This volume discusses the life and work of William James (1842-1910), a founder of the study of psychology. It concerns life-writing and writing for the sake of existence and combines literature, psychology, philosophy, and biography.
This volume discusses the life and work of William James (1842-1910), a founder of the study of psychology. It concerns life-writing and writing for the sake of existence and combines literature, psychology, philosophy, and biography.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Philip Davis, Emeritus Professor of literature and psychology, was Director of the Centre for Research in Reading, Literature and Society (CRILS), University of Liverpool. His books include biographies of George Eliot and Bernard Malamud, and works on Shakespeare, Samuel Johnson, Wordsworth, and the Victorians. His most recent publications include Reading and the Reader (OUP, 2013), Reading for Life (OUP, 2020), and with Fiona Magee, Arts for Health: Reading (Emerald Press, 2020). He is an editor of two OUP series, The Literary Agenda and My Reading, and Studies in Bibliotherapy for Anthem. His interests include reading and mental health, and shared reading in the community outside academe.
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Preface 1: The Start: 'I am a Motor' 2: The Pragmatic Grammar of William James 3: The Will to Believe 4: James's Field Work 5: 'What Does Not Work'- Thomas Hardy 6: 'Mental Drama' Further Reading
Preface 1: The Start: 'I am a Motor' 2: The Pragmatic Grammar of William James 3: The Will to Believe 4: James's Field Work 5: 'What Does Not Work'- Thomas Hardy 6: 'Mental Drama' Further Reading
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