wjcybrary.net
The William James Cybrary is a not-for-profit research resource on the life, ideas, and influence of American philosopher and psychologist William James (1842-1910). The Cybrary maintains a comprehensive bibliography of secondary literature on James published from 2000 onward; selective bibliographies of primary, secondary, and tertiary James-related literature; a list of web sites pertaining to James; extensive biographical information on James; interviews about James with notable persons and scholars; as well as a collection of digitalized artwork inspired by James's writings. Cybrary content is routinely added and updated, so users are recommended to return regularly to the site.
Latest News
2010/08/21 • In commemoration of the centenary of William James's death, Harvard University's Houghton Library has created "Life is in the transitions: William James, 1842-1910", a web exhibition curated by Linda Simon.
2010/06/22 • IN MEMORIAM: Sergio Franzese (1963-2010). Sergio, a philosophy professor at the University of Lecce, was one of the most active William James scholars in Europe. He earned two doctorates in philosophy, one from the University of Pisa and the other from Vanderbilt University. Recently, he had published The Ethics of Energy: William James' Moral Philosophy in Focus. His keen mind, warm heart, and energetic spirit will be greatly missed.
Recent and Forthcoming Publications
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Lamberth DC (ed). 2010. James and Royce reconsidered: reflections on the centenary of Pragmatism. Boston: Harvard University Press. [INFO] |
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Richardson RD (ed). 2010. The heart of William James. Boston: Harvard University Press. [INFO] |
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Stuhr JJ (ed). 2010. 100 years of pragmatism: William James's revolutionary philosophy. Bloomington: Indiana University Press. [INFO] |
