Rationality--Reflex Action and Theism--The Dilemma of
Determinism--The Moral Philosopher and the Moral Life--Great Men
and their Environment--The Importance of Individuals--On Some
Hegelisms--What Psychical Research has Accomplished.
_Human Immortality, Two Supposed Objections to the Doctrine._
London: Constable & Co., also Dent & Sons; Boston: Houghton,
Mifflin & Co., 1898.
_The Same._ A New Edition with Preface in Reply to His Critics.
Boston: Houghton, Mifflin & Co., 1899.
_Talks to Teachers on Psychology, and to Students on Some of Life's
Ideals._ New York: Henry Holt & Co.; London: Longmans, Green & Co.,
1899.
Psychology and the Teaching Art--The Stream of Consciousness--The
Child as a Behaving Organism--Education and Behavior--The Necessity
of Reactions--Native and Acquired Reactions--What the Native
Reactions Are--The Laws of Habit--Association of
Ideas--Interest--Attention--Memory--Acquisition of
Ideas--Apperception--The Will.
Talks to Students: The Gospel of Relaxation--On a Certain Blindness
in Human Beings--What Makes Life Significant?
_The Varieties of Religious Experience._ A Study in Human Nature.
The Gifford Lectures on Natural Religion, Edinburgh, 1901-1902. New
York and London: Longmans, Green & Co., 1902.
Religion and Neurology--Circumscription of the Topic--The Reality
of the Unseen--The Religion of Healthy-Mindedness--The Sick
Soul--The Divided Self, and the Process of its
Unification--Conversion--Saintliness--The Value of
Saintliness--Mysticism--Philosophy--Other
Characteristics--Conclusions--Postscript.
_Pragmatism._ A New Name for Some Old Ways of Thinking. New York
and London: Longmans, Green & Co., 1907.
The Present Dilemma in Philosophy--What Pragmatism Means--Some
Metaphysical Problems Pragmatically Considered--The One and the
Many--Pragmatism and Common Sense--Pragmatism's Conception of
Truth--Pragmatism and Humanism--Pragmatism and Religion.
_A Pluralistic Universe._ Hibbert Lectures at Manchester College.
New York and London: Longmans, Green & Co., 1909.
The Types of Philosophic Thinking--Monistic Idealism--Hegel and his
Method--Concerning Fechner--Compounding of Consciousness--Bergson
and his Critique of Intellectualism--The Continuity of
Experience--Conclusions---- Appendixes: _A._ The Thing and its
Relations. _B._ The Experience of Activity. _C._ On the Notion of
Reality as Changing.
_The Meaning of Truth._ A Sequel to _Pragmatism_. New York and
London: Longmans, Green & Co., 1909.
The Function of Cognition--The Tigers in India--Humanism and
Truth--The Relation between Knower and Known--The Essence of
Humanism--A Word More about Truth--Professor Pratt on Truth--The
Pragmatist Account of Truth and its Misunderstanders--The Meaning
of the Word Truth--The Existence of Julius Cæsar--The Absolute and
the Strenuous Life--Hébert on Pragmatism--Abstractionism and
"Relativismus"--Two English Critics--A Dialogue.
_Some Problems of Philosophy._ A Beginning of an Introduction to
Philosophy. New York and London: Longmans, Green & Co., 1911.
Philosophy and its Critics--The Problems of Metaphysics--The
Problem of Being--Percept and Concept--The One and the Many--The
Problem of Novelty--Novelty and the Infinite--Novelty and
Causation---- Appendix: Faith and the Right to Believe.
_Memories and Studies._ New York and London: Longmans, Green & Co.,
1911.
Louis Agassiz--Address at the Emerson Centenary in Concord--Robert
Gould Shaw--Francis Boott--Thomas Davidson--Herbert Spencer's
Autobiography--Frederick Myers's Services to Psychology--Final
Impressions of a Psychical Researcher--On Some Mental Effects of
the Earthquake--The Energies of Men--The Moral Equivalent of
War--Remarks at the Peace Banquet--The Social Value of the
College-bred--The Ph.D. Octopus--The True Harvard--Stanford's Ideal
Destiny--A Pluralistic Mystic (B. P. Blood).
_Essays in Radical Empiricism._ Edited by RALPH BARTON PERRY. New
York and London: Longmans, Green & Co., 1912.
Introduction--Does Consciousness Exist?--A World of Pure
Experience--The Thing and its Relations--How Two Minds can Know One
Thing--The Place of Affectional Facts in a World of Pure
Experience--The Experience of Activity--The Essence of
Humanism--_La Notion de Conscience_--Is Radical Empiricism
Solipsistic?--Mr. Pitkin's Refutation of Radical
Empiricism--Humanism and Truth Once More--Absolutism and
Empiricism.
