Bibliography
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Secondary Literature: Articles, Chapters, and Books (2006)
Anderson DR. 2006. William James and the wild beasts of the philosophical desert. In Philosophy Americana: making philosophy at home in American culture, DR Anderson, chap 7. New York: Fordham University Press.
Axtell G. 2006. The present dilemma in philosophy. Contemporary Pragmatism 3(1): 15-35.
Bense J. 2006. At odds with "de-transcendentalizing Emerson": the case of William James. New England Quarterly 79(3): 355-386.
Blum D. 2006. Ghost hunters: William James and the search for scientific proof of life after death. New York: Penguin Press.
Capps J. 2006. Jamesian truth: comments on Charlene Haddock Seigfried's William James's radical reconstruction of philosophy. William James Studies 1(1). [FULL TEXT]
Clanton JC. 2006. A thousand flowers blooming?: some difficulties facing Jamesian religious pluralism. Southwest Philosophy Review 22(1): 43-50.
Cooper W. 2006. Positivism, cerebralism and voluntarism in William James. Minerva: An Internet Journal of Philosophy 10: 1-27. [FULL TEXT]
Dooley PK. 2006. Jack London's 'South of the slot' and William James's 'The divided self and the process of its unification'. Western American Literature 41(1): 50-64.
Dooley PK. 2006. William James's "specious present" and Willa Cather's phenomenology of memory. Philosophy Today 50(5): 444-449.
Epstein A. 2006. Crisis, possibility, and pragmatism: Frank O'Hara's early journal and William James. Fulcrum: An Annual of Poetry and Aesthetics 5: 184-204.
Feldman R. 2006. Clifford's principle and James's options. Social Epistemology 20(1): 19-33.
Ferguson K. 2006. La philosophie americaine: James, Bergson, and the century of intercontinental pluralism. Theory & Event 9(1).
Friedman RL. 2006. Deweyan pragmatism. William James Studies 1(1). [FULL TEXT]
Gale RM. 2006. Comments on the 'Will to believe'. Social Epistemology 20(1): 35-39.
Gitre EJK. 2006. William James on divine intimacy: psychical research, cosmological realism and a circumscibed re-reading of The varieties of religious experience. History of the Human Sciences 19(2): 1-21.
Hallman JC. 2006. The Devil is a gentleman: exploring America's religious fringe. New York: Random House.
Hallman JC. 2006, March 1. Moral equivalence and the war in Iraq. Boston Globe: A11. [FULL TEXT]
Harriott HH. 2006. Old age, successful ageing and the problem of significance. Ethical Perspectives 13(1): 119-143.
Kaag J. 2006. Paddling in the stream of consciousness: describing the movement of Jamesian inquiry. Journal of Speculative Philosophy 20(2): 132-145.
Kamber R. 2006. William James: an American Socrates. In William James: essays and lectures, R Kamber, D Kolak (eds), chap 1. New York: Pearson Longman.
Kamber R, Kolak D (eds). 2006. William James: essays and lectures. New York: Pearson Longman.
Kasser JL, Shah N. 2006. The metaethics of belief: an expressivist reading of 'The will to believe'. Social Epistemology 20(1): 1-17.
Kittelstrom A. 2006. Against elitism: studying William James in the academic age of the underdog. William James Studies 1(1). [FULL TEXT]
Koopman C. 2006. Pragmatism as a philosophy of hope: Emerson, James, Dewey, Rorty. Journal of Speculative Philosophy 20(2): 106-116.
Krueger JW. 2006. James on experience and the extended mind. Contemporary Pragmatism 3(1): 165-176.
Krueger JW. 2006. The varieties of pure experience: William James and Kitaro Nishida on consciousness and embodiment. William James Studies 1(1). [FULL TEXT]
Lawlor MS. 2006. William James's psychological pragmatism: habit, belief and purposive human behaviour. Cambridge Journal of Economics 30(3): 321-345.
Machado MH. 2006. Brazil through the eyes of William James: diaries, letters, and drawings, 1865 - 1866. Boston: Harvard University Press.
McDermid D. 2006. The varieties of pragmatism: truth, realism, and knowledge from James to Rorty. London: Continuum.
Mustain MR. 2006. Metaphor as method: Charlene Haddock Seigfried's radical reconstruction. William James Studies 1(1). [FULL TEXT]
Natsoulas T. 2006. On the temporal continuity of human consciousness: is James's firsthand description, after all, "inept"? Journal of Mind and Behavior 27(2): 121-148.
Painter NI. 2006. "Who we are": Lawrence Levine as William Jamesian pragmatist and as Gustave de Beaumont. Journal of American History 93(3): 761-771.
Perley D. 2006. Explosive metaphors and vagueness: Seigfried's contribution to James scholarship and its significance beyond the field of philosophy. William James Studies 1(1). [FULL TEXT]
Pfeifer S. 2006. "The sick soul" and beyond: religious interpretations of mental distress in the writings of William James and today. Archives de Psychologie 72(280-281): 67-80.
Putnam RA. 2006. William James and moral objectivity. William James Studies 1(1). [FULL TEXT]
Raposa ML. 2006. From a religion of science to the science of religions: Peirce and James reconsidered. American Journal of Theology and Philosophy 27(2-3): 191-203.
Richardson RD. 2006. William James: in the maelstrom of American modernism. Boston: Houghton Mifflin.
Ruetenik T. 2006. Does a 'cosmic consciousness' exist? Immortality and ethics in James' religious pragmatism. Transactions of the Charles S. Peirce Society 42(3): 417-430.
Ruetenik T. 2006. Fruits of health; roots of despair: William James, medical materialism and the evaluation of religious experience. Journal of Religion and Health 45(3): 382-395.
Seidfried CH. 2006. Is James still too radical for pragmatic recognition? William James's radical reconstruction of philosophy -- fifteen years later. William James Studies 1(1). [FULL TEXT]
Shook JR. 2006. Can psychology be positive about religion? Free Inquiry 26(6): 41-42. [FULL TEXT]
Shusterman R. 2006. Aesthetic and practical interests and their bodily ground. William James Studies 1(1). [FULL TEXT]
Simon L. 2006. Wild facts: lives in context. William James Studies 1(1). [FULL TEXT]
Snarey JR, Bridgers L. 2006. William James. In Encyclopedia of spiritual and religious development, EM Dowling, WG Scarlett (eds), 227-231. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage.
Sprigge TLS. 2006. James, empiricism, and absolute idealism. In A companion to pragmatism, JR Shook, J Margolis (eds), chap 15. Malden, MA: Blackwell Publishing.
Stone R. 2006. Does pragmatism lead to pluralism?: exploring the disagreement between Jerome Bruner and William James regarding pragmatism's goal. Theory & Psychology 16(4): 553-564.
Suckiel EK. 2006. William James. In A companion to pragmatism, JR Shook, J Margolis (eds), chap 2. Malden, MA: Blackwell Publishing.
Symington P. 2006. Beyond continents: eschatological dimensions in the philosophy of William James and Richard Kearney. Philosophy Today 50(3): 263-271.
Viegas J. 2006. William James: American philosopher, psychologist, and theologian. New York: Rosen Publishing Group.
Welchman J. 2006. William James's "The will to believe" and the ethics of self-experimentation. Transactions of the Charles S. Peirce Society 42(2): 229-241.