"Essays in Radical Empiricism" is a collection of essays written by the American philosopher William James, published in 1912. The work presents James's philosophical perspective known as radical empiricism, which emphasizes the importance of immediate experience and the interconnectedness of ideas and experiences. In these essays, James argues that our understanding of reality must begin with the concrete experiences we have, rather than abstract principles or theories.
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