num_pages: 288
description: Wesley Cooper opposes the traditional view of William Jamesís philosophy which dismissed it as fragmented or merely popular, arguing instead that there is a systematic philosophy to be found in James's writings. His doctrine of pure experience is the binding thread that links his earlier psychological theorizing to his later epistemological, religious, and pragmatic concerns.
language: English
title: The Unity of William James's Thought
titlecomplete: The Unity of William James's Thought (Vanderbilt Library of American Philosophy)
genres: Philosophy
ratings_count: 2
series: Vanderbilt Library of American Philosophy
publisher: Vanderbilt University Press