The Philosophy of Bergson

Bertrand Russell

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This Paper was published in The Monist, 22 (July 1912): 321-47. Open Court, the publisher of the journal, also published the paper as a (repaginated) pamphlet at the same time. It was reprinted, with a reply by H. Wildon Carr ( Appendix IX ) and Russell’s rejoinder to Carr (Paper 30), as a pamphlet by The Heretics in Cam bridge in 1914. Russell included a revised version of it in A History of Western Philosophy (1945); it was further shortened in the 1961 edition of this book. In addition to the printed versions, a manuscript of Part I exists.

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