Bergson and Eucken. Their significance for Christian Thought.
1912. James Clark & Co. Pp. 224.
Six Lectures on Bergson. Delivered 1913. Published in the
volume Modern Philosophers, Macmillan, 1915. Pp. 227-302.
Translated by Alfred C. Mason.
The Quest of Wonder. Studies in Bergson and Theology.
A Contribution to a Bibliography of Henri Bergson. 1913.
Columbia University Press, New York. Pp. 56. For this
pamphlet, Professor John Dewey has written an introduction.
William James and Henri Bergson: A Study of Contrasting
Theories of Life. 1914. Chicago University Press. Pp. 248.
Bergson for Beginners: A Summary of his Philosophy. 1913.
Geo. Allen and Unwin. Pp. 309.
A New Philosophy: Henri Bergson. 1913. Williams and Norgate.
English Translation by V. Benson of Une Nouvelle
philosophie. Pp. 235.
The Continuity of Bergson's Thought. 1912. University of
Colorado Studies, Vol. 9, No. 4. Pp. 147-202.
The Philosophy of Bergson. 1911. Dent. Pp. 247.
Bergson and Romantic Evolutionism. 1914. University of
California Press, Berkeley. Pp. 61.
Bergson and Religion. 1916. Holt & Co., New York. (Out of
print.)
Studies in Bergson's Philosophy. 1914. Kansas University
Humanistic Studies, Vol. 1, No. 2. Pp. 115.
The Logic of Bergson's Philosophy. (Time and Free Will
compared with Matter and Memory.) 1917. Archives of Philosophy,
Columbia University Press, New York, No. 8. Pp. 68.
Henri Bergson: An Account of his Life and Philosophy. 1914.
Macmillan. Pp. 245 (With portrait.)
The Philosophy of Bergson. 1914. London, Macmillan for Bowes,
Cambridge. Pp. 36. Lecture to The Heretics, Cambridge,
March 11, 1912. Contains reply by Dr. Wildon Carr, and
rejoinder by Mr. Russell.
The Ethical Implications of Bergson's Philosophy. 1914. Columbia
University Contributions to Philosophy and Psychology. New
York Science Press. Pp. 183.
Is the Universe Self-Centred or God-Centred? 1913. Examination
of the systems of Eucken and Bergson.
Presidential Address to Swedenborg Scientific Association,
Philadelphia, USA. Published by the Association. Pp. 13.
The Conception of Freedom in Hegel, Bergson, and Indian
Philosophy. 1914. Address before the Calcutta Philosophical
Society, March 14, 1913. Published Albion Press, Calcutta.
Pp. 26.
Bergson. 1911. Constable, in Series Philosophies Ancient and
Modern. Pp. 128.
A Critical Exposition of Bergson's Philosophy. 1911. Macmillan
Pp. 295.
Henri Bergson: A Study in Radical Evolution. (1914.) Sturgis
De Niewe Wysbegeerte: Een studie over H. Bergson. 1911.
Henri Bergson's Intuitionsfilosofi.
La filosofia della contingenza. Firenze, Seeber, 1905. In
L'indeterminismo nella filosofita francese contemporanea.
Intuitionsprobleme.
La Filosofia di Enrico Bergson, 1914.
Stroncature. Firenze, 1918. Libreria della voce. Section on
Bergson and Croce (in French), written in 1914. Pp. 51-56.
Henri Bergson: Tankesattet. 1914. Swedish volume (similar to
his English work in conjunction with Miss Paul). Stockholm.
Section II. Books dealing Indirectly with Bergson
(a) French Publications
Pragmatisme et Modernisme. Paris, Alcan, 1909
La Synthèse mentale. Alcan, Paris, 1908.
Le Mouvement idéaliste et la Réaction centre la Science positive,
1896. Paris, Alcan.
Le Pangermanisme et la Philosophie de L'Histoire. Letter to
Bergson, published in book form, 1916. Reprinted from Pour
la verite, 1914-15. Perrin. Pp. 75. This letter was occasioned
by Bergson's writings on the War.
Transformation et Créationisme. 1914. Paris, Alcan.
Insuffisance des Philosophies de L'Intuition. 1908. Paris,
Plon-Nourrit. Pp. 319.
Reflexions sur la Violence. This has been translated into English
by T.E. Hulme, and published by Geo. Allen and Unwin,
Reflections on Violence.
