Manuscript Essays and Notes

Foreword
Introduction [Ignas K. Skrupskelis]
I. The Many and the One (1903–1904)
- 1. Introduction: Philosophies Paint Pictures
- 2. Introduction
- 3. Common Sense
- 4. [Pragmatism]
- 5. World of Pure Experience
- 6. Chapter I: Continuity
- 7. Possibility
- 8. Necessity
- 9. [Notes on Continuity I]
- 10. [Notes on Continuity II]
- 11. [Notes on Activity I]
- 12. [Notes on Activity II]
- 13. [Notes on Activity III]
- 14. [Reflections on Strong’s Book I]
- 15. [Reflections on Strong’s Book II]
II. The Miller-Bode Objections (1905–1908)
- 16. [The Miller-Bode Objections]
III. Essays and Notes (1870–1910)
- A. Philosophy
  - 17. Miscellanea I: Mostly Concerning Empiricism (1870–1873)
  - 18. Idealism, etc. (1870–1873)
  - 19. Against Nihilism (1873–1875)
  - 20. [Hodgson’s Time and Space] (1875–1876)
  - 21. On Sensation and Will (1875–1882)
  - 22. [Note on Empiricism] (1876–1877)
  - 23. Identity (1877–1878)
  - 24. Syntheses a Priori (1878–1884)
  - 25. Idealism: Short Lecture (1878–1884)
  - 26. Confusion of Conditions with Contents of Thought (1878–1885)
  - 27. [The Cerebral and the Mental] (1878–1885)
  - 28. Phenomenalism (1879–1880)
  - 29. Panpsychism (1879–1880)
  - 30. Idealism [I] (1880–1884)
  - 31. Idealism [II] (1880–1884)
  - 32. Cognition Idealism (1880–1885)
  - 33. [Notes on Infinity] (1880–1899)
  - 34. Classification (1881–1882)
  - 35. Must Idealism Be Monistic? (1883–1885)
  - 36. Idealism [III] (1884)
  - 37. Article on Kant (1896–1900)
  - 38. Royce’s Argument for the Absolute (1899)
  - 39. “Roseau” (1899–1904)
  - 40. Münsterberg’s Book (1900–1904)
  - 41. Idealism [IV] (1902–1903)
  - 42. [Notes on Bergson] (1902–1908)
  - 43. Infinity (1902–1910)
  - 44. Possibility: The World of Platonic Ideas (1903–1904)
  - 45. Heymans’s Book (1905–1906)
  - 46. [Fragment on Rationalists] (1906)
  - 47. [Note on Royce’s Absolute] (1907)
  - 48. [Interview on Pragmatism] (1907)
  - 49. Hegelism (1907–1908)
  - 50. Truth—Reality, etc. (1907–1910)
  - 51. [Fragment on Radical Empiricism] (1910)
- B. Psychology
  - 52. [Draft on Brain Processes and Feelings] (1872)
  - 53. [Notes on Feelings of Movement] (1878–1880)
  - 54. [Mental Structure and Experience] (1880–1890)
  - 55. [Notes on Perception] (1882–1885)
  - 56. Chapter II: The Object of Cognition & the judgment of Reality (1883–1884)
  - 57. [Proposal for the American Psychopathological Society] (1909–1910)
- C. Aesthetics, Ethics, and Religion
  - 58. [Notes on Art and Pessimism] (1873)
  - 59. Religions Guarantee (1875)
  - 6o. Magnolia 1. Sept. 1, 2 (1875)
  - 61. [Notes on Ethics I] (1878–1885)
  - 62. [Notes on Ethics II] (1888–1889)
  - 63. Faith [I] (1895–1903)
  - 64. [Faith II] (1899–1901)
  - 65. [Notes on Ethics III] (1899–1901)
  - 66. Emerson (1905)
Notes
Appendix
A Month on the Solimoens
A Note on the Editorial Method
Textual Apparatus
Index

THE WORKS OF WILLIAM JAMES

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Introduction by Ignas K. Skrupkelis

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