Hassan Hanafi's profound work, 'Bergson, Philosopher of Life,' delves into the intricate philosophical contributions of Henri Bergson, a pivotal figure in 20th-century thought. Hanafi meticulously analyzes Bergson's core concepts, including the elan vital, duration, and intuition, which challenged traditional rationalism and mechanistic views of the universe. This book offers a critical examination of Bergson's philosophy of life, highlighting its strengths and weaknesses, and situating his ideas within a broader intellectual context. Hanafi explores how Bergson's insights continue to resonate in contemporary discussions on consciousness, time, and human experience, making this a vital read for anyone interested in modern philosophy and its enduring impact.