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Josiah Royce Books

    Josiah Royce was a towering figure in American philosophy, distinguished by his profound engagement with history and the philosophical underpinnings of historical inquiry. His work delved into themes of community, loyalty, and the nature of self, often through the lens of historical interpretation, particularly concerning the American West. Royce's intellectual legacy lies in his unique synthesis of philosophical thought and historical scholarship, marked by a rigorous and compelling style that sought to understand the complexities of human experience through the past.

    Immortality
    William James and Other Essays on the Philosophy of Life

    • William James and Other Essays on the Philosophy of Life

      • 314 pages
      • 11 hours of reading

      Focusing on philosophical Idealism, this collection of essays offers interpretations of vital life problems, aimed at helping readers establish sound ideals for living. The author expands upon themes previously explored in earlier works, emphasizing the significance of these ideas in shaping a meaningful philosophy of life. Each essay serves as an illustration of the doctrine, providing insights into the challenges and considerations essential for guiding one's conduct and ideals.

      William James and Other Essays on the Philosophy of Life

    • Immortality

      • 50 pages
      • 2 hours of reading

      Exploring the concept of human immortality, the essay presents Josiah Royce's argument that reality is unified through the Absolute, which underpins all existence. Royce connects individual human life to this infinite realm, proposing that understanding this relationship reveals insights into the nature of immortality. His philosophical discourse encourages readers to contemplate the implications of being part of a larger, eternal reality.

      Immortality