Quoi faire des ratés de l’histoire de la philosophie ? Le cas du « spiritualisme » de Henri Bergson et de Victor Egger

Victor Egger, a little-known spiritualist philosopher of nineteenth century France whose work Henri Bergson read when he was a student, is used here as a case study to question the different ways in which history of philosophy is practiced nowadays and as a way to examine the history of this genre of scholarship.