_Collected Essays and Reviews._ Edited by _Ralph Barton Perry_. New
York and London: Longmans, Green & Co., 1920.
Review of E. Sargent's _Planchette_ (1869)--Review of G. H. Lewes's
_Problems of Life and Mind_ (1875)--Review entitled "German
Pessimism" (1875)--Chauncey Wright (1875)--Review of "Bain and
Renouvier" (1876)--Review of Renan's _Dialogues_ (1876)--Review of
G. H. Lewes's _Physical Basis of Mind_ (1877)--Remarks on Spencer's
Definition of Mind as Correspondence (1878)--Quelques
Considérations sur la Méthode Subjective (1878)--The Sentiment of
Rationality (1879)--Review (unsigned) of W. K. Clifford's _Lectures
and Essays_ (1879)--Review of Herbert Spencer's _Data of Ethics_
(1879)--The Feeling of Effort (1880)--The Sense of Dizziness in
Deaf Mutes (1882)--What is an Emotion? (1884)--Review of Royce's
_The Religious Aspect of Philosophy_ (1885)--The Consciousness of
Lost Limbs (1887)--Réponse de W. James aux Remarques de M.
Renouvier sur sa théorie de la volonté (1888)--The Psychological
Theory of Extension (1889)--A Plea for Psychology as a Natural
Science (1892)--The Original Datum of Space Consciousness
(1893)--Mr. Bradley on Immediate Resemblance (1893)--Immediate
Resemblance--Review of G. T. Ladd's _Psychology_ (1894)--The
Physical Basis of Emotion (1894)--The Knowing of Things Together
(1895)--Review of W. Hirsch's _Genie und Entartung_
(1895)--Philosophical Conceptions and Practical Results
(1898)--Review of R. Hodgson's _A Further Record of Observations of
Certain Phenomena of Trance_ (1898)--Review of Sturt's _Personal
Idealism_ (1903)--The Chicago School (1904)--Review of F. C. S.
Schiller's _Humanism_ (1904)--Laura Bridgman (1904)--G. Papini and
the Pragmatist Movement in Italy (1906)--The Mad Absolute
(1906)--Controversy about Truth with John E. Russell (1907)--Report
on Mrs. Piper's Hodgson Control; Conclusion (1909)--Bradley or
Bergson? (1910)--A Suggestion about Mysticism (1910).
_A List of the Published Writings of William James_, with notes,
and an index; by RALPH BARTON PERRY. New York and London: Longmans,
Green & Co., 1920.
INDEX
THROUGHOUT the index the initial =J.= stands for William James. In the
list of references to his own writings, arranged alphabetically at the
end of the entries under his name, the titles of separate papers are set
in roman and quoted, those of volumes in italics.
The words "See Contents" under a name indicate that letters addressed to
the person in question are to be sought in the Table of Contents, where
all letters are listed.
Abauzit, F., =1=, 145, =2=, 185.
Abbot, F. E., _Scientific Theism_, =1=, 247.
Absolute, Philosophy of the, =1=, 238.
Absolute Unity, =1=, 231.
Académie Française, =2=, 338.
Académie des Sciences Morales, et Politiques, =J.= a corresponding
member of, =2=, 75;
=J.= an _associé étranger_ of, 328, 319, 338.
Adams, Brooks, =2=, 343.
Adams, Henry, _Letter to American Teachers_, =2=, 343 _ff._;
mentioned, 10. _See Contents._
Adirondack range, =1=, 194, 195.
Adirondacks. _See_ Keene Valley.
Adler, Waldo, =2=, 75, 76, 163.
Æsthetics, Study of, and Art, =2=, 87.
Agassiz, Alexander, =1=, 31.
Agassiz, Louis, =J.= joins his Brazilian expedition, =1=, 54 _ff._,
=J.= quoted on, 55;
quoted, on =J.=, 56;
on the Brazilian expedition, 56, 57, 59, 61, 67, 68, 69;
described by =J.=, 65, 66;
centenary of, =2=, 287, 288;
mentioned, =1=, 34, 35, 37, 4=2=, 47, 48, 72, =2=, 2.
Agassiz, Mrs. Louis, her 80th birthday, =2=, 180 and _n._, 181;
mentioned, =1=, 60, 65, 67. _See Contents_.
Aguinaldo, Emilio, =2=, 148.
Alcott, A. Bronson, =1=, 18 _n._
Allen, John A., =1=, 74.
Amalfi, Sorrento to, =2=, 22=1=, 222.
