Intelligence in the readings of Henri Bergson and Jean Piaget

The book "Intelligence in the readings of Henri Bergson and Jean Piaget" offers an in-depth analysis of the concepts of intelligence as interpreted by philosophers Henri Bergson and Jean Piaget. It examines the similarities and differences in their theories and highlights how both thinkers view the structure, functions, and development of intelligence. Bergson sees intelligence as a practical tool that helps humans interact with and shape their environment. In contrast, Piaget describes intelligence as a dynamic process based on the assimilation and accommodation of knowledge. These differentiated perspectives provide new insights into the nature of intelligence and its role in human life, particularly in the context of creating and adapting to the environment.