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The Psychology and Philosophy of William James: An Interdisciplinary Teaching Project

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An interdisciplinary course on the psychology and philosophy of William James is described along with suggested reading materials. Such a course provides students with insights into the thought and character of an eminent psychologist-philosopher not easily attained in usual disciplinary studies.

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1891The Principles of Psychology 1920The letters of William James.1987William James: His Life and Thought.1988William James: His Life and Thought 1968William James: A Biography 1983The Compromised Scientist: William James in the Development of American Psychology 1988William James: The center of his vision.1989William James, the center of his vision

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