Les Illusions du Progres.
Le Mouvement socialists. Collected volumes of the periodical.
Devoir et Durée. 1912. Paris, Alcan. Pp. 408.
(b) English and American Publications
The Idealistic Reaction against Science 1914. Macmillan.
English translation from Italian by W. Agnes McCaskill.
The Ethical Aspects of Evolution Regarded as the Parallel Growth
of Opposite Tendencies. 1908. Clarendon Press, Oxford.
Voices of Tomorrow. Critical studies of the New Spirit in
Literature. London, Grant Richards. See Section The New
Mysticism, Part 3, Its Philosopher, Henri Bergson, pp. 205-223.
The Principle of Individuality and Value. 1912. Macmillan.
The Gifford Lectures for 1911. The Value and Destiny of
the Individual. Gifford Lectures, 1912.
Political Ideals. Clarendon Press, Oxford Discusses in
concluding pages the rational element in politics.
Pragmatism and Idealism 1913. Macmillan, New York, and
A. and C. Black, London. Chap. (9) is entitled "Pragmatism
and Idealism in the Philosophy of Bergson," pp. 234-261.
The Problem of Truth. Jack. "People's Books."
Instinct in Man. 1917. Cambridge University Press.
Wit and its Relation to the Unconscious. Fisher Unwin.
Remarks on Bergson's Le Rire, pp. 301 and 360.
The Religion of Experience. Chapter IV. Bergson and Intuition.
Syndicalism. "People's Books."
Christian Ethics and Social Progress. 1912. Contains chapter
on Bergson.
Meaning of God in Human Experience. Yale University Press. 1912.
Eternal Life: its Implications and Applications. T. and T.
Clark. 1912. Deals with Bergson's view of duree and of
Liberty, pp. 288-302.
The Psychology of Auto-Education. Based on the interpretation
of Intellect, given by Bergson in his Creative Evolution
Illustrated in the work of Maria Montessori. 1912. Bardeen,
Syracuse, New York.
The Philosophy of Plotmus. Gifford Lectures, published 1919.
These lectures on the great Neo-platonist to whom Bergson
owes not a little, contain important discussions of Bergson's
views on Time, Consciousness and Change.
Alchemy of Thought. Holt & Co, New York. 1911.
A Pluralistic Universe (Hibbert Lectures) 1909. Lectures 5
and 6, pp 181-273.
Personality. Methuen, 1913. Especially Chap. 3 on Bergson,
pp 78-124.
God in Evolution. A Pragmatic Study of Theology.. Longman. 1911.
The Philosophy of Biology. 1914. Cambridge University Press.
The Spiritual Ascent of Man. 1916. University of London Press,
Chapter (4) Intellect and Intuition.
Problems of the Self. Shaw Lectures at Edinburgh for 1914.
1917. Macmillan.
Modern Problems. Methuen, 1912. Balfour and Bergson, pp.
189-210 (Chap. 18). Reprint of Article in Hibbert Journal
(1912).
Elements of Constructive Philosophy. 1918. Geo Allen & Unwin.
Consciousness. On Revival and Memory. P. 436.
Religion as Affected by Modern Science and Philosophy. 1914.
Lindsey Press. Devotes a section to the consideration of
Bergson and Religion, pp 147-166.
Principles of Evolution. Collins—Nation's Library. Very
hostile to Bergson, pp 247-253.
Body and Mind 1911. Methuen & Co.
Instinct and Experience. Methuen. 1912.
Present Philosophical Tendencies. 1912. Longmans. U.S.A.
The Idea of God. Gifford Lectures, 1912-13. Lecture (19) on
Bergson, pp. 366-385.
Our Knowledge of the External World. 1914. Open Court Publishing
Co. Chapter (8) on Cause and Free Will, criticizes Bergson,
pp. 229-242.
The Principles of Social Reconstruction. Geo. Allen & Co. 1917.
Shows Impulse to be greater than conscious purpose in
our social life.
Mysticism and Logic. 1918. Longman.
Roads to Freedom. On Socialism, Anarchism and Syndicalism.
Geo. Allen & Co. 1918.
Winds of Doctrine.. Scribner, U.S.A.
The French Renascence. 1916. Allen and Unwin. Chapter on
Bergson, pp. 271-284, with portrait.