Amazon, the, Agassiz's expedition to. _See_ Brazil.
America, general aspect of the country, =1=, 346, 347 and _n._
And _see_ United States.
American Philosophical Association, =2=, 163, 164, 300.
Americans, in Germany, =1=, 87.
Angell, James R., =1=, 345, =2=, 14.
Anglican Church, =2=, 305.
Anglicanism and Romanism, =2=, 305.
Anglophobia in U. S. revealed by Venezuela incident, =2=, 27, 31, 32.
Annunzio, Gabriele d', =2=, 63.
"Anti-pragmatisme," =2=, 319.
Aristotle, =1=, 283.
_Aristotelian Society Proceedings_, =2=, 207.
Arnim, Gisela von. _See_ Grimm, Mrs. Herman.
Ashburner, Anne, =1=, 179, 181, 315.
Ashburner, Grace, =1=, 181, 315. _See Contents_.
Ashfield, annual dinner at, =2=, 199.
Athens, =2=, 224, 225. And _see_ Parthenon, the.
Atkinson, Charles, =1=, 35.
Ausable Lakes, =1=, 194.
Austria, political conditions in (1867), =1=, 95.
Avenarius, =2=, 301.
Baginsky, Dr., =1=, 214.
Bain, Alexander, =1=, 143, 164.
Bakewell, Charles M., =2=, 14, 81, 85, 120, 248.
Baldwin, James M., =2=, 20.
Baldwin, William, =1=, 337.
Balfour, A. J., _Foundations of Belief_, =2=, 20.
Balzac, Honoré de, =1=, 106, =2=, 265.
Bancroft, George, =1=, 107, 109.
Bancroft, Mrs. George, =1=, 135.
Bancroft, John C., =1=, 70.
Baring Bros., =1=, 73.
Barber, Catherine, marries William James I, =1=, 4;
her ancestry, 4 and _n._
And _see_ James, Mrs. Catherine (Barber).
Barber, Francis, =1=, 5.
Barber, Jannet, =1=, 4 _n._
Barber, John, =J.='s great-grandfather, in the Revolutionary army,
=1=, 4 and _n._;
H. James, Senior, on, 5.
Barber, Mrs. John, =1=, 5.
Barber, Patrick, =1=, 4 _n._
Barber family, the, =1=, 4, 5.
Bashkirtseff, Marie, Diary of, =1=, 307, =2=, 148.
Bastien-Lepage, Jules, =1=, 210 and _n._
"Bay." _See_ Emmet, Ellen.
Bayard, Thomas F., =2=, 27 _n._
Beers, Clifford W., _A Mind that Found Itself_, =2=, 273, 274 and _n._
_See Contents_.
Beethoven, Ludwig von, _Fidelio_, =1=, 112.
Belgium, philosophers in, =1=, 216.
Benn, A. W., =1=, 333, 334.
Berenson, Bernhard, =2=, 138.
Bergson, Henri, _Matière et Mémoire_, =2=, 178, 179;
his system, 179;
=J.='s enthusiasm for, 179, 180 _n._;
_L'Evolution Créatrice_, 290 _ff._;
_Le Rire_, 329;
mentioned, 17=2=, 226, 257, 314, 315.
_See Contents._
Berkeley, Sir W., _Principles_, =2=, 179.
Berlin, =1=, 100, 105, 106, 11=2=, 122.
Berlin, University of, =1=, 118, 120, 121.
Bernard, Claude, =1=, 72, 156.
Bhagavat-Gita, the, =2=, 238.
Bible, the, and orthodox theology, =2=, 196.
Bielshowski, A., _Life of Goethe_, =2=, 262.
Bigelow, Henry J., =1=, 72.
Bigelow, W., Sturgis, =2=, 10.
Birukoff, _Life of Tolstoy_, =2=, 262.
Black, W., _Strange Adventures of a Phaeton_, =1=, 173.
Blood, Benjamin Paul, _The Flaw in Supremacy_, =2=, 39;
J.'s article on, in _Hibbert Journal_, 39 _n._, 347, 348;
his _Anæsthetic Revolution_ reviewed by =J.=, 40 and _n._;
his strictures on =J.='s English, 59;
mentioned, 22, 338, 339.
_See Contents._
Bôcher, Ferdinand, =1=, 337.
Boer War, the, =2=, 118, 140.
Bonn-am-Rhein, =1=, 20.
Boott, Elizabeth (Mrs. Frank Duveneck), =1=, 153, 155.
Boott, Francis, J.'s commemorative address on, =1=, 153;
mentioned, 155, 341 _n._, =2=, 191.
