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Memories and Studies

by William James (1842–1910)

19 chapters, about 62,000 words. The text is in the public domain in the United States and comes from Project Gutenberg.

Chapters

1. LOUIS AGASSIZ[1] 2,000 words
2. ADDRESS AT THE EMERSON CENTENARY IN CONCORD[1] 2,700 words
3. ROBERT GOULD SHAW[1] 4,300 words
4. FRANCIS BOOTT[1] 1,300 words
5. V 5,000 words
6. HERBERT SPENCER'S AUTOBIOGRAPHY[1] 6,000 words
7. FREDERIC MYERS' SERVICES TO PSYCHOLOGY[1] 4,400 words
8. FINAL IMPRESSIONS OF A PSYCHICAL RESEARCHER[1] 5,600 words
9. ON SOME MENTAL EFFECTS OF THE EARTHQUAKE[1] 3,000 words
10. THE ENERGIES OF MEN[1] 5,700 words
11. THE MORAL EQUIVALENT OF WAR[1] 5,000 words
12. REMARKS AT THE PEACE BANQUET[1] 1,400 words
13. THE SOCIAL VALUE OF THE COLLEGE-BRED[1] 2,900 words
14. I. THE PH.D. OCTOPUS[1] 3,100 words
15. II. THE TRUE HARVARD[1] 1,400 words
16. III. STANFORD'S IDEAL DESTINY[1] 1,900 words
17. A PLURALISTIC MYSTIC[1] 800 words
18. I 2,400 words
19. II 2,600 words

Ideas discussed in this book

• Humanities
• Military
• War
• Yoga

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