Syndicalism and Philosophical Realism. 1919. A.& C. Black.
For Bergson, pp. 70-160.
Major Prophets of To-day. 1914. Little, Boston, U.S.A.
Pp. 44-103. (Portrait.)
Commentary to Kant's Critique of Pure Reason. 1918. Macmillan.
Moral Values and the Idea of God. Cambridge University
Press, 1918. Gifford Lectures, 1914-15. Discusses Intuition
and Vital Impulse.
Pragmatism and French Voluntarism with Special Reference to
the Notion of Truth in the Development of Philosophy from Maine
de Biran to Bergson. M.A. (London.) Thesis, 1912. Cambridge
University Press, 1914. Girton College Studies, No 6.
Mysticism. A Study in the Nature and development of man's
spiritual consciousness. Dutton, U.S.A. 1912.
The Great Society. Error on p. 236, where he has 1912 for 1911,
as date of Bergson's Lectures at London University.
The Realm of Ends. (Pluralism and Theism.) Cambridge
University Press. Cf. pp. 306-7.
Contemporary Philosophy. Contains careless blunders. The
date of the publication of L'Evolution creatrice in Paris is
given as 1901 instead of 1907. This is on page 74. Then on
page 95, Lectures given at London University are referred
to as having been given at Oxford. The whole section of 28
pages, devoted to Bergson, tends to be somewhat misleading.
God and Personality. Gifford Lectures, 1918-19. Geo. Allen
and Unwin.
The Purpose of History. Reflections on Bergson, Dewey and
Santayana. 1916. Columbia University Press.
Section III. English and American Articles
(a) Signed Articles
ABBOTT. "Philosophy of Progress." Outlook, Feb, 1913.
AKELY. "Bergson and Science." Philosophical Review, May, 1915.
ALEXANDER, H.B. "Socratic Bergson." Mid-West Quarterly, Oct., 1913.
ALEXANDER, S. "Matière et Mémoire." Mind, Oct, 1897.
ARMSTRONG. "Bergson, Berkeley and Intuition." Philosophical Review, 1914.
BABBITT. "Bergson and Rousseau." Nation, Nov., 1912.
BALDWIN. "Intuition." American Year Book, 1911.
BALFOUR. "Creative Evolution and Philosophic Doubt." Hibbert Journal, Oct, 1911; and Living Age, Dec. 2, 1911.
BALSILLIE. "Bergson on Time and Free Will." Mind, 1911.
BARR. "The Dualism of Bergson." Philosophical Review, 1914.
BEYER. "Creative Evolution and the Woman's Question." Educational Review, Jan, 1914.
BJORKMAN. "The Philosopher of Actuality." Forum, Sept, 1911. "Is there Anything New?" Forum. "Bergson: Philosopher or Prophet?" Review of Reviews, Aug, 1911.
BLACKLOCK. "Bergson's Creative Evolution." Westminster Review, Mar., 1912.
BODE "L'Evolution creatrice." Philosophical Review, 1908. "Creative Evolution." American Journal of Psychology, April, 1912.
BOSANQUET. Prediction of Human Conduct." International Journal of Ethics, Oct, 1910.
BOYD. "L'Evolution créatrice." Review of Theology and Philosophy, Oct, 1907.
BROWN. "Philosophy of Bergson." Church Quarterly Revtew, April, 1912.
BURNS. "Criticism of Bergson's Philosophy." North American Review, March, 1913.
BURROUGHS. "The Prophet of the Soul." Atlantic Monthly, Jan., 1914.
BUSH. "Bergson's Lectures." Columbia University Quarterly, 1913.
CALKINS. "Bergson: Personalist." Philosophieal Review, 1912-13. No. (6).
"Philosophy of Bergson" Hibbert Journal, July, 1910.
"Creative Evolution" Proc. Aristotelian Soc, Vol. 9 and 10.
"Bergson's Theory of Instinct" Proc. Aristotelian Soc, Vol 10.
"Bergson's Theory of Knowledge." Proc. Aristotelian Soc, Vol 9
"Psycho-physical Parallelism as a working hypothesis in Psychology."
Proc. Aristotelian Soc, Vol. 1910-11.
"The Philosophy of Bergson." Mind, Oct, 1911.
"Science and Bergson" Mind, Oct, 1912.
