This author of three essays on laughter also wrote The Two Sources of Morality and Religion and Matter and Memory.
This philosopher's final book divides the first title concept into "open" and "closed" forms, which correspond to "dynamic" and "static" forms of the second title concept. He argued that memory is not localized in a specific part of the brain in a work written as a response to ThÃ©odule Ribot. He illustrated a major concept with the image of two (*) spools with a tape running between them. This author of three essays on laughter also wrote The Two Sources of Morality and Religion and Matter and Memory. His major work introduced a subjective experience of time called "duration," which was further developed in a book that proposed that evolution is guided by Ã©lan vital, Creative Evolution. For 10 points, name this Nobel-winning French philosopher who wrote Time and Free Will.
This philosopher's final book divides the first title concept into "open" and "closed" forms, which correspond to "dynamic" and "static" forms of the second title concept.
Henri Bergson 