Focusing on Henri Bergson's philosophical contributions, this study explores his profound impact on art, literature, and the humanities, while revealing his significant influence on the sciences. Bergson's concepts of time, intuition, and creative evolution not only inspired literary figures like Marcel Proust but also advanced psychological and scientific fields, including memory science and cosmology. The text highlights how Bergson's ideas anticipated developments in areas such as quantum physics, making it a valuable resource for interdisciplinary studies in creative thinking and intellectual history.
