VI. TIME-TRUE AND FALSE

VII. FREEDOM OF THE WILL

VIII. EVOLUTION

IX. THE GOSPEL OF INTUITION

X. ETHICAL AND POLITICAL IMPLICATIONS

XI. RELATION TO RELIGION AND THEOLOGY

XII. REFLECTIONS

APPENDIX: BIBLIOGRAPHY

INDEX




PREFACE

The aim of this little work is practical, and it is put forth in the
hope that it may be useful to the general reader and to the student of
philosophy as an introduction and guide to the study of Bergson's
thought. The war has led many to an interest in philosophy and to a
study of its problems. Few modern thinkers will be found more
fascinating, more suggestive and stimulating than Bergson, and it is