# 노트테이킹 ![[Pasted image 20240317125641.png]] > Bergson proclaimed that there are three modes of apprehending the world: perception, rationality, and intuition. At the most basic level is simple and instinctual perception. Our body as object encounters other objects in a field perpetually in flux. Reason, which is a function of memory, organizes perceptions into comprehensible patterns. Intuition, transcending both brute perception and rational organization, reunifies experience that has been fragmented by intelligence. [@andrew_andre_2013, 13] ## References