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 INTRODUCTION 
 
 Henri Hergson's books are fiiriuiiately now acee>^sil:)le lo the 
 puhhr in a,n English dress. For this reason and ^)eean^:e it 
 seems desirable to have Professor Bergson speak for himself as 
 to his fundamental doctrines, no synopses of the books are gi\ aai 
 ni ilu- fnllowmi: paires, A few words — derived as far as possible 
 from Mr, Here:a.)n him -oif ■ e,r(.\ however, prefixed regarding tho 
 more general features of his philosophy. And first as to Ir tu 
 ition, an idea that plays, as everybody knows, a large r61e in his 
 concepiiun ui philosophic method. Ii hiappens that in I£nglish 
 thoncrht the asssociations that cluster al)ont the word are mainly 
 derived from Platonic transcendentalism, and from the theories 
 of the Scotch wSchool and the super-scientific, regarding an organ 
 of knowli (iie that is independent of experience and superior 
 to the sen nces. These associations with the a priori are quite 
 foreign to the use of the term in the Bergsonian philosophy; and 
 no ru ill It nrecated their introduction into it more vigorously 
 th Pr at a Bergson himself. He has said: " The method that 
 1 propose does not eDiisisi m exlraetmg from reality a simple 
 concept in order ih^at it ma\' then lie submitted to dialectic 
 elaboration^ On tlio contrary, my nunhod demand^: uninter- 
 rupted contact Willi reality. P consists in following reality in 
 all its sinnosh ies. It demands that our faculties of observation 
 even sireieh t lieniselves a.i limes to surpass themselves. It is made 
 ol ^■■■orreetions, retouvdnnys, yradtml eomi)neaiions P: a<i)ires to 
 constitute metaphysics as eertani and as umversallv recognized 
 as any of the other sciences." And agam lie lias said; "Let us 
 accept science in all its concrete complexity; then let us recom- 
 
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 mence, wi t h h i n cw science as its material, a task like 
 
 ancient Tiietaphv-^u i;iu- inidertook with the simpler seuiu^,' rif 
 
 their chiv. W't- must !)re;ik tlie rnathcnialical frainew^ork, take 
 account r)i Vnoloji^wdl, psvehrtlogica] a.!id sr)Cic4ofn.cal scieiua-^, 
 and upon this kirij:er l)ase tercet a metaidiv^^ies eapalue of ja-ang 
 higher and higher by means of the eontuauHa-^. rsrogressua,^ and 
 orga,ni7.ed effort of all i)hilospher<. \\ii») a.re associaietl in the same 
 respect for expia'ience. " 
 
 Agahi he says; " I havi- m/\a-r (a.au:vird iha,t nil '/liiiaaaa^ -h^t-ld 
 be repknxal l)v som.eihirH: el^ca ta* tliat naanuM rdmuka kr y>re- 
 ferred to it. I ha,ve simp]\- tried ti* <;a'\v that when we Iraia- the^ 
 reahn of mathemaiieai and phvsieal olnrri< fc, i-ntertha'' "i kfe 
 and consciousness,, we lus.'d to appi-al to a errtain sense of life 
 that erua'oai'hes upon ]a„na uraicrslandnig aisi 'Isii has its origin 
 in the same vital impjelus a.- mstinct' — although, strictly speaking, 
 instinct is soi^irtlmig whcsHx' diflerent," Finally: "There is 
 nothing mvsterious m tin- facuhv Kxa/ry one of us has liad 
 occaisiori to exercise n to a ccrtam '-xtent. Any one of us, ffs 
 exampk.s who ha:- attempt ^-d nteraiw composition, knows tiiat 
 aftca' the subieci has kwuj knasi -i tidied, mnterinb collected and 
 
 notes ma,(k;a somathi' 
 
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 lu-adi't! to set 
 
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 comi)ositioii itsohk nainely, an effort, often (|U!te painfek u-- 
 pkice our>elvea at trie \a-r\' lieart (jf 1 lie subject, to seek there, as 
 deeplv as po<<ihk an impulse after which we need only let our- 
 seksi's go. . . . Xhsapliv^ical intuition seems to be something 
 of the sarnr kim^ lln nm of observations and experiments 
 gathtaeil together !a. : an/sical science corresponds in metaphysics 
 to the do(?mniaitN amti tiotes of literary composition. We do 
 not :-aa;ure an intmtton of raahty — that is, an ivtcUerfual sym- 
 pathy ivilh the nio<! nitniuitc part of it — unless we have won its 
 confidence l)v k»ng eomiank' avdni* with its outer manifestations. " 
 Ikirning frotn naahod to •ak!i<'^s . aaitter. the following passtise 
 seems to kt; higiVlv :-icmfiearu ffw as' understanding of Burgeon's 
 tretittnent ^A. the tw(> lawlamis winch form tim themes of his 
 Matter una M'emorx and his Creative Ernh-ee^n — a passage com- 
 
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 posed, it should be added, in iqot, namely, after the publica- 
 tion of the former book and considerably prior to the appearance 
 of ihn latter: "I cannot envisage general evolution and the 
 
 lit^ totalitv of the organic world, the coordina- 
 
 ()\ lite in I Hi 
 
 jortHtiation of vrtid organs lo one anoilier in a single 
 n 
 
 progre: 
 tion titid su! 
 
 living sK-itpca the relation^ which physiologv and psychology 
 
 wem to have estak^h kad ])etween cerebral activity and thought 
 
 m rnati, wiihnut arriving at the conclusion that life is an immense 
 
 eiTort ;)ut ft )ri^i 1 p- tliought to obtain from matter something that 
 
 matter is ntiwikiitig to give. Aluiler i^ inert; it i< the seal of 
 
 necx'ssit y ; it proceeds mechanicall v It seems as if thought seeks 
 
 to profit by this mechanical attitude of matter, to utilize it for 
 
 act ions: atid thus to convert into contingent movements in space 
 
 and utifirtSLcable events in time all the creative energy that 
 
 thought carries v.-itinti itself — at least all that is capable of being 
 
 brought into pkw atid externalizeck Cunningly and laboriously 
 
 it piles complication on complication in order to make liberty out 
 
 of necessity, to arrange a matter so subtle, so mobile, that, by a 
 
 veritable physical paradox and grace to an effort which can not 
 
 long endure, libert\ tr.tiy hold itself in cquilibnuni on this very 
 
 mobility. But thought is caught in tht tiet. The vortex upon 
 
 which it has placed itself seizes and holds it. It becomes a 
 
 prisoner of the mechanisms which it has climbed. Automatism 
 
 captures it, and kov an iia vitable forgetfulness of the end that it 
 
 had set for itself, life, which should be only a means lor a Inghur 
 
 end, consumes itself m the effort at simple self-conservation. 
 
 From the lumtblest of organic beings to the higher vertebrates 
 
 which just antecede man we are watching an endeavor always 
 
 missing success. alwav< reimdertaken with an increasingly wise 
 
 art. Man has trmmphed — but wuli ditticulty and so partially 
 
 that it needs only a moment of relaxation or inattention for 
 
 automatism to recapture him. Nevertheless lie law triimiphed, 
 
 thanks to that mar\ ellous mechanism, the human brain. The 
 
 superiority of this nisirurnent seems lo me Uj depend wholly 
 
 upon the indefinite latitude it permits of surmount mg the mechan- 
 
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isms that have given pause to other animals. It forms, not once 
 
 for all t)iit continuously, motor habitudes whose exercise it 
 
 clelet^ates to lower centros. . . . In a ^yr\i-r:i] way. tho sii])t'n" 
 oritv of oirr brain reside^ in tlio ])o\\i'T t'f lilu/raiion whirh it 
 gives lis in rej^arcl tc* hodilv aiiloinatisms thmiudi pcnrntian<]j us 
 incessantly to form new habits wliieh absorb nib nw-- i'V b(bi 
 them in siiborbrna,lion- In this scn>e thuic a- n^ahini- n- be 
 foimb in the brain eorrt,'<rH>n(brur to thv operation of iiwni'Vii i^i 
 its strict, sense. Xo\a.'ri hob--:- n w- thr br:-?-; tlint lias ronclfrs-b 
 human thought pos-ibbs Wbtlioiu n ibo rinbier i>('»wer:-^ <■'[ 
 thoui(ht coiilb not turn, towarb tho niattaial \\oiib aabficnit btavig 
 captured bv autf'>nia,ti:-ni :ind (h"ownod m nnc<jnbCion:nu,'SS." 
 
 No one need;- to bi^ told !i(*-o ih(»roneh]\' brofc^^or Horgson ha? 
 exeniplitied vii hi> own mebliod iA' ihniking and writing the 
 intellectual svtnpaihv winch, he iia- --^(^ wa-U (b/MTOH-fl how after 
 gathering together and ab^urbrng ah avadaba,' :aaentibc niatornil 
 he has found a |>oiru (>( svnopiic xa-wn frtcn wdncf] to on\asage 
 the multitdicU \' of ilwaib-.^ Xoa" <\')t-< an\' r>no wdio ha< billowed 
 the de\a,dopmeni of a^)rniaiO''. .rar\' prnlo:-! ^ bo~ !U.H/d tu bo riatn^nied 
 that in so doing bi"^' »fa<'^'or Borcson lia-. ni his su(o-nn-i\a- books, 
 placod m a new light the old auA oft rdiop-worr^ (piesiions of the 
 natun,^ c^f liu,rnan mlidlntiauac io^ rolation to tdu' brain and to 
 matter and to o\'<obnwn borhaps only the more professional 
 
 students of tjln!' 
 
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 an adequately realize the debt under 
 
 which he has t>la,ood all workars rn iliis hold b\" ctaiterinp atten- 
 tion in siudi an illunnnatmg and rt^aatrdmg wnv ni-on thr n.Coiro 
 of time, and the fnndairu.an al cdiaracier «"'»f tho problem of time 
 for theorio- in nsalitv. of mental lifo, of f-.'rb--a and evolution. 
 No phiiosot'bu/ pr-'blo!;;, oni to-.M" f\A:\' a jaw the same face 
 and as[)cct that it pre>cntc.d befure i'rofessor Bergsoii ia\at*-d 
 us to lo<'>k at n in its cormoxions with duration as a real a!;il 
 fundarnent:tl fact. 
 
