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The radical empiricism of William James

John Daniel Wild

1969

Empiricism and history

Davies, Stephen

2003

Human factual knowledge

Mark Levensky

1971

Experience and nature

John Dewey

1925

The Varieties of Religious Experience

William James, CrossReach Publications, WILLIAM JAMES et al.

1902 ★ 3.6

Bachelors of science

Naomi Zack

1996

Essays in radical empiricism [and] A pluralistic universe

William James

1943

Kants Empirical Psychology

Patrick R. Frierson

2014

Noetics

Lawrence Krader

2010

The fourth way

Reinhardt Grossmann

1990

A second vindication of Mr. Locke

Vincent Perronet

1738

Empirical truths and critical fictions

Cathy Caruth

1991

Furnishing the Mind

Jesse J. Prinz

2002

Essays in radical empiricism

William James

1912

My brave year of firsts

Jamie Lee Curtis

2012

Necessity, essence, and individuation

Alan Sidelle

1989

Nominalism and contemporary nominalism

Mia Gosselin

1990

Locke

Samuel Alexander

1908

The empiricists

R. S. Woolhouse

1988

Language, truth and logic

A. J. Ayer

1952

Empirical Knowledge

Alan H. Goldman

1988

Against empiricism

Robert F. Holland

1980

How Expectancies Shape Experience

Irving Kirsch

1999

Kant and his English critics

John Watson

1881

The authority of experience

John C. O'Neal

1996

The experience of nothingness

Michael Novak

1970

A letter from an apothecary in London

P. L.

1752

The rhetoric of empiricism

Jules David Law

1993

British empirical philosophers: Locke, Berkeley, Hume, Reid, and J.S. Mill

A. J. Ayer

1968

Introducing Empiricism (Introducing (Icon))

Dave Robinson

2004

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