The Principles of Psychology (Vol 1)

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Focusing on the analysis of human experience, this seminal work by William James explores psychology as a natural science, dissecting feelings, desires, and reasoning. Written over 12 years, it stands out for its comprehensive approach, likening psychological analysis to understanding the construction of a house through its components. As a foundational text in both philosophy and psychology, it remains a vital reference in the field, showcasing James's influence as a pioneering thinker of the 19th century.