Bibliography
Secondary Literature: Articles, Chapters, and Books (S)
Sands PF. 2003. The justification of religious faith in Søren Kierkegaard, John Henry Newman, and William James. Piscataway, NJ: Gorgias Press.
Savoie J. 2004. A poet's quarrel: Jamesian pragmatism and Frost's "The road not taken". New England Quarterly 77(1): 5-24.
Scherr BP. 2003. Gorky and God-building. In William James in Russian culture, JD Grossman, R Rischin (eds), chap 10. Lanham, MD: Lexington Books.
Schlecht LF. 2001. Mysticism and meliorism: the integrated self of William James. Philosophical Forum 32(3): 253-263.
Schlecht LF. 2004. William James and the postmodern religion of John Caputo. Streams of William James 6(1): 7-10.
Schulz H. 2001. Is there a duty to believe?: critical reflections on the doxastic ethics of William James. In Religion in a pluralistic age: proceedings of the Third International Conference on Philosophical Theology, DA Crosby, CD Hardwick (eds), 327-343. New York: Peter Lang.
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Scott M. 2000. Deathbed, beginning with lines from William James [poem]. Streams of William James 2(1): 13.
Scott M. 2000. The effects of alcohol [constructed from William James's lecture notes]. Streams of William James 2(1): 11.
Segal R. 2005. James and Freud on mysticism. In William James and the varieties of religious experience: a centenary celebration, JR Carrette (ed), 124-132. New York: Routledge.
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]
Shamdasani S. 2005. Psychologies as ontology-making practices: William James and the pluralities of psychological experience. In William James and the varieties of religious experience: a centenary celebration, JR Carrette (ed), 27-46. New York: Routledge.
Shaw C. 2007, September 9. William James's Adirondacks: the geography of religious experience. New York Times. [FULL TEXT]
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Shivers MM. 2007. William James and elastic preaching: testimony after exiting the houses of authority. Journal of Speculative Philosophy 21(3): 181-200.
Shook JR. 2000. William James and John Dewey: a common vision. Streams of William James 2(3): 5-7.
Shook JR. 2001. WJ and John Dewey: a contentious partnership. Streams of William James 3(3): 16-19.
Shook JR. 2006. Can psychology be positive about religion? Free Inquiry 26(6): 41-42. [FULL TEXT]
Shusterman R. 2005. William James, somatic introspection, and care of the self. Philosophical Forum 36(4): 419-440.
Shusterman R. 2008. Deeper into the storm center: the somatic philosophy of William James. In Body consciousness: a philosophy of mindfulness and somaesthetics, R Shusterman, chap 5. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
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Silberstein M. 2001. Divided we stand: pragmatism, Bergsonianism, agency, and intimacy. Streams of William James 3(2): 23-27.
Simon L. 2003. William James: the European connection. In William James in Russian culture, JD Grossman, R Rischin (eds), chap 1. Lanham, MD: Lexington Books.
Simon L. 2004. William James's lost souls in Ursula Le Guin's utopia. Philosophy and Literature 28(1): 89-102.
Simon L. 2006. Wild facts: lives in context. William James Studies 1(1). [FULL TEXT]
Simoni-Wastila H. 2003. William James on intersubjectivity and the Absolute. Ultimate Reality and Meaning 26(1): 3-21.
Singer JL. 2003. Daydreaming, consciousness, and self-representations: empirical approaches to theories of William James and Sigmund Freud. Journal of Applied Psychoanalytic Studies 5(4): 461-483.
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Skrupskelis IK. 2007. The ashes of usucly: reflections after editing William James. Transactions of the Charles S. Peirce Society 43(2): 250-275.
Skrupskelis IK. 2007. Evolution and pragmatism: an unpublished letter of William James. Transactions of the Charles S. Peirce Society 43(4): 745-752.
Slater MR. 2007. Ethical naturalism and religious belief in "The moral philosopher and the moral life". William James Studies 2(1). [FULL TEXT]
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Smith AF. 2004. William James and the politics of moral conflict. Transactions of the Charles S. Peirce Society 40(1): 135-151.
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Smith S. 2000. Ghost writers in the sky: more communications from James. iUniverse.
Snarey JR (ed). 2003. [Special edition. William James: The varieties of religious experience and moral formation.] Journal of Moral Education 32(4): 323-444.
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Snyder R. 2002. The balance of James's faith. Streams of William James 4(3): 9-12.
Spitz HH. 2004. Contemporary challenges to William James's white crow. Skeptical Inquirer 28(1): 51-55.
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Sprigge TLS. 2006. James, empiricism, and absolute idealism. In A companion to pragmatism, JR Shook, J Margolis (eds), chap 15. Malden, MA: Blackwell Publishing.
Stawski C. 2003. Definitions and hypotheses: William James, religion, and spiritual transformation. Cross Currents 53(3): 424-435.
Steinfels P. 2002, March 9. Beliefs; after 100 years, William James's 'Varieties,' maybe not flawless, resonates nonetheless. New York Times. [FULL TEXT]
Stephens M. 2000. Borges and William James revisited. Streams of William James 2(3): 1-2.
Stone AA. 2000. William James, 1842-1910. American Journal of Psychiatry 157(10): 1583.
Stone G. 2000. Truth and the Fender Stratocaster. Streams of William James 2(2): 18-19.
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.
Strohl JE. 2005. James and Luther on the heart of the Reformation faith. Dialog 44(1): 17-18.
Strout C. 2001. William James and the tradition of American public philosophers. Partisan Review 68(3): 432-445. [FULL TEXT]
Strout C. 2005. William James: "pessimism of the intellect, optimism of the will". Modern Intellectual History 2(2): 277-287.
Suckiel EK. 2002. The authoritativeness of mystical experience: an innovative proposal from William James. International Journal for Philosophy of Religion 52(3): 175-189.
Suckiel EK. 2003. William James on the cognitivity of feelings, religious pessimism, and the meaning of life. Journal of Speculative Philosophy 17(1): 30-39.
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Suplizio J. 2007. On the significance of William James to a contemporary doctrine of evolutionary psychology. Human Studies 30(4): 357-375.
Symington P. 2006. Beyond continents: eschatological dimensions in the philosophy of William James and Richard Kearney. Philosophy Today 50(3): 263-271.