 It is tho ol)ioct of the following bibliographical pages to help to 
 bring an even wi b r wadiencein touch w^ith the vital influences that 
 radiate from brofo-soa- Horgson's thongiit. Thev should faeilita 
 
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 a more intelligent understanding of his lectures, and enable those 
 interested to follow up, hx more leisurely reading, the desire for 
 
 furtlitw knowlecige that will spring from them. It has been my 
 
 linvilege. in those jmcfatorv w(^rds, to indicate the place of this 
 Bildiograph\- i^i t.be intellectual and, persraial welcome that 
 Columr)ia bnivcrsbv in general and its l)eparina.:-nt of Philw-^o-^ 
 phv m t'^articular exnwads to our colleague for the time I'^n^g, 
 
 'Professor llenri Bcrgson. 
 
 John DiwvH^s 
 
 Cohmil'jia University, 
 
 December 12, iyi2. 
 
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PART I 
 
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 WORKS BY BERGSON 
 
 Arranged chronologically by date of first publication except that 
 
 translations are placed immediately after the original 
 
 work. Titles marked with an (*) represent 
 
 material which has not been seen 
 
 by the compilers 
 
 La spWaUte. Discours prononc^ par M. Bergson ... ^ la 
 distribution des prix du Lycee d'Angers, le 3 aoM^i882. 
 Angers, Imprimerie Lach^se et Dolbeau, 1882. 16 p. i 
 
 Extraits de Iiicrece: avec une commentaire des notes et une 
 ^ude sur la poesie, la philosophic, la physique, le texte et la 
 langue de Lucrece. Paris, Delagrave, 1884 ^59 P- ^ 
 
 Eighth Edition 119^2]. 
 
 De la simulation inconsciente dans raat dliypiionsme. Revue 
 philosophique, 22 : 525-31 » November 1660. 3 
 
 The hypnotised subject, unable to disobey instmctions, resorts to any 
 possiblTdevice in order to obey, with the result that he seems expert .0 
 deception, but the deception is unconscious. 
 Quid Ari.toteles de ioco senserit. Paris, Felix Alcan, 1889. 
 82 p.* Thesis, Umversite de Paris, Faculte des Lettres. 
 i88q-<)o. 
 Essai sur les donnees iriimWiates de la conscience. Pans, 
 F6iix Alcan i^-m v^n 185 p. 
 Seventh edition, 1909- 
 
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 Time an(i free wiU. An essay on the immediate data of 
 consciousness. Authorized translation by F. L. Pogson. 
 
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T.,ndon, Sw.u. S.vmen«ch«« &__co.. UA.; New York 
 
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 philosophy). 
 
 Second eciitic'ri. iQi-- ^ 
 
 Zeit und freihe.t. i.'.nc ..i.hah.in.u^ui u.ci 
 
 , , „,, ,„.,, , .; >,i.r, IJerechtigte umisetzung. 
 
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 Or THE ORIGINAL WOHK . • r^ _:^. n^ur 
 
 i^ /; •, r -^^ ./..-^-. ^- -'t8-49, March i-)-^ Luigi Fern); RmMS 
 Rmstattalui.aot - - • : l^W L6vy-iii H: Revue critique, n. 
 philosophique <i su) 3-. - \ • J , . ^p^l 
 
 ^ , ,. ,,.,!), .,.^^. ■ i-^^i>- Aicicn Hern. .'i. ': . s ■■' *- vo' f 
 
 JH90 (T. Whitiaker): >po:K.'r a^uii-lun... i . ^^-. i- -•-. -^ 
 Stou^!; A miee philosophique, iS<,". ^27-28, i^')i. 
 
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 ,, ; .,. K velt); Church quarterly review, 7 '^•'^^^ '- 
 
 Apni iQi-:? , William Bruwii;. 
 
 le bon sens et les etudes classiques. Discuurs prononce k 
 "^^ d^ihutK.. des Prix du Concours g^n^ral des ly^es et 
 
 ;;;jt; ,-^^- D^^^trn.aiondes prix du Concours g6n^ral. 
 
 Pari-. Drbiiai!-:. 1^05, 
 
 Memoire et reconnaissance. Reoue phUosophupte, 41 
 
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 Perception et matiere. i?«wc de mStaphysigue et de morale, 
 
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 Republished m ,.,U^^//^^f ^^^ ^n^^inn/r^. 
 Matiere et memoire : essai sur la ivlation du corps avec I'esprit. 
 Pari:., F61ix Mean, 1896. in. 279 p. ^^ 
 
 Sixth edition. iQio. 
 
 TKAN=:i AT loss 
 
 Matene und gedachtnis. Essays zur beziehung zwischen 
 korper und cist. Auiurisierte u.v. verfasser selbst durch- 
 gesehene ubertragung, m. einfuhrung von W. Windelband 
 
 )iederichs, I'loS, xvi, 264 p 
 
 II 
 
 Matter and memory. Authorized translation by Nancy 
 Margaret Paul uuA \V, r^eot^: Palmer^ London, Swan 
 Sonnenscheiu &. o.: Xa^^■ Ynrk. The Macrnillan cc, 1911. 
 XX, 359 P- (Library of phil 
 
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 Of T'Si !^r:iaiv\I, WORK 
 
 A :.:, ,;. metaphysique, 5:353-89, May 1897 ^Vict^r Delbos); An.^r 
 phUc-^nue, ,896,: ^'>"-<>^- '^'>7 '^, ™ony. R.u. P'^^osophi^^^^ 
 : 83 -y,. August .897 (Gustave Belot); M>n^. i^ '''"'' °'n '1' 
 {S. Alexander); 2«<..An/( /«r philosophie, n. s. u v -' .- oq. Hecember 
 1898 (Th. Ziehen); A'- - « -ie metaphysique. 10:225-43- 
 
 Of th; ninMsN translation 
 
 Archiv fur die gesamte psychologic (LiUraturbcrichi) , 15: i ^-^5> ;9^y ^^^ 
 B^un);^ ZeitscHHSi far psychologie, 56:12^29. May ^foj^]^^^^ 
 MuUer-Freienfels); i./.ram.A.. ,../., /'„'a«/«rOe«^.AW, 61 . OT7-T8, 
 
 leptember >..o (Richard FritescheJ: .I,.,-.... hteraturblaU p. 298, 
 1910 (A. MuUer); Zeitschrift fiir pathopsycr.oLogie. 1: 603 -39. "5t- 
 
 Of the Enci.t^it ti; -.n-i ati'W 
 
 ig„; Nation (X. V.). 92:648-49, 29 J"ne 1911: ' ^'^'""^'^^^•l' 
 ll\-oo7 Tuly . .i. T TT, Muirhead); New York Tunes review of books, 
 ,6 7o3 20 August .9"; Inlernalional journal of ethics. ^ '"--r, 
 Ociobe; .on (A E. Taylor); Church iuarUrly reou., 74: 126-42, April 
 19 1 2 (W. Brown). 
 
1 : 0l2 44 
 
 Revue critique: Pr.ncipcs de m^taphysique et de P^y^^^J^' 
 par l^aul )an./^ Revue philo so phi que 44 .^^o o^ ..N^^^em- 
 
 I'H-r iS )7. 
 Le rire. Kfr/fC d'' Pans, 
 
 Le rire: essai -nr la signification du comique. Pans 
 
 Alcaii lijiM). VI 1. 204 P- 
 
 First publisluM' =n lb. A>,-..., de Paris. 1:512 41. 759-9o; 
 
 Seventh edition, 191 1. 
 
 Marvii iu«H>. 
 
 59 9 J, 2; 14^-^79- ^-' '"^ 
 
 F61ix 
 
 15 
 
 ! K A'^'- 
 
 Snnech. Studyum o komide. W:h. i hde; ^.adn^nu. 
 Skrattet. 1:^1 u,u!.rM,kn,,iK :u' kmnikens vasen. Till 
 
 <;vonska a 
 
 \ Algol Riilia. Stockholm, i u 
 
 ( ) 
 
 ■ — 1 
 
 p. 
 
 1 5 
 
 Laughter. Aa cs.ay r>n the meaning ot uu ^^anic. ;^^-^^^^ 
 ,zea i.aaaaiaai hv Cloudcsley Brereton ann Fred, ivolhwell. 
 
 Xt-v Ytaia ■Tlu; Maaiai11aii en . lui i vn.. 2uu p. I7 
 
 REV!!'-W- 
 (")F TliK ^>Kt-rNAl. WORK 
 
 |r, ... /, :.. . . i^s, i)oo: Deufsr/tf litteraturzeitung, 22:13-14. 5 Jan- 
 .;,,v |.,H. Psychological rev^ew, S:9^9, January 1901 J. TT. lutts); 
 
 ,,,„„. . .,.-^,6.Marchi.,o. • r : : ZeUschnft fur p,. Jinen.s.. 
 i;,5:.i5-io, >,o3 (Ziehen); iVafio" (London). 4:348-49, 2» r^ovember 
 
 1908. 
 
 \ I i' ' V 
 
 Of hie !:n*''I ?-•» i K-'^" ^. 
 
 , . . .a/ of psychology, 23: 14^47. January 1912 (E. B. Titche 
 / . , ,,. .72; ;i^ 17 American journal of psychology, 23:^8, 
 
 .1 m 
 iicr 
 
 >■ I ; * 
 
 V r^ iM' - . - 383-404. April 1912; Journal o; 
 
 ;;'ra.v:\-"';..,-u,, _.M.y 1,1. PI. M- Kallen); iVor//. P .^:.^nr.. . ^ 
 i.)S ^5, a. June 1912; Duft/tn review, 151:181-84. J^ly 1912. 
 