_See Contents._
Bornemann, Fraülein, =1=, 116, 135.
Bosanquet, B., quoted, =2=, 126.
Boston _Journal_, =2=, 329.
Boston _Transcript_, J.'s letter to, on Medical License bill, =2=, 68-70;
72 and _n._, 124, 125.
Boulogne, Collège de, =1=, 20.
Bourget, Paul, _Idylle Tragique_, =2=, 37;
and Tolstoy, 37, 38;
mentioned, =1=, 348.
Bourget, Mme. Paul, =1=, 348.
Bourkhardt, James, =1=, 64, 70.
Bourne, Ansel, =1=, 294.
Boutroux, Émile, =2=, 314, 33=2=, 335, 337, 338.
Bowditch, Henry I., =1=, 124.
Bowditch, Henry P., =1=, 7=1=, 10=2=, 138, 139, 149, 167, 169, 195.
_See Contents._
Bowen, Francis, =1=, 53.
Boyd, Harriet A. (Mrs. C. H. Hawes), =2=, 223, 224.
Bradley, Francis H., _Logic_, =1=, 258;
mentioned, =2=, 142, 208, 216, 271, 272, 281, 282.
Brazil, Agassiz's expedition to, =1=, 54 _ff._;
letters written by =J.=, 56-70;
recalled, on Mrs. Agassiz's 80th birthday, =2=, 181.
Brazilians, the, =1=, 59, 66.
Brighton (England) Aquarium, =1=, 287.
British Guiana, =2=, 26.
British intellectuality, =1=, 270.
Brown-Séquard, Charles E., =1=, 71.
Browning, Robert, "A Grammarian's Funeral," =1=, 129, 130;
mentioned, =2=, 123.
Bruno, Giordano, inscription on statue of, =2=, 139,
Bryce, James, =1=, 303, 345, =2=, 65, 298, 299.
Bryce, Mrs. James, =2=, 298, 299.
Bryn Mawr College, =2=, 120, 121.
Bull, Mrs. Ole, =2=, 144.
Bunch, a dog, =1=, 183.
Burkhardt, Jacob, _Renaissance in Italy_, =1=, 176.
Busse, _Leib und Seele, Geist and Körper_, =2=, 237 and _n._
Butler, Joseph, _Analogy_, =1=, 189.
Butler, Samuel, =1=, 283.
Cabot, J. Elliot, =1=, 204.
Caird, Edward, =1=, 205, 305.
California, impressions of, =2=, 82.
California, Northern, =2=, 80.
California, University of, =2=, 5.
California Champagne, Gift of, =1=, 291.
Canadian Pacific Ry., =2=, 80.
Carlyle, "Jenny," =2=, 192.
Carlyle, Thomas, and H. James, Senior, compared, =1=, 241;
mentioned, 220.
Carnegie, Andrew, =2=, 18.
Carpenter, William B., =1=, 143.
Carqueiranne, Château de, =2=, 114.
Carrington, Hereward, =2=, 327.
Cams, Karl G., =1=, 96.
Casey, Silas, =1=, 155.
Castle Malwood, =2=, 160.
Catholic Church, =J.='s attitude toward, =1=, 296, 297.
Catholics, "concrete," differentiated from their church, =1=, 297.
Cattell, J. M., quoted, =1=, 300;
mentioned, =2=, 32.
Census of Hallucinations in America, conducted by =J.=, =1=, 228,
229, =2=, 50.
Chamberlain, Joseph, =1=, 303.
Chambers, Dr., _Clinical Lectures_, =1=, 150.
Chanzy, Antoine E. A., =1=, 160.
Chapman, John J., _Practical Agitation_, =2=, 124;
_Political Nursery_, 128;
mentioned, 125, 329.
_See Contents._
Chapman, Mrs. John J., =2=, 256.
Charmes, Francis, =2=, 320.
Chatrian, L. G. C. A. _See_ Erckmann-Chatrian.
Chautauqua, =J.='s lectures at, and impressions of, =2=, 40 _ff._
Chesterton, Gilbert K., _Heretics_, =2=, 241, 260;
mentioned, 257 and =n.=, 330.
Chicago, anarchist riot in, and English newspapers, =1=, 252.
Chicago University, School of Thought, =2=, 201, 202.
Child, Francis J., death of, =2=, 52;
mentioned, =1=, 51, 169, 195, 291, 315 and _n._, 317.
_See Contents._
Child, Mrs. F. J., =1=, 51, 197, =2=, 52.
Chocorua, =J.='s summer home at, =1=, 267, 268;
life at, 271, 272;
=J.='s life ends at, =2=, 350;
=1=, 261, 323.
