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A Review
of
Henri Louis Bergson's Book
Time and Free Will
Ms Index
by Doug Renselle

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Alphabetical Reference Index to Bergson's Time and Free Will
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Magnitude, quantitative differences applicable to, 2 ff.;
alleged intensive, 2, 3 f., 71 f., 106, 225;
two species of, 3 f.;
of growing desire, 9;
and muscular effort, 20 f.;
of sensations, 31 ff., 72;
intensity of pain as a, 37;
pleasure as a, 38;
of representative sensations, 47;
interval between colours as, 57 f.;
interval between sensations as, 66, 68 f.;
intensity not a, 225.
Mathematics, represents results, not processes, 119, 234;
exemplifies one type of prefiguring, 204 f.
Matter, impenetrability of, 88;
molecular theory of, and determinism, 143 f., 209;
atomic theory of, still hypothetical, 145;
has no apparent duration, 153;
stripped of concrete qualities, 205;
shape as quality of, 205;
Lord Kelvin's vortex theory of, 206;
Descartes' view of, 207;
hylozoism and qualities of, 213;
Leibniz and qualities of, 213;
distinguished from form, 223, 234;
distinguished from space, 236.
Mean gradations, method of, 56, 59, 67, 69.
Mechanics, treatment of time and duration in, 115;
and notion of velocity, 117;
deals with equations, 119.
Mechanism, as system of nature, 140;
and relation between facts and laws, 140 f.;
its view of simplicity, 141;
its influence on determinism, 148, 209;
makes consciousness an epiphenomenon, 152;
and Lord Kelvin's theory of matter, 207;
Spinozistic, 209;
and coincidence of causality with identity, 210;
meant to explain conduct, will control it, 237.
Metaphor, see Symbolical Representation.
Method, of mean gradations, 56, 59, 67, 69;
of minimum differences, 64 f., 69.
Mill, on Hamilton, 159 n., 174 n.;
on distinct states of self, 159;
on free will, 174.
Mind, act of, see Act.
Mind, articles in, quoted, 29 n., 47 n. (part of p. 46 moved to p. 47)
Minimum differences, method of, 64 f., 69.
Mobility, and motion, 111 f.;
eliminated by science, 115, 228.
Mollére, La Misanthrope quoted, 167.
Monad, Leibniz on matter as, 213, 214.
Motion, see also Movement: analysis of concept of, 111 f.; (part of p. 110 moved to p. 111)
real only for conscious spectator, 111;
a, mental synthesis, 111, 120;
mobility and, 111;
of shooting star, 111;
confused with space in Eleatic paradox, 113 f.;
intuition of, 114;
not derivable from immobilities, 114; (part of p. 115 moved to p. 114)
no homogeneous element in, 114; (part of p. 115 moved to p. 114)
science eliminates mobility from, 115, 228, 234;
hypothetical acceleration of cosmic, 116 f., 193 ff.;
cannot be represented by mathematical formulae, 119 f, 234;
helps to form idea of homogeneous duration, 124;
Descartes and conservation of, 151;
and Lord Kelvin's theory of matter, 206.
Motives, actions explained by, 148;
and process of deliberation, 158;
act not determined by, 158;
Bain on conflict of, 159;
Fouillée on freedom as a, 160;
choice without, shown at crisis, 170.
Movement, see also Motion: atomic, and intensity, 6;
molecular, and sensation, 33, 34;
automatic and free, 33, 35;
in estimating sensation of weight, 49 f.;
measurement of velocity of, 107, 117.
Müller, Johann, nativistic theory of space, 93.
Multiplicity, inner,73;
of conscious states, 75 ff., 90 f.;
of juxtaposition, 75 n., 162;
of interpenetration, 75 n., 162;
implied in number, 76, 80 f.;
implied in addition, 85;
two kinds of, 85 f., 91, 121, 128, 129;
discrete, 90, 91, 120 f., 226;
of number and of conscious states, 91, 121;
continuous or qualitative, 105, 121, 128, 224, 226, 229, 239;
determinism rests on inaccurate conception of, 142, 173; (part of p. 143 moved to p. 142)
associationism confuses the two kinds of, 162 f.;
of psychic states as constituting duration, 224;
duration as qualitative, 226, 229.
Music, and suggestion, 15, 44;
duration and musical rhythm, 101; (part of p. 100 moved to p. 101)
increase of stimulus compared to musical phrase, 106;
organization of sensations compared to melodic phrase, 111;
strokes of clock compared to musical phrase, 127;
consciousness compared to invisible musician, 147.
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