 « I ^ 
 
 ■f 
 
 vA I w» 
 
 I 
 
 Wotes sur les origfaes iwychdogiques de notre croyance a la ioi 
 
 de causalitg. Brbliothique du congrls tnlernakonal de 
 
 philosophte. I'loo, p. I-I5- 
 
 Belief in the law of causaUty is based upon *e co-ordination of our ac- 
 tile impressions with our visual impressions. The contmu.ty of visual 
 ioTacirimpressions generates motor habits which - ten^er..s to 
 action The paper was read at the International Congress o^ PMo^^ 
 at Paris in .9^f for an abstract of it and of the discussion that followed 
 ft see the i?Lr^ metapkysnuc ei .le morale. 8:655^0, September 900. 
 T. rev.. Conference faite ^ I'Institut psychologique le ^<> 
 ., /rs ,901 l^nWrf^n ^erinstitutp^yrhohmnetnternalional, 
 ',' ,,n-2^ May 1901; Revue sfie'Hifique, 4^h series i^ 
 705 P"|.:. .-.. Reported u^ condensed form m the 
 
 Revue (If phUosophie . 
 
 I 486-89, April 1 901. 
 
 19 
 
 The mechamsm o£ dreams is like that of normal perceptions. There are 
 itXVessions and memories that ^^^^^^^^^^^^^ 
 the sleeper, unlike the worker, is relaxed from the attituae o 
 To sleep is to be indifferent, to attempt nothing. 
 Le paraileiisme psycho-physique et la metaphys.que pos.t>ve. 
 Butidn, de w Societe jranQdise de philosopinc, 1 . o,^ -J^ 
 
 June laoT. , .. • ^ ^<r iwr 
 
 A discussion by members of the French Philosophical Society of M. 
 BergWs the Js on the subject of Psychophysical parallehsm^ An ^ 
 ^Uent introduction to what is most characteristic m M. Bergen 
 philosophy. 
 L Effort mtellectuel. Re:vue philosophique, 53:' -T- January 
 
 19v)2. T 
 
 -rStSSistrvre^t"^^^^^^^^^^^ 
 
 imelnir In the movement from the P^- ° Uhe -he^ to he 
 plane of the .»n.e. image the^.^^^^^^^^ 
 
 •XmS t^ iroTsStimages. Theadaptationof .h^a to 
 siveiy mo ^.^^ resistance from either, and 
 
 »;rpfo;nionrrhirpTolcesh.^^^^^^^^ i^ the sense of obstacle 
 
 and effort characteristic of intellectual endeavor. 
 
 5 
 
' La voionte. Discour i r )nonc(^ a la distribution des prix du 
 I.\ . e. \ Oltaire, July i )02 ! 'iil)lished in the account of the 
 distribution of prizes. Imprimerie Quelquejeii. i^i"? * 22 
 
 * Rapport siir la foiiciation Carriot. Seances et travaux de VAca- 
 
 (U'ttii!- (Ir^ Si iii!{'r> n:i>r,ih's rt poIifiqi(es (Stance du 6 
 
 d^cembre IQ02), ivk 50-02, January 1903. 23 
 
 Introduction, a la metaphysique. Revue de metaphysique et de 
 
 niariilc, 11:1 -^^6, January 19^3. 24 
 
 Concepts are human instruments and, as dependable instruments, are 
 
 necessarily static. Analysis operates upon what is fictitiously immutable 
 
 and gives a partial and selected account of the facts. To know an object 
 
 as it really is we must not substitute for it a composition of concepts but 
 
 apprehend it in immediate intuition. Metaphysics, the disinterested 
 
 curiosity about things per se, must use this method which alone can lay 
 
 hold of what is fluctuating, elusive but genuine. 
 
 TRANSLATIONS 
 
 Eiiifiihrung iv die iiietaphysik. Autorisicii t ■ Ubertragung v. 
 M.Su-manr' jrii-, !■ Diederichs, 1909. 58 p.* 25 
 
 La filosofia dell' mtuizione : introduzione alia metafisica ed 
 estratti di aitre opere, a cura di Giovanni Papini. Lanciano, 
 R Carabba, 1908. 126 p.* ^6 
 
 Introduction a la metaphysique. Ungar. v. B. Fogarasi, 
 Hii(i:ii)f<l. Vi'\\\7A-^\ !u!" 4 I 
 
 Wstep do metafizyki. Vvv^ i< ■' \^i"z wste pem;poprzedzi!- Kazi 
 iriRTz llteszyriski. Krakow. • \i-hr']mcT. !<)iO. 104 p." 
 Intuition och intelligence. 1 nlcdning till metafyseken. Med 
 ett iuroiil ab proffessor Axi 1 Merrlin. Till svenska av 
 Al^^ot Rtilir, Stockholm, luii,* ^^ 
 
 Vremfa i svoboda voli. S iirilozlii'Tiiern iraktata togo zhe 
 avtora \'\"i'dt'n!e v nit 
 
 
 ^>7a 
 
 let alizikii iirans. b 
 GriinwaldJ. St. ]'^eler>bur^, Russkaut 
 
 S. TT^ 
 
 t*n aiul M. 
 
 (Ml 2, 238 
 
 ^ ^ 28a 
 
 Introduction to metaphysics, iranslatcd kv 1\ 1' Iluliiaz. 
 
 Autla^riz.'f! tMiui.ai ri'Visod Z;. the author wztii adiktional 
 materuik Xcw York, (k P., Pii* luim's Son a hh 2, 02 i). 20 
 
 1^ 
 
 Iiitrodticti<m to a new philosophy. Introduction k la 
 metaphysique, [translated into EngUsh by Sidney Littman]. 
 Boston, juun W . Luce & CO., 1912. 108 p. Portrait. 30 
 
 La pkace et le caractere de la philosophic dans renseignement 
 
 secondaire. Biilletin de la Societe frangaise de philosophie, 
 
 3 : 2 5 s 5 . ! ' ' • bruar y t 003 . 3 ^ 
 
 Rapport sur le concours pour le pnx Halphen ddficemeren 1903. 
 Seances et travaux de i Academie des sciences morales et 
 politiques (Seance du 4 juillet 1903), i6o:540-544> Septem- 
 ber-October 1903. ^^ 
 
 Rl^port sur le concours pour le prix Halphen, a decenier en 1903. 
 Memoires de VAcademie des sciences morales et politiques 
 (Stance du 4 juillet 1903), 24:693-698, 1904. 34 
 
 Vision de kieurs dans kobscurite par les sensitifs. Bulletin de 
 nnstUut general psychologique, 4-30-3I. January-February 
 1004 Discussion. -^^ 
 
 Les radiations N. Bulletin de VInstitut general psychologique 
 (.Seanee du 26 decembre 1903), 4:25-32 January-February 
 1904. Discussion. -^ ' 
 
 Notice sur la vie et les ceuvres de M^. Fehx Ravaisson-Mollien. 
 Seances et travaux de I Academie des stiences morales et 
 politiques (Stance des 20 et 27 f6vrier 1004), 161:673-708, 
 
 1904. ^^ 
 
 Rapport sur la fondation Carnok Memoires de VAcadimie des 
 :,Licncps wnr.ilr, ri politiqiies (Seance du 24 mai 1902), 24: 
 
 38 
 
 35i--,35>a 1004. 
 
 Rapport sur un ouvrage de M. Mortet: Notes sur le texte des 
 
 '*insiiUiiione>" de (;a^-1odoTa^ par M. Victor Mortet. 
 Seances et travaux de I'Aeademie iies sciences morales d 
 
 politiques (S6ance du 21 rn,ai umu U>2:.^b^, i October 
 
 10 
 1904. ^^ 
 
\ 
 
 Rapport siir un oUTTftge de Rliskiri: La Bible d*Amiens. Pre- 
 face ci ira.iuclion ill/ M Mariu Pruust. Seances et iravaux 
 (le r Atadhuw dcs sncnfcs fnoralrs rf poliiiques (Stance du 
 
 Esquisse d'un systeme cle psychoiogie ratioiielle, par Emile Lubac. 
 Pan<, H104. I'naaff dr U Bergson. 41 
 
 Le paralogisme psycho-physiologique. Revue de metaphysique 
 ft dc morale. 12:895 90S. X(»\'('mber 1904. 42 
 
 For a ref)()ri id the subsequent distussion see idem p. h>27 - 
 V> A 1('( tart l)cfnrr the philosophical congress at Geneva, 
 
 The thesis of psycho-physical parallelism is entirely metaphysical in origin 
 and has descended directly from Cartesianism. It is the metaphysic of 
 a science purely mathematical in form, of science as it was conceived in 
 liu time of Descartes. A given psychical state presumes a particular 
 cerebral state, but the same cerebral state may correspond to several 
 vvTx (lifferent psychical states, those namely which would be translated 
 iiitu action b}' the same physical movements. 
 
