The Principles of Psychology (Vol 2)

Focusing on the foundational ideas of psychology, this two-volume facsimile presents William James's extensive analysis of human feelings, desires, and reasoning. Written over 12 years, it treats psychology as a natural science, emphasizing the importance of understanding its components in depth. Recognized as a classic, this work remains influential and is one of the few 19th-century texts still frequently cited in contemporary discussions of psychology. James's contributions solidify his status as a pivotal figure in both philosophy and psychology.