Reflections on The principles of psychology: William James after a century

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Contents: R. Brown, Foreword. M.G. Johnson, T.B. Henley, Preface. T.B. Henley, M.G. Johnson, Introduction. R.B. Evans, William James and His Principles. E. Taylor, New Light on the Origin of William James' Experimental Psychology. A. Giorgi, The Implications for James' Plea for Psychology as a Natural Science. M. Henle, William James and Gestalt Psychology. D.E. Leary, William James on the Self and Personality: Clearing the Ground for Subsequent Theorists, Researchers, and Practitioners. J.C. Malone, Jr.William James and Habit: A Century Later. H.F. Crovitz, Association, Cognition and Neural Networks. S. Park, S.M. Kosslyn, Imagination. I. Rock, A Look Back at James' Theory of Perception. E.S. Reed, Space Perception and the Psychologist's Fallacy in James' Principles. R. Baenninger, Consciousness and Comparative Psychology. H.R. Pollio, The Stream of Consciousness Since James. J. Deese, James on the Will.

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