Henri Bergson
(Francia, 1859-1941)
Filosofo frances y premio Nobel, elaboro una teoria de la evolucion basada en la dimension espiritual de la vida humana que tuvo una gran influencia en multiples disciplinas. Nacido en Paris, el 18 de octubre de 1859, estudio en la Ecole Normale Superieure y la Universidad de Paris. Enseno en varias escuelas desde 1881 hasta 1898, ano en que acepto trabajar como profesor en la Ecole Normale Superieure. Dos anos despues fue nombrado para la catedra de filosofia occidental en el College de France. Entretanto se publico la disertacion doctoral de Bergson Tiempo y libre albedrio (1889)
que produjo mucho interes entre los filosofos. En ella plantea sus teorias de la libertad de la conciencia y del tiempo, al que considero como una sucesion de instantes conscientes, entremezclados e ilimitados. A esta obra le siguio Memoria y vida (1896), libro en el que subraya la selectividad del cerebro humano; La risa (1900), ensayo sobre la base mecanicista de la comedia, que tal vez sea su trabajo mas citado, y La evolucion creadora (1907), donde explora el problema de la existencia humana y define la mente como energia pura, el elan vital o impetu vital, responsable de toda la evolucion organica. En 1914 fue elegido miembro de la Academia Francesa. En 1921 Bergson dejo el College de France para dedicarse a los asuntos internacionales, la politica, los problemas morales y la religion; se habia convertido al catolicismo (sus padres eran judios). En las dos ultimas decadas de su vida solo publico un libro Las dos fuentes de la moral y la religion (1932), donde relaciono su propia filosofia con el pensamiento cristiano. En 1927 recibio el Premio Nobel de Literatura. Murio el 4 de enero de 1941 en Paris. La influencia de sus primeras obras, sobre los filosofos, artistas y escritores del siglo XX es muy amplia. Fue un maestro de la prosa y un brillante conferenciante, su estilo mistico aunque vital contrastaba con el materialismo formalista de sus semejantes. A menudo asociado con la escuela intuitiva de filosofia, el bergsonianismo es demasiado original y eclectico para ser asi conceptuado. Bergson, sin embargo, si subrayo la importancia de la intuicion sobre el intelecto, al impulsar la idea de dos corrientes opuestas: la materia inerte en conflicto con la vida organica, de modo semejante a como el impulso vital se esfuerza por conseguir la accion libre creadora.
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The general public is also invited to attend. World-renowned cellist Yo-Yo Ma, According to paragraph 14 of the first Statutes from 1901, the Foundation was to be represented by a Board with its seat in Stockholm, consisting of five Swedish men. One of these, the Chairman of the Board, was to be designated by the King in Council. The Trustees of the Prize Awarding Institutions the Storting (Norwegian Parliament) approved the will and soon afterwards elected members to the prize-awarding Norwegian Nobel Committee of the Storting. expertise of the Board, led to a transformation from passive to active management. This can be regarded as a landmark change in the role of the Foundation's Board. During the 1960s and 1970s, the value of the Nobel Prizes multiplied in Swedish krona terms but rapid inflation meanwhile undermined their real value, Since 1926, the Prize Award Ceremony has taken place at the Stockholm Concert Hall with few exceptions. In 1971 the venue was the Philadelphia Church and in 1972 the St. Erik International Fair (known today as Stockholm International Fairs) in ?lvsj?, both times due to repairs at the Concert Hall. In 1975 the leading to higher overall return and thus larger Nobel Prizes. in Stockholm, while in Norway the Norwegian Nobel Committee is in charge of the corresponding arrangements. On December 10, 1901, the Nobel Prizes were awarded for the first time in Stockholm and in Christiania (now Oslo) respectively. The opening exhibitions include a video installation called "The Triptych of Hope", a photo exhibition on "Control Arms" by Amnesty International in addition to a film theater, high tech presentations of the laureates and information about Alfred Nobel. The two Japanese prizes were mentioned above. On April 20, 1985, the Science and Technology Foundation of Japan established the Japan Prize. At the first award ceremony, a special prize of JPY 50 million was awarded to the Nobel Foundation "in recognition of the role the Nobel Foundation has played since He presented an ambitious proposal for a Nobel Palace, which generated extensive publicity but also led to doubts and questions. World War I broke out before any decision could be made. The proposal was "put on ice" and by the time the matter was revived after the war, Ivar Tengbom was since the decision in question. The other change concerned deceased persons. Previously, a person could be awarded a prize posthumously if he/she had already been nominated (before February 1 of the same year), which was true of Erik Axel Karlfeldt (Literature Prize, 1931) and Dag Hammarskj?ld (Peace Prize, 1961). the Storting (Norwegian Parliament) approved the will and soon afterwards elected members to the prize-awarding Norwegian Nobel Committee of the Storting. However, the restrictions on the Foundation's freedom of investments continued with minor changes until 1953, although the gold clause and resulting protection against declining value had disappeared as early as World War I. Because of two world wars and the depression of the early 1930s, the prizes shrank in According to paragraph 17 of the original Statutes, the administration of the Board and the accounts of the Foundation for each calendar year were to be examined by five auditors. Each prize-awarding body would elect one of these before the end of the year and the King would designate one, who would be the chairman of the entire original fund, and higher than the real value of the original prizes. Since January 1, 2000, the Nobel Foundation has also been permitted to apply the capital gains from the sale of assets toward the prize amounts. According to Alfred Nobel's will, only direct return - interest and dividends - place. 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