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The Varieties of Religious Experience

Pages
472
Published
1902
Language
English

Synopsis

William James, a pioneering psychologist and philosopher, presents his seminal work on the nature of religious experience. Drawing from a vast array of sources, from ancient texts to personal accounts, James offers a rigorous yet accessible analysis of what it means to have a religious encounter. This collection of lectures remains a foundational text for understanding the psychology of belief and spirituality.