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MENÚ PRINCIPAL DICCIONARIO William James (1842- 1910) N acido en New- York, profesó en la Universidad de Harvard. Tomando como punto de partida el principio de Charles Sanders Peirce sobre la identificación de la idea del objeto con la suma de las ideas de todos los efectos prácticos imaginables del mismo, James desarrolló y sistematizó el pragmatismo empirismo racionalismo , de que algo se hacen él y alguna novedad ocurre, así como la formación de una verdad en la que puedan comulgar los espíritus libres, de una verdad que afirme la libertad del que la sostiene, que le permita desarrollar hasta el infinito su capacidad de acción. Pues el conocimiento puro y simple de las consecuencias mo es suficiente; a él debe sobreponerse y aun dominar una fe que determina las consecuencias mismas, que modifica la realidad y la mejora. La aplicación de este criterio proporciona, en primer término, para William James, una teoría de la experiencia religiosa en la cual lo religioso aparece como algo positivo y justificado, inmediatamente accesible en su constitutivo inmamentismo

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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.

54. Philosophie-Seiten: William James Translate this page William James (1842-1910), Werke und Übersetzungen James Varieties ofReligious Experience, a Study in Human Nature (Project Gutenberg, engl.). http://www.philo.de/Philosophie-Seiten/personen/james.shtml

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55. William James Commentary By Jackson Snyder James, William (18421910) (Microsoft Bookshelf 98), American philosopherand psychologist, who developed the philosophy of pragmatism. http://jacksonsnyder.com/arc/Indices/James Archive.htm

Commentary on William James' The Varieties of Religious Experience Jackson Snyder William James Click the Picture for his Site Snyder Bible Home Personal Religion Spiritual Reality Evil ... Mysticism James, William Microsoft Bookshelf 98) , American philosopher and psychologist, who developed the philosophy of pragmatism . James was born in New York City. His father, Henry James, Sr., was a theologian; one of his brothers was novelist Henry James . William James attended private schools in the United States and Europe, the Lawrence Scientific School at Harvard University, and the Harvard Medical School, from which he received a degree in 1869. He later taught at Harvard. Before finishing his medical studies, he went on an exploratory expedition in Brazil with Swiss-American naturalist Louis Agassiz and also studied physiology in Germany. James's first book, Principles of Psychology (1890), established him as one of the most influential thinkers of his time. The work advanced the principle of

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57. History Philosophy Of Psychology Web Resources A Stroll with William James (18421910) by Frank Pajares of Emory University. (Atlanta,GA). A View of William James (1842-1910) by RH Albright (Boston, MA). http://www.psych.yorku.ca/orgs/individ.htm

58. WILLIAM JAMES William James (18421910) The very meaning of the conception of God lies in thosedifferences which must be made in our experience if the conception be true. . http://www.creatorix.com.au/philosophy/t06/t06b14.html

WILLIAM JAMES "The very meaning of the conception of God lies in those differences which must be made in our experience if the conception be true." (The Will to Believe) Pragmatist philosopher and psychologist, James considered the differentiation between the mental and the material worlds artificial. Predictable outcomes of mental activity and experience were the best measures of truth. Educated at Harvard and in Europe, James started his varied career in the Harvard Department of physiology. From physiology, he later moved to psychology. His two-volume "Principles of Psychology" became regarded as a classic. From psychology, he moved on to philosophy. His most controversial works were written during his years as professor of philosophy at Harvard, where he became the centre of a much-admired brilliant group of teachers and writers. Although James appears to have changed disciplines, his approach to his subjects is consistent. In psychology, he adopted a "functional" approach. Our conception of mentality must be founded in what mentality does. In philosophy he was attracted to C.S. Pierce's pragmatism . Pierce demanded that the meaning of any concept or hypothesis lay in the "sensible difference" that its being true would make. James expanded the principle further to suggest that, if a concept can be defined by what you do with it, then truth must consist in a successful doing. An idea is not a mystery but a tool. Traditional

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CCLE Actions Resources William James (1842-1910) stands as one of America’s preeminent philosophical thinkers on the nature of consciousness. James advocated that the field of psychology should develop around an integrated cognitive psychology of experiential consciousness. By asserting that consciousness does not exist as an independent entity, but rather as a function of particular lived states—of which waking consciousness is just one among many possible states of awareness—James experimented with, and gave philosophical credence to, the role of alternative states of consciousness in evolving conceptions of the self and society. CCLE Actions go to resources return to top Campus Lectures Have a CCLE scholar speak to your university class. CCLE Drug Law Library Resources for Nitrous Oxide Project Flyer Please print copies and post in the philosophy department of your campus. Take or Teach a University Course on Cognitive Liberty Summer Fellows Program Resources back to actions return to top CCLE Neuroethics Project Journal of Cognitive Liberties ... William James Resources compiled by Emory University Journal of Consciousness Studies (Sept.-Oct.2002)

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