"On Mr Russell's Reasons for supposing that Bergson's Philosophy
is not true" Cambridge Magazine, April, 1913.
"The Concept of Mind-Energy." Mind, Jan., 1920.
CARUS. "The Anti-intellectual movement of to-day." Monist, July, 1912.
COCKERELL. "The New Voice in Philosophy." Dial, Oct., 1911.
COOKE. "Ethics and New Intuitionists." Mind, 1913.
CORRANCE. "Bergson and the Idea of God." Hibbert Journal, Feb, 1914.
"Bergson's Intellect and Matter." Philosophical Review, May, 1914.
"Answer to Mr. Bertrand Russell's Philosophy of Bergson."
Monist, Jan, 1914.
"What Bergson means by Inter-penetration" Proc. Aristotelian
Soc, Vol. 1913-14.
"Complexity and Synthesis: Data and Methods of Russell and
Bergson. Proc. Aristotelian Soc., 1914-15.
COX. "Bergson's Message to Feminism." Forum, May, 1913.
CUNNINGHAM. "Bergson's Conception of Duration." Philosophical Review, 1914-15. "Bergson's Conception of Finality." Philosophical Review, 1914-15.
DIMNET. "Meaning of Bergson's Success." Saturday Review, 1914.
DOLSON. "Philosophy of Bergson." I. Philosophical Review, Nov., 1910. "Philosophy of Bergson." II. Philosophical Review, Jan., 1911.
DOUGLAS. "Christ and Bergson." North American Review, April, 1913.
"Philosophy of Bergson." Bulletin of Catholic University of
Washington, April, 1914.
DURBAN. "Philosophy of Bergson. Homiletic Review, Jan., 1912.
"Philosophy in Germany in 1911." Trans. from German by
Hammond. Philosophieal Review, Sept., 1912.
FAWCETT. "Matter and Memory." Mind, April, 1912.
FERRAR. "L'Evolution créatrice." Commonwealth, Dec., 1909.
FOSTER. "Henri Bergson." Overland, April, 1918.
GARDINER. "Memoire et Reconnaissance." Psychological Review, 1896.
GERRARD. "Bergson's Philosophy of Change." Catholic World, Jan, 1913. "Bergson, Newman and Aquinas." Catholic World, Mar., 1913. "Bergson and Freedom." Catholic World, May, 1913. "Bergson and Finahsm." Catholic World, June, 1913. "Bergson and Divine Fecundity." Catholic World, Aug., 1913.
GIBSON. "The Intuitiomsm of Bergson." The Quest, Jan., 1911,
GOETZ. "Bergson," A poem. Open Court, Sept., 1912.
"Balfour and Bergson." Literary Guide and Rationalist Review,
Nov., 1911.
GUNTHER. "Bergson, Pragmatism and Schopenhauer." Monist, Vol. 22.
"Recent Bergson Literature." Hibbert Journal, Jan., 1911.
" " " " " " 1912.
HOCKING. "Significance of Bergson" Yale Review, 1914.
HOOKHAM. "Bergson as Critic of Darwin." National Review, Mar, 1912. "Further Notes on Bergson." National Review, April, 1912.
HULME. "The New Philosophy." New Age, July, 1909.
HUNEKER. "The Playboy of Western Philosophy." Forum, March,
HUSBAND. "L'Evolution creatrice." International Journal of Ethics, July, 1912.
"Philosophy of Bergson." Hibbert Journal, April, 1909.
"Bradley or Bergson?" Journal of Philosophy, Psychology,
and Scientific Methods, Jan, 1910.
"A Great French Philosopher at Harvard." Nation (U. S), March, 1910.
JOHNSTON. "Where Bergson Stands." Harper's Weekly, March, 1913.
"Bergson's Philosophy of the Organism." Proc. of Liverpool
Biological Society, 1913.
JORDAN. "Kant and Bergson." Monist, 1913.
JOURDAIN. "Logic, Bergson and H. G. Wells." Hibbert Journal, Vol. 10.
"James, Bergson and Mr Pitkin." Journal of Philosophy,
Psychology and Scientific Methods, June, 1910.
"James, Bergson and Traditional Metaphysics" Mind, 1914.
"Laughter" Journal of Philosophy, Psychology and Scientific
Methods, May, 1912.
KEEFFE. "Bergson's Critical Philosophy." Irish Theological Studies, April, 1913.
