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 Volume 8  


American Philosophical Association Conference Papers:
 
The Non-Disciplinary William James (Presidential Address)
Paul J. Croce

Another Side of William James: On Radical Approaches to a "Liberal" Philosopher
Loren Goldman

The Comic Mind of William James
Ramón del Castillo

Comments
Francesca Bordogna
Papers:

William James and The Anti-War Campaign: "On The Moral Equivalent Of War" and a "Certain Blindness in Human Beings"
Kipton E. Jensen


 


Volume 7
 
 
Johann Gottfried Herder and William James: Aspects of Anticipatory Thinking
Ernest Menze

Making a Life Significant: William James on Higher Education and Civic Responsibility
Pamela C. Crosby
Book Reviews:

William James on Ethics and Faith. By Michael R. Slater
Richard M. Gale

Imagining Minds: The Neuro-Aesthetics Of Austen, Eliot, and Hardy. By Kay Young
Phyllis A. Roth


 


Volume 6
James's Ethics: A Debate
Editor's Preface
D. Micah Hester
Three Challenges to Jamesian Ethics
Scott F. Aikin and Robert B. Talisse
Comment on Talisse and Aikin
Harvey Cormier
Comments on "Three Challenges to Jamesian Ethics"
Richard M. Gale
Response to Talisse and Aikin,"Three Challenges to Jamesian Ethics"
Ruth Anna Putnam
Replies to Our Critics
Scott F. Aikin and Robert B. Talisse
Book Reviews:  
End-of-Life Care and Pragmatic Decision Making: A Bioethical Perspective. By D. Micah Hester
Todd Lekan  
 
 


Volume 5
Submitted Essays:
William James and the National Academy of Sciences
Michael M. Sokal
 
Jamesian Free Will, The Two-Stage Model of William James
Bob Doyle  
 
Book Reviews:  
Ethics of Energy: William James's Moral Philosophy in Focus. By Sergio Franzese
Francesca Bordogna
 
The Heart of William James. Ed. Robert Richardson
Linda Simon
 
 
 
 
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