 Les courbes respiratoires pendant I'hypnose. lUdlrtin dr din- 
 sttiiit general psych(dogiguc, o..>u4, •;:f5^^ \t>.\. March-Apnl 
 1905. 43 
 
 Esprit et matiere. lyuld-tin dr la Snriete frangiist de pfiilosoplne 
 iSeaiua* (ill jj d^cenilaa:, 10042.5:7;; o>i. (005. 44 
 
 DiSi-ussion h\' I^mct. Heri^son aial (ala/T jm-'ia -v''^ 'd trie 
 Society. BerK^f^". i^ '^4 ■<*^)- 
 
 Rapport sur un ouvrage de M. Ossip Lourie: dc bonhetir et 
 rmtellij/enee. Seanees rl Iravaux de /\ha</r/?//V des sciences 
 morales el poliiiques (Stance dii l^' a.\ril i9^'aa n'"4:i!4» 
 July i(.)05 45 
 
 Correspondence avec M. Gaston Rageot sur sa relation a W. 
 James. Revue philoee^piiujuej^x}: 22a] 2\u-v\va ' soms. 46 
 
 Rapport sur le concours pour le prix Bordin (pliilosoi-'liic) ck 
 d^cerner en 1905: Mairie de I3iran^ Seauees et travaiiX de 
 r Aeademie des S( leras'^ niorad/s <7 fa)! ita/utrs iSeanfc do 7 
 novembrt^' ic|05s ir»3:i52 H)j, J(iiniar\- io«>0. 47 
 
 8 
 
 
 1 
 
 i 
 
 
 ^* 
 
 Rapport sur un ouvrage de M^ Jacques Bardoux: Essai d'une 
 psychoiogie de I'Angleterre contemporame : les crises 
 belliqueuses. Seances et travaux de V Academic des sciences 
 morales et poliiiques (Seance du 10 fevrier 1906), 165:683-84, 
 May Ton6. 48 
 
 Rapport sur iin ouvrage de M. G. H. Liiquet: [dees g^n^rales 
 de psychoiogie. Seances et travaux de VAcademie des 
 sciences morales et poliiiques (Seance du 24 novembre 1906), 
 
 167: 425-6, 1007. 49 
 
 Rapport sur un ouvrage de M. Paul Gaultier ^ preface de M. 
 Emile Boutrouxo Ltj serib dt; iarl. Seances et traxaux 
 de VAcademie des sciences morales et poliiiques (Stance du 
 24 novembre 1906), 167: 425-6, March 1907. 50 
 
 L'Idee de neant. Reiue philosophique, 62:449-66, November 
 
 io*>o. 5^ 
 
 Republished as part of chapter iv oiU Evolution creatrice. 
 The idea of nothing is a pseudo idea and any problem based upon it is a 
 pseudo problem. Thus the question, Why does anything exist? is not 
 a legitimate question for philosophy. 
 
 Rapport sur le concours pour le prix Bordin, 1905, ayant pour 
 sujet Maine de Biran. Mtwair^-^ d^' dAeadettiie des sciences 
 tnorales el podtiques^ 25:809-21, 0107. 52 
 
 Notice sur la vie et les (Euvies de M. Felix Ravaisson^Mollien. 
 Menioires de I\'iiademie des sciefite^ morales et poliiiquts. 
 2^ : I 4:v 1007, ^5 
 
 L'Evolution creatrice. Paris, Felix Mean, T007. viii, 403 P- 
 Seventh edition ,1910 ^^ 
 
 iiOVN SLAT IONS 
 
 Creative evolution. Authorized translation by Arthur 
 :\IiichdL X. Y., Holt and co., 191 i . xv, 407 p. 55 
 
Deo skapande iitveckliiigen, Om livets betydelse. Till 
 
 svenska :i,\' AU;-; Ruhr. Slorkholm, TOIT. ^45 P-* 5^ 
 
 Schopferische entwickluiig. i:hi:r>, v. Gertr, Dr. Kaiitoro- 
 vvicz. Jfi..., I.. Dicdcnchs, i^)U. 373 P-* 57 
 
 Ki-aiLVVS 
 Oi- TH!-: OklGLNAL UuHK 
 
 Revue du ntois. August i«)r>7 u. Le Dantec); Revue philosophique, 
 6473 ^3. f il UK)7 (Gaston K igoL); Revue de metaphysique, 15:620-70, 
 S<|)?eni':K r \()o: i xDuis Weber j ; Rri'iew of theology and philosophy, 3:249- 
 51. October 11)07; Hibbert journal, 0:435 4~. Januan^ 1908 (G. TyrreU); 
 Philosophical rcvir.v, 17:84-89, January !u<'^ H I i. Bode); Revue du 
 ciergefrangais, January 1908 (Lenoble); An nee philosophique, 1907, 18: 
 t82-«4 . iQo!^ rp Pi11nn> ; Bullehn dc la semaine, 6 May 1908 (M. Legendre) ; 
 Rcnu' tnunn.U'. 10 1,7 *''3, May-June, 1908 (T. M. Pegnes); Rivista 
 jUoM-'K a 1 I i 19--80, March 1908 (V,. Varisco); Zeitschrift fiir philosophic, 
 15 :,V> 4!. 1908 (H. Schoen); Frzeglad filozoficzny, 1908; Mind, n. s., 
 17:402 oS. fiilv igoS (T. Loveday); Journal of philosophy, 5:603-12, 
 2S I no ,1 ig-^ (A. Mitchell); Revue de philosophie, 13:520-34. Novem- 
 ber I'ioH 1!. irouche); International journal of ethics, 22:462-67, July 
 igi2 ; M . br. 1 liisband). 
 
 Oi I HE English translation 
 
 Aihenuum, hj ! K i : ji 1-12, 15 Ai'H^ iQU; Spectator 106:689-90,6 
 
 Nbiv I'Hi. .b///rr.,/-iv review, i i i : 685-86, 3 June 1911; Nation {N. Y.), 
 g2:64^>-4Q, 2*) jurif I'M I ; ///V./-t/ /o«rna/, 9 : 895-^107. Jnlv M)I1 A^ H. 
 Abia-liiMb- J//W//. n. .. jo; 432^-33 : J. Solomon); J 1 n ^ new , ]\^\y 
 i9!i lA.W'Mif;: Ab//<^r, S7:475^77. \ 2 ^^cXohev 1911 {]. K.T.); New York 
 Tlme^ r^riew of 'a'.a2^, 16:503, Jo Atigust lai i ; Bookman {N. Y.), 
 34:2o(,, Ootobti iMii, Ow//ooife {N. F.), 99:^1/ ja, 2 December aai 
 (17, Ro<,,sev.:4i); I'rmceton theological review, i.);!ia i>, January iai2 
 
 (S. A. \birini:a UV-;a?^ana«7 review, !77bv4.3 47. March ia!2 (W. 
 
 Blacklock); .•Imcnuin aaima/ of psych: . , J^alV' 35. Ai)nl aa ^ H. 1.1. 
 
 Bode); Oi^rr/i (/lairf^'r/v review, 74.: 12a 42 (William Brown); i>:lfr- 
 
 nationaijourndl oj rtku:,, 22:4(^7 by, July i^)i2 lA. lb Taylor). 
 
 L^Evoiutioii creatrice. Revue du /aaaa 4:1^1 5A- SupLanifaa- 
 l(,n)7. ^ 58 
 
 A raph- tuFaiixl.a Danb'i''.^ liiidsmot Evolution creatrice 
 
 ii) 
 
 • r « 
 
 Apropos de P^VC^Ution de lAnteiligence geomet:riqiie. Rei ue 
 de metaphysique et de morale, 16:28-33, January 190b. 59 
 
 A reply to M. Borel. The following passage occurs: "Nowhere have I 
 claimed that we should 'replace intelligence by something else' or prefer 
 instinct to it. I have tried to show merely that when we leave the region 
 of physical and mathematical objects to that of life and consciousness, 
 we have to depend on a certain sense of living which has its origin in the 
 same vital impulse that is the basis of instinct, although instinct, strictly 
 speaking, is something quite different." 
 
 Siir lAntiuence de sa piiilosophie sur ies t§leves des lyc€es. 
 BuUcim dc la Societe frangaise de philosophie, 8:21-22 
 January 1908. 
 [Le-trt sur ianfliieiice de -a philosophie.] Annee psychologique, 
 14:230-31, 1905. ^^ 
 
 RapDori sur uu ouvrage de M. Jacques Bardoux: Psychologie 
 de i Aiigleterre contemporaine : Ies crises politiques; pro- 
 tectionisme et radicaHsme. Seances et travaux de V Aca- 
 demic des sciences morales et politiques (Seance du 29 jum 
 1907), 169.11)5 107. January 1908. ^^ 
 
 Rapport sur iin ouvrage de M. Merlaiita Siaiaacour. Seances et 
 travaux de V Academic des sciences morales et politiques 
 (Seance du i^ ianvier IQ08), 1 far 720-21, June 1908. 63 
 
 Rapport sur un ouvrage de M. BazailLas: Musique et incon- 
 science. Seances u navaux de lAcademie des sciences 
 morales et politiques (Seance du i f6vner 1908), 169:719-20, 
 June 1905. ^ 
 
 Rapport sur nn ouvrage de M . Boirac : La psychologie inconnue. 
 Seam-^:, et travaux de I' Academic des sciences mnraJcs et 
 Politiques (Stance du 2S mars 1908), i7rKi!a 2 a July 
 1908. ^ 
 
 Rapport sur im ouvrage de M.Jeaii Paul Nayrac: L, a Fontaine. 
 Siances et travaux de rAiuermie des sciences morales et 
 politiques (Stance du 2:^ mai lyoa:, 17^^ 484, Sei>teml)er 
 
 1908. 
 
 II 
 
 66 
 
v^ Rapport sur le concours pour le prix Le Di 
 
 !e Penanrun. 
 
