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The 18 pages that link to Henri Bergson, each with the reason it gives.

• Literary modernismRelated: His account of subjective time resonated with modernist departures from linear chronology.

• Gilles DeleuzeRelated: Deleuze’s books on Bergson made his account of duration a lasting part of Deleuze’s own philosophy.

• Process philosophyRelated: His account of duration rejects the treatment of time as a sequence of static positions.

• Alfred North WhiteheadRelated: Bergson’s emphasis on becoming parallels themes Whitehead developed through a different philosophical system.

• Muhammad IqbalRelated: Bergson’s account of time and creative life resonates with Iqbal’s philosophy of movement.

• Nikos KazantzakisRelated: Bergson’s lectures in Paris influenced Kazantzakis’s thinking about life and action.

• Jacques MaritainRelated: Maritain studied under Bergson before turning decisively toward Thomism.

• Paul ValéryRelated: Bergson offers a nearby account of consciousness and duration against which Valéry’s analyses can be read.

• T. E. HulmeRelated: Bergson’s philosophy influenced Hulme’s thinking before Hulme turned against its Romantic implications.

• Gabriel MarcelRelated: Bergson’s attention to lived duration forms part of the philosophical context Marcel engaged.

• Charles PéguyRelated: Bergson’s lectures influenced Péguy’s early intellectual milieu and his critique of abstract, mechanical thought.

• IrrationalismRelated: His account of intuition presents it as a way of knowing that analytical reason cannot replace.

• LebensphilosophieRelated: His account of duration presents life as continuous creation rather than a sequence of measurable states.

• Pierre Teilhard de ChardinRelated: Bergson’s account of creative evolution formed part of the intellectual setting Teilhard engaged.