“Raison et Intuition,”
étude sur la philosophie de M. Bergson,
in La Belgique artistique
et litteraire, Nov.-Dec., 1905,
and April, 1906.
“Bergson et la methode intuitive,”
in the Revue des Mois,
Sept., 1907.
“De l’intuition dans
l’acte de l’esprit,” in the Revue
de
métaphysique et de morale,
Jan., 1908.
1911 L’INTUITION philosophique.
Paper read at the Fourth International
Congress of Philosophy,
held at Bologna, April
5 to 11, 1911. Published in Nov. in
Revue de métaphysique
et de morale (Numero exceptionel),
pp. 809-827. To
reappear in forthcoming second volume of
collected papers.
1911 La perception du Changement.
Deux conférences faites a l’Université
d’Oxford, les 26 et
27 Mai, 1911.
Published in original
French by the Clarendon Press,
Oxford, in 1911. (Out
of print now.) To reappear in
forthcoming second volume
of collected essays and lectures.
1911 Life and consciousness.
The Huxley Lecture delivered at
University of Birmingham,
May 29, 1911. Published
in The Hibbert Journal
for Oct., 1911, Vol
X, pp. 24-44, and also in the volume
Huxley Memorial Lectures
in 1914.
In a revised and somewhat developed
form this appeared
in 1919 in the volume
of collected essays and lectures
L’Energie spirituelle,
pp. 1-29 (Mind-Energy, 1920).
1911 Verite et realite
Introduction of sixteen pages written
for the French
Translation of William
James’ Pragmatism. Translated
by Le Brun. Published
Flammarion, Paris.
1911 Les REALITES que la science
N’ATTEINT pas.
Article in Foi et Vie (French Protestant
Review).
1911 La nature de L’AME.
Four lectures delivered at the University
of London, Oct.,
1911. Up to the
time of writing, these lectures have
not been published Reports
are to be found, however,
in The Times, Oct 21,
23, 28 and 30, 1911 (For definite
information regarding
these lectures, I am indebted
to Mr. Reginald Rye,
Librarian of the University of
London, to the University
of London Press, and to
Professor Bergson himself.)
1912 L’AME et le corps.
Conférence faite pour la Societé
Foi et Vie. Published
in Le Matérialisme actuel,
Paris, 1913, Flammarion.
During the year 1912, the Paris
Review Foi et Vie arranged
a series of lectures
on Materialism. These were given
in Paris, alternating
with a series on Pascal, likewise
arranged by Foi et Vie,
under the direction of in Paul
Doumergue, chief editor
This was the sixth year in
which such courses of