"Bergson's Philosophy from a Physician's Point of View."
Russkaya Misl., Feb, 1915.
LALANDE. "Philosophy in France in 1905." Philosophieal Rev., May, 1906. "Philosophy in France in 1907." Philosophieal Rev., May, 1908. "Philosophy in France in 1912." Philosophieal Rev., April, 1914.
"On Continuity and Discreteness." Journal of Philosophy,
Psychology and Scientific Methods, April, 1910.
"Bergson and Contemporary Thought." University of California
Chronicle, 1914.
"Bergson's Creative Evolution and the Nervous System
in Organic Evolution" Lancet, Vol. 182.
"The most Dangerous Man in the World." Everybody's Magazine,
July, 1912.
"Bergson's Philosophy" New York Times Book Review, Nov, 1912.
"Bergson's Intuitional Philosophy Justified." Current Literature,
April, 1912.
"Balfour and Bergson" Hibbert Journal, Jan., 1912.
LOVEDAY. "L'Evolution creatrice" Mind, 1908.
"The Metaphysician of the Life Force" Nation, Sept, 1909
"The Problem of Time in Recent French Philosophy, (III).
Bergson s Temporalism and Anti-intellectualism" Philosophical
Review, May, 1912
"Practical Tendencies of Bergsonism" International Journal of
Ethics, 1913
"Some Antecedents of Bergson's Philosophy" Mind, 1913.
"Bergson and Romantic Evolutionism." University of California
Chronicle, 1914.
LOW. "Mr Balfour in the Study." Edinburgh Review, Oct, 1912.
MARTIN. "Bergson's Creative Evolution" Pnnceton Theological Review, Jan., 1912.
MASON. "Bergson's Principle" Nation, July, 1911. "Bergson's Method Confirmed" North American Review, Jan, 1913.
"The Anti rationalism of Bergson." Literary Guide and
Rationalist Review, Oct 4-1911.
"Intellect and Intuition" Footnote to "Bergson and Bradley."
Contemporary Review, July, 1915.
MACDONALD "L'Effort itellectuel" Philosophical Review, July, 1902.
McGILVARY. "Philosophy of Bergson" Philosophical Review, Sept, 1912.
MACKINTOSH. "Bergson and Religion" Biblical World, Jan, 1913
"Critical Side of Bergson's Philosophy." Westminster Review,
Feb, 1912.
MILLER. "Bergson and Religion." Biblical World, Nov., 1915.
"L'Evolution creatrice" Journal of Philosophy, Psychology and
Scientific Methods, Oct, 1908.
"Studies on Bergson." Bulletin of University of Kansas, 1915.
MOORE. A. W. "Bergson and Pragmatism." Philosophical Review, 1912.
MOORE, C. L "Return of the Gods." The Dial, Nov, 1912.
MORIES. "Bergson and Mysticism" Westminster Review, June, 1912.
"The Treatment of History by Philosophers."
Proc Aristotelian Soc, Vol. 1913-14.
MUIRHEAD. "Creative Evolution" Hibbert Journal, 1911. "Matter and Memory" Hibbert Journal, 1911. "Time and Free Will." Hibbert Journal, 1911.
MULFORD. "What is Intuition ?" Monist, Vol. 26, 1916.
OVERSTREET. "Mind and Body." Psychological Bulletin, Jan., 1912.
PALMER. "Thought and Instinct" Nation, June, 1909 "Life and the Brain" Contemporary Review, Oct, 1909. "Presence and Omni-presence." Contemporary Review, June, 1908
PAULHAN. "Contemporary Philosophy in France." Philosophical Review, Jan, 1900.
"Philosophy of Bergson." Journal of Philosophy, Psychology and
Scientific Methods, 1911.
"James and Bergson, or, Who is against Intellect ?" Journal
of Philosophy, Psychology and Scientific Methods, April, 1910
POULTON. "Darwin and Bergson on Evolution." Bedrock, April, 1912.
QUICK "Creative Evolution and the Individual." Mind, 1913.
RADHAKRISHNAN. "Bergson's Idea of God" Quest, Oct, 1916. "Bergson and Absolute Idealism 1." Mind, Jan, 1919. "Bergson and Absolute Idealism 2." Mind, July, 1919.
ROBINSON "The Philosophy of Bergson." Churchman, March, 1912.
