Essays in Radical Empiricism

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William James explores the idea that reality is shaped by individual experiences and perspectives rather than being a mere collection of facts. He argues that understanding how people interpret and modify their realities is crucial to grasping the significance of those facts. By emphasizing the subjective nature of experience, the book delves into the interplay between perception and reality, highlighting the importance of personal viewpoints in shaping our understanding of the world.