Bergson, Eliot, and American Literature

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Exploring the profound influence of Henri Bergson on American literature, this study by Paul Douglass traces the philosopher's impact on notable writers from T.S. Eliot to William Carlos Williams. It highlights Bergson's significance during the early 20th century and examines how his ideas transitioned across the Atlantic, shaping literary thought. Key analyses include Eliot's works and Faulkner's novels, alongside critical evaluations of Ransom, Tate, and Penn Warren. This comprehensive examination serves as an essential reference for students of American literature.