Misconceptions of Bergson and Einstein

This chapter examines the misconceptions surrounding Henri Bergson's biography and his debate with Albert Einstein, which have contributed to the analytic-continental divide in philosophy. It addresses the misrepresentation of Bergson as anti-science and discusses his frustrations with public debates, emphasizing the importance of deeper philosophical discourse. The narrative also critiques figures like Bertrand Russell for inaccuracies in understanding Bergson's work, ultimately reflecting on the challenges of accurately representing philosophical ideas amidst sensationalism.