Pragmatism and Other Writings

Pragmatism and Other Writings by William James, published by Penguin in April 2000, is a comprehensive collection that showcases one of America’s significant contributions to philosophical thought. This first edition includes a range of writings that span topics such as philosophy, psychology, and religion, presenting James’s influential ideas on American pragmatism. The book comprises 400 pages and is available in English.

Readers will find a diverse array of essays, including the full text of “Pragmatism,” which originated from a series of lectures, as well as notable works like “The Meaning of Truth,” “Psychology,” “The Will to Believe,” and “Talks to Teachers on Psychology.” This collection not only highlights James’s unique perspective on pragmatism but also delves into the interplay between emotions and psychological concepts, making it a valuable resource for those interested in philosophical movements and literary collections.