Talks to teachers on psychology: and to students on some of life's ideals: (Annotated)
In this annotated edition, William James speaks to teachers about psychology and to students about some of life’s ideals. Blending educational reflection with philosophical inquiry, the work offers a classic perspective for readers interested in teaching, learning, personal development, and the broader purposes of education.
About This Book
William James addresses teachers through the lens of psychology in this annotated edition.
The book also turns to students, considering some of life’s ideals and the questions they raise.
Combining educational reflection with philosophical thought, it presents James’s ideas for readers interested in teaching, learning, and personal development.
This edition is suited to students, educators, and readers exploring classic perspectives on psychology and the aims of education.
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