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Bergson accepted rational, ________ thought as a practical instrument for providing useful knowledge but maintained that it was incapable of arriving at _________ or ____________. Reality was the ___________ that suffused all things and it could not be divided into analyzed parts. Reality was a whole that could only be grasped __________ and experienced _____________
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