ROSS "A New Theory of Laughter" Nation, Nov, 1908. "The Philosophy of Vitalism" Nation, March, 1909.
ROOSEVELT. "The Search for Truth in a Reverent Spirit." Outlook, Dec, 1911.
"The Reality of the Temporal" International Journal of Ethics,
April, 1910.
RUSSELL, B. "Philosophy of Bergson." Monist, July, 1912. "Mr Carr's Defence of Bergson." Cambridge Magazine, April, 1913.
"Bergson's Anti-Intellectualism." Journal of Philosophy,
Psychology and Scientific Methods, 1912.
"Bergson: His Personality, Philosophy and Influence."
Century Review, Dec, 1912.
"Bergson; Creator of a New Philosophy." Outlook, Feb, 1913.
"The New Philosophy in France" Catholic University Bulletin,
Washington, April, 1906, and March, 1908.
"Pessimism of Bergson" Hibbert Journal, Oct, 1912;
International Journal of Ethics, Jan, 1914; Mind, July, 1913.
"Le Souvenir du present et la fausse reconnaissance."
Psychological Bulletin, Sept., 1910.
"Bergson's View of Organic Evolution." Popular Science
Monthly Feb., 1913.
SHOTWELL "Bergson's Philosophy." Political Science Quarterly, March, 1913.
SLATER. "Vision of Bergson." Forum, Dec., 1914.
SLOSSON. "Major Prophets of To-day" Independent, June, 1911. "Recent Developments of Bergson's Philosophy." Independent, June, 1913.
"Subjectivism and Realism in Modern Philosophy."
Philosophical Review, April, 1908.
"Bergson's Philosophy." Mind, Jan, 1911, also Fortnightly
Review, Dec, 1911
"Creative Evolution." Mind, July, 1911.
"Notion of Truth in Bergson's Theory of Knowledge." Proc.
Aristotelian Soc, Vol 1912-13.
STORK. "Bergson and his Philosophy." Lutheran Quarterly, 1913.
STOUT. "Free Will and Determinism." Speaker, May, 1890.
STRANGE. "Bergson's Theory of Intuition." Monist, 1915.
"Bergson's Theory of Intellect and Reality." Scientific
American Supplement, Dec, 1916.
TAYLOR. "Henri Bergson." Quest, 1912.
TAYLOR, A.E. "Matter and Memory." International Journal of Ethics, Oct., 1911. "Creative Evolution." International Journal of Ethics, July, 1912.
THOMSON "Biological Philosophy of Bergson." Nature, Oct., 1911.
TITCHENER. "Laughter." American Journal of Psychology, Jan., 1912.
TOWNSEND. "Bergson and Religion." Monist, July, 1912.
TUFTS. "Humor." Psychological Review, 1901.
TUTTLE "Bergson on Life and Consciousness." Philosophical Review, Jan., 1912.
TYRRELL, G. "Creative Evolution." Hibbert Journal, Jan., 1908.
TYRRELL, H. "Bergson." A Poem. Art World, Sept., 1917.
"Bergson and the Mystics." Living Age, March, 1912, and
English Review, Feb., 1912.
WATERLOW. "Philosophy of Bergson." Quarterly Review, Jan., 1912.
WHITE. "Bergson and Education." Educational Review, May, 1914.
WHITTAKER, A.L. "Bergson: First Aid to Common-sense." Forum, March, 1914.
WHITTAKER, T. "Les donnees immediates de la conscience." Mind, April, 1890.
"Impressions of M. Bergson." Harper's Weekly, March, 1913.
"Implications of Bergson's Philosophy." North American
Review, March, 1914.
"Syndicalism in France and Its Relation to the Philosophy of
Bergson." Hibbert Journal, Feb., 1914.
WILM "Bergson and Philosophy of Religion" Biblical World, Nov., 1913.
"Natural Realism and Present Tendencies in Philosophy"
Proc Aristotelian Soc, Vol, 1908-9.
"Philosophy of Bergson." Jewish Review, Sept, 1911.
"Balfour on Teleology and Bergson's Creative Evolution."
Hibbert Journal, Jan, 1912.
WYANT "Bergson and His Philosophy." Bookman, March, 1915.
(b) Unsigned Articles
1909 Sept. "Creative Evolution." Nation. 1909 Dec. "Creative Evolution." Current Literature. 1909 Dec. "Bergson's New Idea" Current Literature.
