Numéro 3, Pages 32-43
2026-07-31
الكاتب : أمعوش موسى .
This approach, which we are developing in this research paper, aims to discuss the issue of intuition According to the French philosopher Henri Bergson, as a concept that occupies a pivotal position within the procedural system of his spiritual philosophy. As formulated by Bergson, intuition is not merely a cognitive tool, but rather an independent méthodes based on direct spiritual emotion and a vital connection with the changing essence of reality. This gives it a special significance within a philosophical system that establishes knowledge based on inner subjective experience. Based on this importance, Bergsonism, as a comprehensive philosophical system, is deeply rooted in this Methods, making intuition a means of understanding time, life, and consciousness in a way that transcends abstract rational data. Today, in light of the return of some contemporary philosophies to rethinking the self, the soul, and time, it has become possible to recover Bergsonian intuition as a tool for understanding what cannot be reduced to mathematical or scientific concepts. Therefore, this paper seeks to question this approach from two perspectives: on the one hand, its ability to produce objective knowledge despite its subjective nature, and on the other hand, the limits of its effectiveness in the contemporary philosophical context, which is witnessing increasing tension between strict rationalism and new spiritual tendencies.
Intuition, ; Methodology, ; Durability, ; Time, ; The moment.