The Principles of Psychology (Vol. 1&2) (Annotated): Enriched Edition. A Classic Study of Consciousness, Habit, Emotion, Will, Selfhood, and the Origins of Modern Psychology
William James’s classic study explores consciousness, habit, emotion, will, selfhood, and related questions at the origins of modern psychology. Presented as an annotated enriched edition spanning volumes one and two, this work offers a broad examination of foundational psychological and philosophical themes.
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William James examines major questions surrounding consciousness, habit, emotion, will, and selfhood.
This classic study explores ideas connected with the origins and development of modern psychology.
The two-volume edition offers an annotated and enriched presentation of James’s work.
It provides a substantial introduction to enduring psychological and philosophical themes.
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