1910 Sept. "Bergson on Free Will" Spectator. 1910 Oct. "Time and Free Will." Athenaeum. 1910 Oct. "Time and Free Will." Saturday Review. 1910 Nov. "Time and Free Will." Nation (USA)
1911 May "Bergson's Wonder-working Philosophy." Current Literature.
"Bergson and Others" Spectator.
1911 June "Creative Evolution" Saturday Review.
1911 June "Bergson in English" Nation.
1911 Aug. "Latest of Philosophers" New York Times.
1911 Aug. "New Conception of God as Creative Evolution."
Current Literature
1911 Oct. "Creative Evolution" Bookman.
1911 Oct. "Creative Evolution" Dial.
1911 Oct. "Creative Evolution" Nature.
1911 Oct. "Matter and Memory." International Journal of Ethics.
1911 Dec. "Balfour's Objections to Bergson's Philosophy."
Current Literature.
of Reviews.
1912 Jan. "The Soul" Educational Review
1912 Feb. "Is the Philosophy of Bergson that of a Charlatan?"
Current Literature
1912 Feb. "Bergson on Comedy" Living Age
1912 Apríl "Bergson's Intuitional Philosophy justified by Sir
Oliver Lodge." Current Literature.
1912 Apríl "Laughter" Edinburgh Review
1912 Apríl "Bergson Criticized." London Quarterly Review
1912 June "Laughter." North American Review.
"Modern Science and Bergson." Contemporary Review.
July "Creative Evolution." International Journal of Ethics.
"Pressing Forward into Space." Nation.
"Balfour and Bergson." Westminster Review.
Sept. "Prof. Henri Bergson." Open Court.
"Laughter." Dublin Review.
"Bergson's Lectures." Outlook.
March "Bergson's New Idea of Evolution." Literary Digest.
"Bergson's Reception in America." Current Opinion.
"Visiting the French Philosopher." Literary Digest.
"The Jewishness of Bergson." Literary Digest.
"Bergson at the City College." Outlook.
1913 March "The Spiritual Philosopher." Review of Reviews.
April "Introduction to Metaphysics." Contemporary Review.
"Bergson and Eucken under Fire." Current Opinion.
Oct. "Such Stuff as Dreams are Made On." Independent.
"The Birth of a Dream." Independent.
"Bergson on Psychical Research." Educational Review.
May "Threatened Collapse of Bergson boom in France."
Current Opinion.
July "The Banning of Bergson." Independent.
Dec. "Bergson Looking Backward." Literary Digest.
"Bergson on Germany's Moral Force." Literary Digest.
April " " " Nation.
"Mr. Wildon Carr and Philosophy of Change." Quest.
1917 May "Bergson and the Art World." Art World.
Sept. "Are Americans Money Worshippers? Bergson's Opinion."
Outlook.
Dec. "Bergson thanks America." New Republic.
Living Age.
Section IV. The English Translations of Bergson's Works
As, in the foregoing lists, the English Translations of Bergson's Works are given separately under the heading of the date and title of the original work, they are here set forth together under the title of the publishers with translators' names and the published prices for convenience of reference for English readers or students.
Time and Free Will. Translator—F. L. Pogson, M.A. Pp.
xxiii+252 (12/6).
Matter and Memory. Translators—Nancy Margaret Paul and
W. Scott Palmer. Pp. xx+339 (12/6).
Both of these are in "The Library of Philosophy."
Creative Evolution. Translator—Arthur Mitchell, Ph.D. Pp.
xv+407 (12/6).
Laughter: An Essay on the Meaning of the Comic, Translators—
Cloudesley Brereton L.-es-L., M.A., and Fred Rothwell, B.A.
Pp. vi+200 (4/6).
An Introduction to Metaphysics. Translator—T. E. Hulme.
Pp. vi+79 (3/e).
Mind-Energy. Translator. Dr. Wildon Carr. (Announced.)
Dreams. Translator—Dr. Slosson. Pp. 62 (2/6).
The Meaning of the War. Editor, Dr. Carr. Pp. 47 (1/6).
The above are all the English Translations which have appeared up to now. The Oxford University Press published in the original French the lectures given at Oxford, La Perception du Changement. These are now out of print, but will be included in the forthcoming volume of Essays.