Excerpt from The Philosophy of Bergson

Mr. Russell's criticism of M.Bergson was read before "The Heretics, in Trinity College," on March nth, 1913, and was afterwards published in The Monist, July, 1912.

Mr. Carr's reply, and Mr. Russell's rejoinder, appeared in The Cambridge Magazine for April 12th and April 26th, 1913, respectively.

The Society is indebted to the editors of both papers for permission to republish.

With regard to the value of the following pages as an authoritative account of two of the leading tendencies in modern philosophic thought, it is perhaps worth while to record that M.Bergson wrote to the Editor of The Cambridge Magazine, in reply to a request that he should contribute to the discussion himself:-

"Je trouve excellente la reponse que Mr. Wildon Carr a deja faite, et qui porte sur les points speciaux vises par la critique de Mr. Russell."

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