 Seufift's ft travaux de l A., adritnr <!-'s scifUii's morales et 
 
 p()!if!q!irs(9^eancedu 2(> octobrc im^>; , 109:91 102, j;iiiu;irv 
 
 Rapport sur iin ouvrage de M. Georges Dwelshauvers : La 
 byniiic^c iiiuiitale. Seances ft travaux de VAcademie des 
 sciences morales et politiques (Seance du 20 juin 1908), 170- 
 
 62.V4. XciViM'iilxT December tooR, 68 
 
 Vocabuiaire technique et critique de la phUosophie. lUdletin 
 de la SocicleJrii>i{Uisc dc philusophie, 6:331 00, 34 L Au|^ist 
 TO08, 6<) 
 
 (4)iit:nns a discussion by M. Bergson and others of the 
 terms "immediat" and "inconnaissable." 
 M !>crgsuii explains that with regard to the hypothesis that a state of 
 iriui ! reflects a cerebral phenomenon, and might have been different for a 
 br 1111 having a different chemical constitution: (i) he holds this view to be 
 scifcuntradictory (see Le Paralogisme psychologique) : (2) in so far as 
 it is intellip^ible it is contradicted by the facts (Matter an 1 Memory, ch. II 
 an 1 1 1 f 1 : !t implies a whole metaphysic whose sources it is easy to dis- 
 c .\M ( rtaiive Evolution, ch. IV). The truth is that the r61e of the 
 br iin 1 to assure the perfect insertion of the mind in its present environ- 
 ment, through elimination of the useless. The constitution of the brain 
 willt xj 1 iin m eeriain cases the absence of impressions, never their pres- 
 ence. It was one of the chief purposes of Matter and Memory and 
 Creatixt Involution to refute the claim that consciousness does not reach 
 brv !i I the subjective and that the immediately given is peculiar to the 
 indi M : u li , I n the former it is shown that the objectivity of the material 
 tiling !s immaiu nt in the perception of it, taking this in its primitive and 
 imrru !i tie form. In the latter it is shown that immediate intuition 
 appnlit n Is the essence of life as well as of matter. 
 
 Le souvenir du present et la fausse reconnaissance. Krvue 
 ph liosopli iqia', u( i : 5^ ! c 1 :; . } )ecember I Q08. 70 
 
 An ;tnalysis and explanation ol tiie pheuonienon of "d^j^ vu." The 
 memr=r\' image is contemporaneous with the perception. Every moment 
 of life shfiws two faces, perception and memor>'. W hy is the present not 
 commonly experu-nced as both perceived and remembered? In general, 
 the i>ast recurs iiorriially to consciousness only when it can aid in imder- 
 stariihn^' tlio present < t :tntieipatinf:: the future; it clarifies action. What 
 
 12 
 
 however, could be more useless for present action than memory of the 
 present? Consciousness is intent upon the process of livmg. False 
 recognition results from a temporary weakening of this attention to 
 living. The relaxation permits consciousness to swerve from its natural 
 direction and to notice what it has no interest in perceiving. 
 
 Rapport Mir le concours pour leprix Le Dissex de Penanrun, 1907. 
 Alemoires de I Acudemie des sciences morales et pohttques, 
 26:771-85, 1909. ^^' 
 
 Rapport sur uii ouvrage de M. Eimle Meyerson: Identite et 
 reaiite. Sea?ices a travaux de VAcademie des sciences morales 
 et politiques (Seance du 23 Janvier 1909), 171-664-6, May 
 1909. ^ ^^ 
 
 Rapport sur iin ouvraee de M\ Henri Delacroix: Etudes d'his- 
 toire et de psychoiogie du mysticisinu. Seances et travaux 
 de VAcademie des sciences morales et politiques (Stance du 
 30 Janvier iyu9,, i ; i : 670-67 1 , May 1909. 73 
 
 Tarde, Gabriel. Gabriel Tarde, Introduction et pages choisies 
 par ses fils . . . preface de H. Bergson. Pans Louis* 
 Michaud, 1909. 223 p. (Les grands philosophes frangais 
 et etrangers.) '^ 
 
 LMnconscieiit dans ia vie mentale. Bulletin de la Societe 
 jranQaise de puilosopkie, 10:17-51^ January 1910. /d 
 
 General discussion at the meeting of the soaety, 25 au- 
 vember 1909. M. Bergson's remarks, p. 31-36, A^ l^. 
 
 Rapport ^ur iin ouvrage de M. Lionel Dauriac : Lc musix^ien- 
 po^te Richard Wagner: etude de psychologic musicale. 
 Seances et travaux de VAcademie des sciences morales ct 
 politiques (Seance du 16 avril 191^;, 173:803-805. June 
 
 Rapport sur uii ouvrage de M. Andre Joussaui: Le fondement 
 psychologique de la morale. Seances et travaux de I Academic 
 des sciences morales et politiques (Stance du i4 mai toto. 
 
 173 :si6-8i7, June 1910. ^" 
 
 13 
 
A propos d'tiii article cie M'r. W. B. Pitkin intitule James and 
 Bergsoii. Journal nf pkilosopny, psychulogy^ and scienLijic 
 
 methods, 7 : ^^^-^^^''^ ]\nv loi 
 
 {). 
 
 78 
 
 Rapport sur un ouvrage de M. Barret Wendell: La France 
 d';iuii)ur'rhiiL St'-i^wrs el Iraidux <ie I' Ani'it niiedes sciences 
 morales t'l poiitiijiics [Seance >lii 11 'u**^ f')!*>^. 17.1; f.i.*^ 14^, 
 
 Julv H)i(). 79 
 
 Rapport surle concoiirs pourles prix Charles Leveque, a decerner 
 
 en 1 910. SeaN 
 
 <'('.■'> i I 
 
 •raraitx de iA ^'ai!e}}ue des sciences 
 
 morales el />(?//7/(///r.v (Seance du 22 octobre 1910), i r^l ■ 
 
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Kalleo,, H. M. janie>, ricrgsori, and Mr. Pitkin. Jonrynil t>f 
 
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 McDougall, William. Body and mind, a history and a defense 
 
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I 
 
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 !i>snf}hv, p>sychology\ and scientific mrfJiods, 8:673-82, 7 
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 ^ Posizione del Bergson H fronte agli studi psichici. Ltice e 
 
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 * Rey, Abel. Le congr^s international de ])lnlosophie, Bologne, 
 
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 350 
 
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 ' Roosevelt, Theodore. The search for truth m a reverend spirit. 
 Outlook, t)' r ^ 1 ; ) 2? .. 2 D( 'ember mi i. 35^ 
 
 Rt,'\-i.\v <,f v;iri'»ii ; philosophirai wurks, including CreoUve evolution and 
 
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 Akademtsche monatsbldtter, jahr^i;. 23: 170, \h\ :.* 353 
 
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 •Severac, J. B. Enqu^tes: Influence de la philosophie de M. 
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 '• Slosson, Edwin E. Twelve major prophets of to-day— TT Henri 
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 final section, "How to read Bergson." 
 
 • Solomon, Joseph. Creative evolution, by Henri Bergson [Re- 
 
 view^l Mind, ii. s. 2u . 4;>2 33, July 1911. 35^ 
 
 • Solomon, Joseph. Bergson. London, Constable & c toti. 
 
 128 p. (Philosophies, ancient and modern). 357 
 
 Books useful to the English student of Bergson, p. 128. 
 
 • Solomon, Joseph. The philosophy of Bergson. Mind, n. ^ 
 
 20: 15 4«>. jaiiuar}- n)!i. 35" 
 
 • Solomon, Joseph. The philosophy of Bergson. Fortnightly 
 
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 ' Stewart, John McKeDar. A critical exposition of Bergson's phil- 
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 • Siiccesso di Enrico Bergson. Kevista di filosofiu neoscholastica, 
 
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 362 
 
 • Taylor, A. E. Matter anti iiieinory, llrr;n i]crg:.on. Authorized 
 
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 International joiifNal oj ethtcs, 22 : ini- 1)7. October ion. 
 
 363 
 
 • lUber die gegenwartige aufgabe der philosophie]. .Luiiu:^., 2 : i 26- 
 
 12; ,!<ill. 364 
 
 Review of an address by Henri Bergson at the 4th international congress 
 of philosophy at Bologna. 
 
 39 
 
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' Visari, Tancrede cie, S /attitude du lyrisme contemporain. 
 
 l\iri>, Mercure di- Fnuice. ini i 170 p.* 365 
 
 • Visan, Tancrede de. Ivaiii: Chcnx de textes, notice par Rnn' 
 
 Gillouin; M. H<ti::-. -i;. C'hnix dr textes, notice par Rme 
 
 Giilomn jAnalyse;. Rrvur ./V pfnio:^(H)hit\ ib : lui u2, Jan- 
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 » Walker, Leslie J. L'^volutionnisme dans la th^orie de la connais- 
 
 sance et ck- la vcrit6. Revue dt plulo^ophu , 19 ; 417 f>(>, 
 
 Septenil:H,T Oi*i<aluT lull. 367 
 
 ■ Ward, James. Thr rcaliTi< of enck-. Cambridge itnh'(T:a'v 
 T)r ess, mil. 368 
 
 Bergson, ix 3(:)6--307, 
 
 Wize, K. F. i)' r vn rte kongress fur philosophic in Bologna. 
 
 Vifr!c'!jahrs>''hrijt fur vcissfuschaftlichc phtlosophie, 3> : 
 
 45() 4S3, Hill . 369 
 
 Bergson, p. 464-f>6. 
 
 • Wolf, A. Pinl'i-^n-iu- of Rergson. Jewish review, 2: 204-33, 
 
 Sent ember lui i . 370 
 
 1912 
 
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 '" Babbitt, Irving. Bergson and Roussean. Nutio^i fX, Vo. 05: 
 
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 aniire, 2. ;o-a. :725-a';o, 7 !)cc-.-'Si*>= t !0!2 372 
 
 ' Baeumker, CL Uehnr dw pdd* ».-.,): oa,^ vua iienn Bergson. 
 Fhuosophisches jiihrhiah tlrr ( idrrcs-GeseUschajL, 2^ : 1-23, 
 
 Fill da, Ii)i2. 373 
 
 . Balsillie, David. An examination of Professor Bt rgson's philoso- 
 phy, London. Wdlhani-. & X'-riaitr, iO!2, xn, 228 p. 374 
 
 Chapter I, Time and free itnii, reprintea 'r*)rn Iffja, April fai2. Re- 
 viewed m : i "hurcn .lUiirirriv rrvie:i\ 74 : 1 ^a 42, April laj 2 ^William Brown); 
 
 Revue d(' n/Oap''i>'a<pi(-, i»j :aiiipl.;2S, jiilv IQI2. 
 
