William James: His Life and ThoughtYale University Press, 1 janv. 2001 - 628 pages This magisterial book is the first comprehensive interpretive and critical study of one of America's foremost philosophers and psychologists. Gerald Myers traces James's life and career and then uses this fresh biographical information to illuminate his writings and ideas. |
Table des matières
LIFE AND CAREER | 1 |
FAMILY | 15 |
PERSONALITY | 40 |
CONSCIOUSNESS | 54 |
CONSCIOUSNESS | 58 |
INTROSPECTION | 64 |
INTROSPECTION AND CONSCIOUSNESS | 72 |
SENSATION AND PERCEPTION | 81 |
ATTENTION AND WILL | 198 |
WILL AND MOTIVATION | 209 |
EMOTION | 215 |
THE JAMESLANGE THEORY OF EMOTION | 220 |
FEELING EMOTION AND MATERIALISM | 233 |
THOUGHT | 242 |
THOUGHT AND OBJECT | 247 |
THOUGHT AND LANGUAGE | 255 |
SENSATION AND PERCEPTION | 89 |
IMAGINATION | 98 |
SPECIAL ISSUES | 104 |
SPACE | 114 |
SPACE AND SENSATION | 117 |
SPACES AND SPACE | 118 |
CONSTRUCTING SPACE | 122 |
VASTNESS | 128 |
PLACE | 132 |
DISTANCE | 136 |
MOTION ILLUSIONS AND PHYSIOLOGY | 139 |
TIME | 144 |
TIME AND SENSATION | 147 |
THE PASSAGE OF TIME | 150 |
TIME AND REALITY | 154 |
MEMORY | 161 |
THE UNCONSCIOUS | 166 |
THE CONDITIONS OF MEMORY | 169 |
REMEMBERING AND FORGETTING | 173 |
ATTENTION AND WILL | 181 |
PHILOSOPHICAL QUESTIONS | 192 |
THOUGHT AND MENTAL ACTS | 262 |
KNOWLEDGE | 272 |
A PRIORI AND EMPIRICAL KNOWLEDGE | 281 |
PRAGMATISM | 291 |
REALITY | 307 |
A PLURALISTIC UNIVERSE AND PHILOSOPHICAL PROBLEMS | 324 |
SELF | 344 |
PERSONAL IDENTITY | 348 |
SELF AND ACTIVITY | 363 |
ABNORMAL PSYCHOLOGY AND PSYCHICAL RESEARCH | 369 |
MORALITY | 387 |
THE ETHICS OF OPTIMISM | 404 |
ETHICS AND AESTHETICS | 415 |
SOCIAL VIEWS | 422 |
RELIGION | 446 |
MYSTICISM AND REALITY | 461 |
ABBREVIATIONS | 481 |
NOTES | 483 |
615 | |
Expressions et termes fréquents
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