'Though it remained outside of the purview of the experimental disciplines, Bergson's introspection-derived insistence on the inherent temporality of experience became a critical source of both insight and provocation for science-oriented philosophy. Though the thinkers most frequently identified with his thought are Alfred North Whitehead, Georges Canguilhem and Gilles Deleuze, recent work has demonstrated the importance of Bergsonian themes in structuring work by Jean Cavaillès, Maurice Merleau-Ponty, Michel Foucault, and others (Bianco 2011; further explicated in Bianco 2015). In the United States, Arthur O. Lovejoy drew on Bergson's writings for his explorations of 'organic autonomy' and the history of evolutionary concepts (Russell 2015, esp. 43-46 and 62-63).'