William James in focus: willing to believe

Abstract

Preface Acknowledgements List of Abbreviations 1. James's Life: Will to as Affirmation 2. Will to Believe: Policing vs. Free-Roaming 3. The Principles of Psychology: Consciousness as a Constitutive Stream 4. The Varieties of Religious Experience: Mysticism as a Vague Exemplar 5. Pragmatism: Corridor as Latent and Will to Believe 6. Metaphysics: Radical Empiricism and Experience 7. Pure vs. Impure Experience: Examples of Experience 8. Challenges to Will to Believe Epilogue Conclusion: Pragmatism, Death, and Will to Believe Notes Bibliography Index

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