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The Varieties of Religious Experience II By William James Presented by Auth o rama Public Domain Books Search through book: William James (1842-1910) A NOTE ON THE AUTHOR OF "THE VARIETIES OF RELIGIOUS EXPERIENCE" [Annotate 8.1] Lectures XI, XII, and XIII. Saintliness Lectures XIV and XV. The Value of Saintliness Lectures XVU and XVII. Mysticism ... Postscript William James (1842-1910) This electronic book of The Varieties of Religious Experience (A Study in Human Nature) by William James is in the public domain. This page has been created by Philipp Lenssen . Page last updated on December 2003. The full text of this book is also available and suited for completely downloading or printing it (no annotations). At my blog: Nigritude Ultramarine and other Google hacks. On Amazon: VARIETIES OF RELIGIOUS EXPERIENCE By William James Management and the Control of Quality with Student CD-ROM By James R. Evans William James in Yahoo! News: Minding the Brain (New York Review of Books) Harcourt, 355 pp. , Antonio Damasio is a distinguished neuroscientist with a flair for writ-ing about science and an enthusiasm for philosophizing.

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James, William US psychologist and philosopher. He was among the first to take an approach emphasizing the ends or purposes of behaviour and to advocate a scientific, experimental psychology. His Varieties of Religious Experience 1902 is one of the most important works on the psychology of religion. In his classic Principles of Psychology 1890, James introduced the notion of the 'stream of consciousness' (thought, consciousness, or subjective life regarded as a flow rather than as separate bits), and propounded the theory of emotions now known as the James-Lange theory. James wrote extensively on abnormal psychology and had much to contribute to the study of the paranormal. He was the brother of the novelist Henry James. He turned from medicine to psychology and taught at Harvard 1872-1907. Although on his own admission unsuited to experimental work, he established one of the first psychological laboratories at Harvard in 1875. James's main philosophical ideas are set out in Pragmatism, a New Name for Some Old Ways of Thinking 1907, an attempt to give an account of truth in terms of its satisfactory outcomes that owes much to the US philosopher C S Peirce's ideas on pragmatism, and Essays in Radical Empiricism 1912, in which he proposed that ultimate reality consists of 'pure experience', defining this as 'the immediate flux of life which furnishes the material to our later reflection'.

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Entries Publication Data Advisory Board Contributors ... World Civilizations The Reader's Companion to American History JAMES, WILLIAM , psychologist, theologian, and philosopher. James's family background and his travels, wide interests, and friendliness combined with his scholarly work to make him internationally famous. His Irish immigrant grandfather, also named William, had made the family fortune in Albany, partly from the Erie Canal. His father, Henry, a man of leisure, was well known in American and English literary and theological circles, and his younger brother, Henry, was the famous novelist. William himself was a polyglot cosmopolitan. He studied in Bonn, Boulogne, Geneva, London, and Paris. Throughout his life he often returned to Europe to visit friends, give lectures, receive honors from universities, or seek health cures. (He was slight, easily fatigued, and often ill; at twenty-eight, he suffered a prolonged, almost suicidal depression.) James was also a polymath. His first serious ambition was to be a painter, but he turned from that to the study of chemistry, anatomy, and physiology, receiving an M.D. at age twenty-seven. He went up the Amazon with Louis Agassiz in 1865 to collect zoological specimens. As a Harvard professor, he started by teaching physiology and then, in turn, anatomy, psychology, and philosophy. Other strong interests included religion, psychic research, self-help psychotherapy, and education. Principles of Psychology (1890), ten years in the writing, was his magnum opus. Written in his typical concrete, humorous, colloquial, and metaphoric style, it was interesting to both students and professionals. It became the most widely used text in the field and is still by far the best summary of the science of psychology at that time.

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Back to Major Contributors Influences on The Major Theorists William James (1842-1910) William James James published a twelve-hundred page masterwork, The Principles of Psychology in 1890. In this work, he spends some time discussing the individual's sense of self and being comprised of both the " I " or the knower, and the " Me " or the self-as-known. Additionally, he is one of the first writers to use the term "self-esteem" as a feeling the self has dependent upon what one wishes to be and to accomplish. If one succeeds in their endeavors, their self-esteem raises, and if one fails it lowers. William James is also often recognized as the father of American pragmatism , as it became one of the prevailing philosophical movements of the 20th century under his leadership. Over the course of his career, William James fathers five children and loses one of them to pneumonia. He proves to be a prolific writer and widely respected philosopher. He is one of three famous children to originate from Henry James and Mary Walsh James, his brother Henry James grew to be the famed novelist, and his sister Alice also grew to be well regarded in literary circles after the posthumous publication of her diaries. In 1910, William James dies of heart failure at his summer home in New Hampshire. Some of His Major Works: The Principles of Psychology

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William James American Philosopher William James was born in New York city in 1842 to a priviledged family. His early schooling took place in New York City. Early on, however, he attended schools in England, France, Germany and Switzerland. He was also taught by private tutors. By 1860 he was fluent in 5 languages and could count among his acquaintances family friends like Thoreau, Emerson, Greeley and Mill. In 1861 James entered Lawrence Scientific School, Harvard University. Soon after he transfered to Harvard's Medical School to hedge against his family's dwindling fortune. He found medicine boring and after a trip to the Amazon in 1865-6 he left America for the therapeutic baths of France and Germany for nearly two years, where he studied under Helmholtz and other leading physiologists, and became thoroughly conversant with the New Psychology. There were no professors of psychology in American universities before James began teaching the subject in 1875. The only forms of psychology then taught in the United States were phrenology and Scottish mental philosophy, an offshoot of associationism used chiefly as a defense of revealed religion. James himself had never taken a course in the New Psychology because none was available; as he once jested, 'The first lecture in psychology that I ever heard was the first I ever gave.' In 1878 he began one of his more important works, Principles of Psychology. He also married, in 1878, Alice H. Gibbens of Cambridge, Mass.

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The purpose of the William James Society is to encourage study of, and communication about, the life and work of William James (1842-1910) and his ongoing influence in the many fields to which he contributed. The William James Society and its publication Streams of William James were founded in 1999 by Randall Albright. In 2001 the Society was reorganized under a Constitution and its first officers were elected. The membership of the Society has recently exceeded 150 members and is growing quickly. We encourage anyone inspired by James's work and life to participate! Imagery by Roy R. Behrens ballast@netins.net 2002 Winner, William James Society Art Competition Note: The William James Society gratefully acknowledges artdeadlineslist.com for advertising support of the 2002 art competition. How to get involved You can become a member of the William James Society. You can download our flier in Adobe Acrobat (.pdf) format. You can contact Randall Albright by e-mail You can submit your essay, artwork, or other artistic creation to Streams of William James You can encourage your college to begin an institutional subscription for its library.

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