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Mind, Self, and Society

George H. Mead

1934

The politics of experience, and The bird of paradise

R. D. Laing

1967

Sometimes you win, sometimes you learn

J. C. Maxwell

2013

Wonderbox

Roman Krznaric

2011

Experience as art

Joseph H. Kupfer

1983

Deep learning

Stellan Ohlsson

2011

The Enlightenment: an interpretation

Herman Lautensach, Edmund Husserl, Tsung-i Jao et al.

1966

Kant's metaphysic of experience

H. J. Paton

1961

Consciousness and experience

William G. Lycan

1996

How should we live?

Roman Krznaric

2013

Mystical experience

Ben-ʿAmi Sharfshṭain

1973

Empiricism and history

Davies, Stephen

2003

A Willful Volunteer

D. Bray

2002

Mind, self, and society

George Herbert Mead

1967

Experiencing and the creation of meaning

Eugene T. Gendlin

1962

Experience and nature

John Dewey

1925

The theology of grace and the American mind

Daniel Liderbach

1983

Experience and prediction

Hans Reichenbach

1938

Essays in radical empiricism [and] A pluralistic universe

William James

1943

You're smarter than you think

Epstein, Seymour.

1993

Inner experience and neuroscience

Donald D. Price

2012 ★ 4.3

Early experience, the brain, and consciousness

Thomas C. Dalton, Thomas Carlyle Dalton, Victor W. Bergenn

2007

How successful people win

John C. Maxwell

2015

The experience of motivation

Michael J. Apter

1982

Essays in radical empiricism

William James

1912

The growth of minds and cultures

Williem H. Vanderburg

1985

L' inscription corporelle de l'esprit

Francisco J. Varela

1991

Politics of Experience

R. D. Laing

1977

The experiential taxonomy

Norman Steinaker

1979

Cracking up

Christopher Bollas

1995

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