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 •^Benda, Julian. Le Bergsonisme, ou une philosophie de ^9. 
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 • Bergson and Balfour discuss philosophy. Revieiv of review.^, 
 
 45 : 107-0^. jannasy- Oil 2^ 37^ 
 
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 315-17. 3 Fe]2aa:ov TOT 2. 
 
 3 
 
 
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 74 : 2'^y-2>^i}, September i<)i2. 37" 
 
 Blacklock, W. Fargson's Creative evolution. Westminster 
 
 rcvu'ii, 177 : >4^^ 347- Ma'^rcli \(}\2. 379 
 
 Bode, B, H. (deative evolution. I \' flenn Bergson, translated 
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 d(aiio^. a I'Universite d'Oviedo, le 28 mars, tot 2 Revue 
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 lUi2.* 3°-^ 
 
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 • Calcagno, Alberto. IFariri Bergson e la eultiira contemporanea. 
 
 Rivistii (11 filosofin , 4 ; 407 - 3 1 , j uly-Octolxjr 1 \2. 384 
 
 ' Calkins, Mary Whiton. IFoiri Bergson, pers(.naanst. Philosoph- 
 ical revie\., 21 :f)F6-75, Xovember 1912. 385 
 ' CarHle, William W. l^erception and intersubjective intercourse. 
 
 Mind. n. ;-, 21 :50«-52T, October iqi2. 3^6 
 
 taTgson,''p. 513. 
 
 41 
 
Can, H. Wiidoii. ilenri Bergson: The philosophy of change. 
 London i C. and E. C. Jack, 1912. 91 p. (The people's 
 books). 387 
 
 Rcv-ifwcl in Rnruc de mctaphyyiquc , 20 . 24, Jul}- Hji2. 
 
 Carr, H. Wildon. Modern science and the illusions of Professor 
 
 Bcr^^.oM. H\ iiu^ii >, iv. Elliot [Review]. MauL n. s. 
 
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 388 
 
 Carr, H. Wildon. 11 -n Bergson: The philosophy of change 
 
 [RrMir . riiiqiu : Rnmc de metaphysique et de morale, 
 
 20:suppl.: 24 
 
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 389 
 
 Carus, Paul. i1io anti-intellectual movement of to-day. Mon- 
 
 1st, 22: 307 4'K|, July \n\2. 390 
 
 Creative evolution and the philosophic doubi, by xVriiiur J. 
 l-Sallniir, ill Ilibbert jnurnal. 10:1-23, October ion 
 [!<i\i( w]. Revue de mStaphysique et de morale, 20 : -::. 
 
 Jlli\- i()i2. ■ 391 
 
 Critical exposition of Berc^son's philosophy by J M K Stewart 
 [Re\new]. Londtni ijuarterly review, 117 : SS^-joV- Anril 
 
 1 u I 2 . 3 9 2 
 
 Dauriac, Lionel. (Jhlqties reflexions sur la philosophic de ,\i 
 
 Henri f^iTgson. Anhic phihsophique, lyi i . 22 . ^'^ 7J,i'i!j 
 
 303 
 
 David, J. Wt Uki/tij Bergsoiiisnai. Krvtaka, ?), ;44 -3, lune 
 
 11)12; a, I TO, O0"-TTT, 1^1-^0, ,23a-- sa, 311 2i). jalv- 
 
 UeaiiahcT laia. 394 
 
 De Laguna, Theodore. La pen^ee et les nouvelles ^colos aaai- 
 
 int<.ik'(aa.Kil!.-ua. Aifrcil }■■ .uiUee [Reviow], Jounud of 
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 29 Auiriaa lai 2. 395 
 
 Desaymard, Joseph. Lai ponsrorr Heim Bur e^son. Pari>. Moatire 
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 ' Dewey, John. Perception and organic action. Journal of 
 philosophy, psychology, and scientific methods, 9:645-68, 
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 • Dolson, Grace Neai. 1 )i Kant a Bergson, par C. Coignet 
 
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 • Dumesnil, G. La sophistique contemporaine. Amitie de France, 
 
 February, May, August 1912.* 399 
 
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 Dweishauvers, Georges. Evolution et duree dans la philosophie 
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 und Sohn, i^ia. 4^'^ 
 
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 ^ Ewald, Oscar. Philosophy in Germany ni 191 1 , translated from 
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 scholastiqiic dr ph}iosophii\ 19-337-7^ 1012,* 
 
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 » Fawcett, Edward Douglas. 
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 Rt'Tiir (Ic^ (Ir!(X nioudes, 6. period; n : ^37 7'- ^5 October 
 1912. 4^^9 
 
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 Gillouin, Rene. T/inniiencc de la I'lnlosophie de M H- rgson, 
 
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 18 M;iv KM 2, 
 
 ^12 
 
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 September Imi 2. 4i73 
 
 Guy-Grand, Georges. L'l; I'liiiubuplic dc la vie. La ra\ 4 Alav 
 
 |()I2 
 
 tCX. 1 'H|' 
 
 Hehert, MarceA ? ! . I^ergson et son affirmation de Fexistence 
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 Hermann, E. Lncken and liergson, their significance for 
 
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 224 I). 
 
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 Hocking, William Ernest. Meaning of God in human experi- 
 ence. New Ilave'u Yal- Urnversiiy Press, 1912^* 420 
 ' Hookhan, George. i^roie:.:.ur Bergson a^ critic of Darwin. 
 Niiiu^ual revici. . 50 : tot 18, March ini2. 421 
 -Hookhan, George. I- iinlier notes on Professor Bergson's philo- 
 sophy. NaUuNa! review, 59 3-5-36, April 1912. 422 
 
 • Hunt, Harriet E. 'Flie psychology of auto-education, based on 
 
 the interpretation of intellect given by Henri Bergson in his 
 "Creative evolution." Illustrated in tla work of Maria 
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 423 
 
 ' Husband, Mary Gilliland. L'dvolution creatrice par Henri 
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 67. July 1912 424 
 
 ' Is the Bergson philosophy that of a charlatan? Current iiiera- 
 tur>\ >2 198-99, February 191 2. 42 5 
 
 • Jacoby, Giinther. li^rai Bergson, pragmatism and Schopen- 
 
 hauer. MoniU, 22 593-6TT. Ortnbcr toT2. 426 
 
 Jordan, Bruno. Kant and Bergson. Translated from the German 
 
 by L>-dia Rnbinson. Ah^uist, 22 ; 404-14. Jidv 1012. 427 
 Jourdain, Philip E. B. Logic, M Bergson and Mr. H. id Well^. 
 
 mbbert lonrua!^ 10 : 835-45, July IA12. 428 
 
 Joussain, Andre. S>oniu 1 ( lagnebin: La philosophie de I'intui- 
 
 11, .v. i:ssai sur les id6es de M. Edouard kt Roy [Revue 
 
 critique]. Revue philosophique. 74 I'*t tti;, August 1012. 
 
 429 
 
 Joussain, Andre, 1 /exnansioii du Bergsonisme et la psychologic 
 
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 i_sem.;75^ 7^7^. is June 17112. 43© 
 
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Kalien, H. M. Laughter: an essay on the meaning of the comic. 
 1! H rii !! [Review]. Journal of philosophy, psychology, 
 
 (niil scioitifu methods,^: 303-05. 2,; May Imij. 431 
 
 Laughter: l\diu'''ur':h review, :^t> : ^;^,^ 404, Ami! iuij. 432 
 
 Review of fivf I.mdIc.-' on the subject. Bergson, p. 392-97- 
 
 Laughter: an essay on the m.-aiiiiig uf the comic. B\- \\k-\v:\ 
 BcrL-xiii jRoviowl, Snrlh Amrricnv rrririv, los :S50-6i. 
 juur !ui 2. 433 
 
 Le Dantec, Felix. (/'ontr- la in^taphysique. Question de 
 niethnclf., i''uri-, FtMix Alraii, iiyi2* 434 
 
 Lenoble, E. l^ergson. Kevue du clergefrangais, 15 March mi > * 
 
 435 
 
 LeRoy, Edouard. A propos de I'intuition bergsonienne. Rn^i^e 
 (in ?///?;>. June t<)T?. 43^ 
 
 LeRoy, Edouard. I ne philosophic nouvelle: M HrMri ]^. rgson. 
 1. LaiiK'lhudc, ii. La duclrinc. iv<ra- ./'a^^ arnx niondes, 
 6 r^o'i-,. 7: ^-T-Rn. Son 33. t February \u\2. i ,^ r'cbruary 
 la! 2. 437 
 
 LeRoy, Edouard. line philosophic nouvelle: Henri Bergson. 
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 Libby, Melanchthon, F. I'he coP.tinuity of Bergson's thought. 
 University 0: Colorado Studies, «j: 147 202 (no. 4), Septem- 
 ber It) I 2. 439 
 
 Lippman, Waiter. Berp-^on'? philosophy. Neiu Yin-k I'mies 
 Revie'io of Books, yo (-^(-'-^^ 60. 17 Xovember Uii2. 440 
 
 K,\itw . t An introduction to metaphysics. By Henri Bergson. 
 Putna,na f (,^l 2. 
 
 Lippman, Walter. 1 la most dangerous man in the world. 
 
 EvcrvffodvS ni(i'y'i:n:t\ 27: loo 01, ]u\v T0T2. 44"^ 
 
 Lodge, Sir Oliver. ILtif. in ana Bergson. lUbhert journal, 
 
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 Lodge, Sir Oliver. IkriacH.'^ intiiitional i^liilosophy jusnfieci. 
 
 Current lilrriiiurr, y2 : 443 45. ^\o:\^ 1912. 443 
 
 46 
 
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 . Lovejov, Arthur O. The problem of time in recent French 
 philosophy. i. Renouvier and recent temporalism: U 
 Temporalism and anti-intellectualism : Bergson. ril Time 
 and continuity Pill on. James. Philosophical review, 21 : 
 43, 527 45, January, May, September 1912. 444 
 
 10-31 , 
 
 T -j 1 
 
 " Low, Sidney, Mr. Baiioiir in the study. Edinburgh review, 
 
 2lh: 2^7-78, ( Selohrr !<;I2. 445 
 
 Bta-^:-f*n, p. 258-7 1. 
 
