William James (1904) ‘Thoughts’ and ‘things’ are names for two sorts of object, which common sense...
Taking into account the specific cultural environments of the Spiritist Movement in the USA and...
by William James (1842-1910) Humanism is a ferment that has “come to stay.” It is not a...
by Maria Popova: References philosopher William James writings on Habit from 1887. “We are spinning our own...
By William James (1892) The order of our study must be analytic. We are now prepared to...
By William James: I wish in the following hour to take certain psychological doctrines and...
By William James (1906) SOME YEARS AGO, being with a camping party in the mountains, I returned...
In the 2010 November issue of History of Psychology, Stetson, President of the William James Society, reviews...
Originally published in the Harvard Monthly in March 1903, “The Ph.D. Octopus” by Harvard philosopher...
Writer Levi Asher uses a simple scenario to explain a theory by William James.
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