William James: His Life and Thought

"This study is comprehensive, the notes (some 231 pages) are an outstanding bibliographical resource, and the individual chapters can be consulted as self-contained essays on psychological topics," raved LJ's reviewer of this 1986 study of the philosopher and psychologist. A solid title for all collections. (LJ 11/1/86)
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"An intellectual guide to William James's philosophy that will clarify James's important place in American philosophy and psychology." -- Aaron A. Rhodes, New York Times Book Review

"The most informed study of William James's life and thought to appear in the last fifty years." -- Morton White, New Republic

Gerald E. Myers is professor of philosophy at Queens College and the Graduate Center, City University of New York.