Henri Bergson and British modernism

Mary Ann Gillies

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Modernist Literature and Criticism Philosophical and Theoretical Analysis Philosophy and Literary Analysis

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Henri Bergson - antecedents, philosophy and context Bergson and British culture charting Bergson's theories of a modernist aesthetics T.S. Eliot - the poet Virginia Woolf - Bergsonian experiments in representation and consciousness James Joyce - fiction as the flux of experience Dorothy Richardson - the subjective experience of time Joseph Conrad - Bergsonian ideas of memory and comedy.

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