 . McGilvary, Evander Bradley. Philosophy of Bergson. 1 y A D. 
 Lindsay; Critical exposition of Bergson's philo: o] h> a In- 
 J. McK. Stewart [Re\aew]. Philosophical review, 21 
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 ' Marcel, Gabriel. laa eonditions dialectiques de la philosophic 
 de I'intuition. Reime de Dietaphysique et de morale, 20: 
 638-52, September 1012. 447 
 
 ' Maritain, J. Les denx IxTgsonismes. Reme tliomi^te.^ 20:433- 
 50, Jiilv^-AnKnsl |()!2. 44^ 
 
 •-Martin, S. A. Bergson: Creative evolution. Princeton theo- 
 
 logiLui review, lo: 1 16 - iS, January 1912 449 
 
 Mayer, Willy. IJber Storungen des "wiedererkennens." £me 
 
 kritische nntersuchung im anschluss an "Matiere et me- 
 
 niuire" von ilenn Bergson. Zeitschrift fur pathopsychologte 
 
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 Contents: 
 a l^ergsoa' Wahmehmungs- und gedachtnistheorie. 
 
 2 Kritik der Bergsonscher beweismaterials. 
 
 a Versuch der nachprusung an eigenen beobachtungen. 
 I Zaaammenfassung und schluss. 
 
 . Meredith, J. C. (dnneal ale ed Bergson's philosophy. West- 
 
 nrnisf.r rrviO'ie, 177: i ^aj 2ofa FeLrnary 1912, 45^ 
 
 » Meverson, Emile. Fleniiir et realite. 2d edition. Paris, 
 
 "f^Iix Alcan, 1^112. 242 p. (Bibliotheque de idiiiosoi)hie 
 
 contemfjoraine.) 4 v.-* 
 
 47 
 
Modern science riiKl ihr illusions of Professr>r H«'r^!>on Bv 
 llimh S. R. KIliMi i Rt'\-u,'wl. Contemporary revicar. ini : 
 gnS ')u^>, Juiir KH 2. ■ 453 
 
 Moore, A. W. liergson and pragmatism. Ph!-o::nphir,il rtrirw, 
 
 21 r^o; 414, 1^:1 \ iu!2, 454 
 
 Moore, Charles L. 'Yhc n^turn of the gods. Dial. 5 ", : ;,; i^- 72, 
 
 1 6 N oveml)er 1 <■ > i j . 455 
 
 Morgan, C . Lloyd . i iistinct and experience. Luiidun, Mcthiion . 
 
 lql2.* 456 
 
 f I • 
 
 Mories, A. S. Bergson and mysticism. 11 i•^lmln:>u■r rcv^'^o, 
 177 ; hS7--So. June i()i2. 457 
 
 Miilier, Ernst. Hinn Ik^r^son. Archiv fur systematische 
 
 ph ilosoph ic , I tS . 165 94 , A i -i} i 9 1 2 . 458 
 
 Neve, Paul. Lr prngmatisme et la philosophic de M. Bergson. 
 
 AnHiiics (Ic I' In sill Hi siiperieur de philosophie de Lohvuiu 
 
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 459 
 
 Neve, Paul. Rt iirapnatisme et la philosophie de M Bergson, 
 
 par Paul Xove, rliaiaa- de cours a 1' 1/111 versilc C\v lacfje. 
 Lou\-aiii, hi^litul :a„ir6nrur<ir i.iulosupiiic, iui2. 38p.* 460 
 
 Overstreet, Harry Allen. Miial and body. Psychological 
 
 bulletin , a: \ \- ZiK I .^ jaiiuar\" 1912. 461 
 
 Peleger, Andre. 1 .e hergsonisme en pratique. Le penseur, A])ril . 
 June mi 2 * 462 
 
 Perry, Ralph Barton. Present ' []ilo:a)plii(S.J tendeneies. Sc^x 
 
 York. L(,)n_i,uii;<ns, O'-een tt aD,. ii)i2. 463 
 
 Poulton, E. B. i)ar\viH an I !m - esn *>n the interpretation of 
 
 evoluliun. Bedrock, 1:48-65, A])nl 1912, 464 
 
 Prager, Hans. Selnaftcn \-(ai flmn f^ergson. Zeif^rhri^t ffir 
 
 philosophic uHfl philosi^phisclw kriiik, n|5 : ss d^'^, ana.. 
 
 465 
 Reviews of: Mntertf und iied>ifhtncs; Emfuhrnfni in die tne!c physik; Zeii 
 und fretheit: I.a perteptii)ri du ihaniiemcnt: (.,a)!^^nt't, I 'h' Kant d Bcnisan. 
 
 48 
 
 y 
 
 ' Professor Bergson on the soul. Edycatiojia! rei-tcw. 45: i- i6. 
 Janna.r\' 1912. 466 
 
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 A propos d*UH arUcle de M 
 , Pitkin, 7^ 
 
 A Propos de I' evolution df. 
 
 gence geomitrique, 59 
 Aimel, Georges, 171 
 Alexander, S., 99 
 Antoniade, C 173 2 1 « 
 Ardigo, Robert , 173 
 
 Babbitt, Irving. 371. 372 
 
 Babynin, B., 292 
 
 Baeumker, CL, 373 
 
 Baldwin, James Mark, 293 
 
 Balfour, Arthur J., 294 
 
 Balsillie, David, 295, 374. 
 
 Balthaser, Nicholas, 154 
 
 Batault, Georges, 1 74 
 
 Baylac, Jacques, 2 1 6 
 
 Becher, Erich, 241) 
 
 BishA, i3u:^t.ave. S7. ioo 
 
 Benda, Julien, 375 
 
 Benrubi, Isaak, 250, 251 
 
 Berrod, P., 378 
 
 BertJielot , Ren6 , 155. 175 
 
 Besse, Clement, 156 
 
 Binet, A., 123 
 
 Bjorkman, Edwin. 2C)q, ym, 301 
 
 Blacklock, W 379 
 
 Blimi, Eugrri ! VI 
 
 Blum, Jean 141 
 
 Bode, B. l\ ^7^'. .j-'> 
 
 Boer, T, J. do, 218 
 
 Bon sens et les etudes classiques, 7 
 
 Bomhausen, K., 252 
 
 Bosanquet, Bernard, 253, 302 
 
 Boucaud, Charles, 135 
 
 Bougl6, C., 21Q 
 
 Bourdeau, J., 4^1 
 
 Boyd, W,. 157 
 
 1 X •> 
 
 '.■>")• 
 
 AO3, 
 
 Braim, O., 220 
 Brehier, Emile 
 Brown, William, 383 
 Brunsciivicg, L6on, 109, 140 
 
 C, J., 115 
 
 Calcagno, Alberto, 354 
 Calder6n, F. Garcia, 158 
 Calkins, Mary Whiton, 385 
 Cantecor, G., i3^> 
 Carlile, WiUiam W.. 3^^ 
 Carr, H. Wildon, 221, 254 
 
 304» 387* 388, 389. 390 
 Cams, Paul, 391 
 Ceresole, P., 141 
 Chaumeix, J. H. A., 177. 222. 256 
 
 Chide, Alphonse, 178, t7Q. 22^ 
 Choix de textes, 82 
 Cockerell, J. D. A., 305 
 Coignet, C, 136, 306 
 Constant, Leonard. 137 
 Corbi^re, Charles, 257 
 Couchoud, P. L., 124 
 Courbes respiratoires pendant I hyp- 
 nose, 43 
 Coutourat, Louis, 95 
 Creative evolution , 5=^ 
 Crespi. A., i^o 
 Cristiam, Lcuii, i^i 
 
 Dauriac, Lionel, lie, 394 
 
 David, J W., 308a, 308b, 395 
 
 De la simulation inconsciente. 3 
 
 Decoster, P., 182 
 
 De Laguna, Theodore, 390 
 
 Delbos, Victor. 101 
 
 Delvolv6, yy^ 
 
 Desaymard, Joseph. 310. 397 
 
 Dewev. John, 398 
 
 
Dienes, P., 258 
 Dienes, V., 258 
 
 Dolson. Grace Neal, 259, 399 
 
 Donnct's immediates de la conscience, 
 Essm sur Irs, 4 
 
 Draghicesco, D., 311 
 Drie^ch, Hans, 183 
 I)u';i<-:.r!i1, G., 400 
 I)u;;r.,r,, V... 184 
 Duprat, G. L., 159 
 Durban, William, 401 
 Dwelshauvers, Georges, 142, 160, 161, 
 185, 402 
 
 Effort intellectuel, 21 
 Einfuhrung in die metaphysik, 25 
 Eister, Rudolf, 40-^ 
 Elliot, Hugh S. R., 4(U 
 Eschbach, V., 260 
 Esprit ei matiere, 44 
 Essat sur les donnees immSdiates de 
 ^ la conscience, 5 
 Evolution creatrice, 54 
 Evolution crSatrice (Reply to Le 
 
 Dantec's criticism), 58 
 Ewald, Oscar, 405 
 Mxtraits de Lucrhce, 2 
 
 Farges, Albert, 224, 225, 226, 407 
 Fawcett, Edward Douglas, 408 
 
 Ferrar, W. J., 227 
 
 Ftrri. Luigi, 88 
 
 Fii f'-i (Ifir vituizione, introduzione 
 
 :u:, '>' ;,. ' Hca, 26 
 /•/.'• ■' • -. '■ Nvet, 85 
 
 I'i :• •' ■ ]■ -!k 261 
 I'l'Uirih \ . rh., 312 
 
 l< :.1\'. . A:;r. ^ ■■'.. 313.314 
 I' r:\ - ; ( , l-la . ., r . 262 
 
 Gagnebin, S., 4(ki 
 
 Gardme^r, 11 . X .. (i; 
 
