PHIL 373 - William James

3 Credit Hours
A survey of William James’ major writings including selections from his landmark work in psychology, philosophy of religion, and voluntarism. The course will conclude with an examination of his later Pragmatism and Radical Empiricism, as well as a discussion of his influence upon subsequent thought in America and Europe.

Prerequisites: ( PHIL100 or CORE105) and ( PHIL290 or PHIL200)

Course Attributes: ERS Focus Elective, Humanities Elective

Levels: Graduate Undergraduate

College of Arts & Sciences Philosophy