 Garngou-L. !;.•:,.: . ' . Ft., 228 
 
 GaultitT,, Julf ■ 't :" ; 
 
 GaiiltatT, i '.la.. J ! : i 
 
 Gebert, K., i^f* 
 
 GiessitT, 125. 131 
 
 Gillouin, Kt-rua 264, 315, 316, 317, 
 
 Gobitji, li., 4,13 
 
 Goetz, Philip lieckii, 414 
 
 Goldstein, J., 229 
 Goldstein, Julius, 265 
 Gould, F. J., 318 
 Grivet, Jules, 230, 319 
 Grosse, Ernst, 116 
 Gurewitsch, A., 132 
 Guy-Grand, Georges, 415 
 
 Hermann, E., 417 
 
 Hermit of Prague, pseud., 418 
 
 Herr, Lucien, 89 
 
 Heymans, 117 
 
 Heymans, G., 419 
 
 Hicks, G. Dawes, 320, 420 
 
 Hocking, William Ernest, 421 
 
 Hollard, A., 163 
 
 Hookhan, George, 422, 423 
 
 Hoppenot, Henri, 321 
 
 Hulme, T. E., 231, 232 
 
 Hunt, Harriet E., 424 
 
 Husband, Mary Gilliland, 425 
 
 Idee de neani. 51 
 
 Inconscient dan la vie ntentale, 75 
 Influence de la philosophies de M. 
 Bergson, 309, 311, 313, 332, 34^, 
 
 354. 412 
 Introduction d la metaphysique, 24 
 Introduction to a new philosophy, 30 
 Introduction to metaphysics, 29 
 Intuition och intelligence. Inledning 
 
 till metafyseken, 28 
 Intuition philosophique, 85 
 
 Jacks, L. P., 322, 323 
 
 Tnr VK, B., 1 06a 
 
 J iL son, Malte, 324 
 
 Jacoby, Gunther, 267, 427 
 
 James, William, 233, 234, 268, 269 
 
 James, W . Pragmatisme. Intro- 
 
 ductton par H. Bergson, 81 
 Janssens, Edgar, 164 
 Jeanni^re, Ren6, 270 
 Johnson, F. H., 325 
 Joel, K., 271 
 
 Jourdain, Philip E. B., 429 
 Jourdan, Bruno, 428 
 Joussain, Andr^, 272, 326, 327,1430, 
 
 Kn^lrn, H. M., 273, 432 
 it pcriing, H. von, 187 
 Kodis, J., 188, 235 
 
 
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 Kroner, Richard, 274 
 
 Lalande, Andr^, 150, 189 
 
 LAnczi, E., 275 
 
 Landormy, P., 118 
 
 Landquist, 328, 329 
 
 Lasserre, Pierre, 330 
 
 Lasson, Adolf, 276 
 
 Laughter, 17 
 
 Lechalas, G., 90,102. 
 
 Lecl^re, Albert, 126, 236 
 
 Le Dantec, F61ix, 165, 190, 276a, 435 
 
 Legendre, Maurice, 191, 332 
 
 Leighton, J. A., 277 
 
 Lenoble, 192 
 
 Lenoble, E., 436 
 
 LeRoy, Edouard, 11 1, 437, 438, 439 
 
 Levi, Adolfo, £44, 333 
 
 L6vy-Bruhl, L., 91 
 
 Libley, Melanchthon, F., 440 
 
 Life and consciousness, 83 
 
 Lindsay, Alexander Dunlap, 334 
 
 Lippmann, Walter, 441, 442 
 
 Lodge, Sir Oliver, 443, 444 
 
 Loveday, T., 193 
 
 Lovejoy, A. O., 237, 335, 445 
 
 Low, Sidney, 446 
 
 Lucrhe, Ex traits de, 2 
 
 Luquet, G. H., 151 
 
 Lux, Jacques, 152 
 
 McCabe, Joseph, 336 
 MacDonald, M. S., 127 
 McDougall, William, 337 
 McGilvary, Evander B., 447 
 Marcel, Gabriel, 448 
 Margerie, Amedil de, 103 
 Maritain, Jacques, 338, 449 
 Martin, S. A., 450 
 Masci, Filippo, 108 
 Mason, J. W. T., 339 
 Mater ie und geddchtnis, 1 1 
 Matiere et mSmoire, 10 
 Matter and memory, 12 
 Mayer, Willy 451 
 MSmoire et reconnaissance, 8 
 Meredith, J. C., 452 
 Meyerson, Emile, 453 
 Mitchell, A., 194 
 Moisant, Xavier, 128, 145 
 Momigliano, Attilio, 238 
 Mondain, G., 195 
 
 Moore, A. W., 455 
 Moore, Charles L., 456 
 Morgan, C. Lloyd, 457 
 Modes, A. S., 458 
 Morselli, E., 112 
 Muirhead, J. H., 343 
 MuUer, A., 278 
 Miiller, Ernst, 459 
 Muller, Jean, 344 
 Miiller-Freienfels, Richard, 279 
 
 Neve, Paul, 460, 461 
 
 Noel, L., 166 
 
 Notes sur les origines psychologiques 
 
 de notre croyance a la loi de causa- 
 
 lite, 18 
 Notice sur la vie et les oeuvres de M. 
 
 Felix Ravaisson-Mollien, 37, 53 
 
 Overstreet, Harry Allen, 462 
 
 Palante, Georges, 346 
 
 Palmer, WiUiam Scott, 196, 239, 240 
 
 Parallelisme psycho-physique et la 
 
 metaphysique positive, 20 
 Paralogisme psycho-physiologique, 42 
 Parodi, D., 119, 197 
 Paulhan, Fr., 113 
 Peleger, Andrd, 463 
 P^gnes, T. M., 198 
 Perception du changement, 84 
 Perception et matiere, 9 
 Perry, Ralph Barton, 347 
 Petrone, Igino, 114, 
 Piat, Clodius, 199 
 Pillon, F., 94, 104, 120, 200 
 Pilszecker, A., 105 
 Pitkin, Walter B., 280 
 Place et le characthe de la philosophic 
 
 dans V enseignement secondaire, 31 
 Poulton, E. B., 465 
 Pradines, Maurice, 281 
 Prager, Hans, 282, 466 
 Prezzolini, Guiseppe, 38, 241, 283 
 Prins, Adolphe, 167 
 Prout, F, R., 469 
 
 Quid Aristoteles de loco senserit, 3a 
 
 Radiations, N., 36 
 
 Rageot, Gaston, 146, 147, 168, 201 
 
 Rapport sur lafondation Carnot, 23, 38 
 
 55 
 
I 
 
 Rapport sur le concours pour le prix 
 
 Bordin, 47, 52 
 Rapport sur le concours pour le prix 
 
 Le Dissez de Penanrun, 67, 71 
 Rapport sur le concours pour le prix 
 
 Halphen, 32, 34 
 Raiih, F., 106, 139 
 Raymond, P., 242 
 Rive, Le, 19 
 Revue critique; Principes de metaphy- 
 
 sique par Paul Janet, 13 
 Key, Abel, 350 
 Rire, Le, 14-15 
 Robinson, A., 470 
 Roosevelt, Theodore, 351 
 Rosenberg, Maximilian, 471 
 Ross, G. R. T., 202 
 Ross, G. T., 243 
 Rougue, A., 352 
 Royce, Josiah, 285 
 Roz, Firmin, 472 
 Russell, Bertrand, 473 
 Russell, John E., 474 
 
 Sanborn, Alvan F., 476 
 Sarlo, F. de, 121 
 Sauvage, George M., 153, 203 
 Schnippenkotter, J., 353 
 Schoen, H., 204, 477 
 Schopferische entwicklung, 57 
 Scott, J. W., 478 
 Segond, J., 479. 480 
 Segur, Nicholas, 481 
 Seilli^re, E., 244 
 Seliber, G., 245 
 S^verac, J. B., 354 
 Shepherd, Queen L., 286 
 Silberstein, 205 
 Skapande utvecklingen, 56 
 Skrattet, 16 
 
 Slosson, Edwin E., 355 
 Smith, Norman, 206 
 Sobieski, Michal, 287 
 Solomon, Joseph, 356, 357, 358, 359 
 Sorel, Georges, 207 
 Souvenir du present et la fausse re- 
 connaissance, 70 
 
 SpScialite, La, i 
 
 Steeg, T., 129 
 
 Steenbergen, Albert, 246, 247 
 
 Steinilber, E., 482 
 
 Stewart, John McKellar, 360 
 
 Stout, G. F., 92 
 
 Sur ^influence de sa philosophie sur 
 
 les SlSves des lycSes, 60 
 Sypkens, D., 483 
 
 T., J. A., 362 
 
 Tarde, Introduction et pages choistes, 
 
 Preface de H. Bergson, 74 
 Tarozzi, Giuseppe, 98 
 Taylor, A. E., 363, 484 
 Time and free will, 5 
 Titchenor, E. B., 485 
 Tonqu^dec, Joseph de, 169, 208, 200 
 
 210, 486 
 Townsend, James G., 487 
 Trouche, H., 211 
 Tufts, J. H., 122 
 Tuttle, J. R., 488, 489 
 Tyrrell, G., 212 
 
 Underhill, Evelyn, 490, 491 
 
 Varisco, B., 148, 213 
 
 Vettard, Camille, 492 
 
 Vi^roff, J., 493 
 
 Villassere, H., 214 
 
 Visan, TancrMe de, 291, 365, 366 
 
 Vision de lueurs dans Vobscuriti par 
 
 les sensitifs, 35 
 Volonte, 22 
 
 W., B. C. A., 494 
 
 Walker, Leslie J., 367 
 Ward, James, 368 
 Waterlow, Sydney, 495 
 Weber, Louis, 170 
 Whittaker, T., 93 
 Wize, K. F., 369 
 Wolf, A., 215, 370, 496 
 
 Zeit und freiheit, 6 
 
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