Christian Scientists, and the Medical License bill, =2=, 68, 69.
Christian Theology, position with reference to, =2=, 213, 214.
Clairvoyance. _See_ Psychic phenomena.
Claparède, Edward, =2=, 226, 227, 323.
Clark University, =2=, 327.
Clarke, Joseph Thatcher, =2=, 130.
Clemens, Samuel L. _See_ Twain, Mark.
Cleveland, Grover, his Venezuela Message, and its reaction on
=J.=, =2=, 26 _ff._, 31, 32, 33, =2=, 285.
Clifford, W. K., =2=, 218.
Club, the, =2=, 9, 10.
Colby, F. M., =2=, 264.
Collier, Robert J. F., =2=, 264.
Colorado Springs, summer school at, =2=, 24.
Columbia Faculty Club, =J.='s talks at, =2=, 265 and _n._
Columbia University, =2=, 332.
Columbus, Christopher, and Dr. Bowditch, =1=, 124.
Common sense, =2=, 198.
Concord, Mass., Emerson centenary at, =2=, 194.
Concord Summer School of Philosophy, =1=, 230, 255.
Congress of the U. S., and the Spanish War, =2=, 73, 74.
Coniston, Ruskin Museum at, =2=, 306.
Continent, the, and England, contrasts between, =2=, 152, 305.
Conversion, =2=, 57.
Correggio, Antonio de, his Shepherds' Adoration, =1=, 90;
and Rafael, 90.
Corruption, in Europe and America, =2=, 101.
Courtelines, G., _Les Marionettes de la Vie_, =2=, 336.
Courtier, M., =2=, 327.
Cousin, Victor, =1=, 117.
Crafts, James W., =2=, 10.
Cranch, Christopher P., =1=, 131.
_Critique Philosophique_, =1=, 188, 207.
Crothers, Samuel M., =2=, 262.
Cuba, and the Spanish War, =2=, 73, 74.
Danriac, Lionel, =2=, 45, 203.
Dante Alighieri, =1=, 331.
Darwin, Charles R., =1=, 225.
Darwin, Mrs. W. E. (Sara Sedgwick), =1=, 76, 179, =2=, 152.
Darwin, William E., =2=, 152.
Darwin, William Leonard, =2=, 276.
Daudet, Alphonse, =2=, 168.
Davidson. Thomas, =J.='s essay on, =2=, 107 _n._;
=J.= lectures at his summer school, 197, 199;
mentioned, =1=, 192, 202, 204, 249, 255, =2=, 156.
_See Contents._
Davis, Jefferson, =1=, 66, 67.
Death, reflections concerning, =2=, 154.
Delboeuf, J., =1=, 216, 217.
Demoniacal possession, =2=, 56, 57.
Derby, Richard, =1=, 122.
Descartes, René C., =1=, 188, =2=, 13.
Determinism, =1=, 245, 246.
Dewey, John, _Beliefs and Realities_, =2=, 245, 246;
mentioned, 202, 257.
_See Contents._
Dexter, Newton, =1=, 68, 73.
Dibblee, Anita, =2=, 82, 84.
Dibblee, B. H., =2=, 82.
Dibblee, Mrs., =2=, 82, 84.
Dickinson, G. Lowes, _Justice and Liberty_, =2=, 317, 318.
Diderot, Denis, _OEuvres Choisis_, =1=, 106, 107;
mentioned, 142.
Dilthey, W., =1=, 109, 110, 111.
Divonne, =1=, 137, 138.
Dixwell, Epes S., =1=, 124.
Dixwell, Fanny, =1=, 76 and _n._
And _see_ Holmes, Mrs. Fanny Dixwell.
Dooley, Mr. _See_ Dunne, Finley P.
Dorr, George B., =2=, 255.
Dorrs, the, =2=, 63.
Dresden, =1=, 86, 9=2=, 93, 104.
Dresden Gallery, =1=, 90.
Dreyfus Case, the, =2=, 89, 97 _ff._, 102.
Driesch, Hans, _Gifford Lectures_, =2=, 323.
Driver, Dr., =2=, 118.
Du Bois, W. E. B., _The Souls of Black Folk_, =2=, 196 and _n._
Du Bois-Raymond, Emil, =1=, 121.
Dudevant, Mme. Aurore. _See_ Sand, George.
Du Maurier, George, _Peter Ibbetson_, =1=, 318.
Dunne, Finley P., =2=, 94, 264.
Durham, =2=, 306, 307.
Duveneck, Frank, =1=, 153, 337 and _n._, 341.
Duveneck, Mrs. Frank. _See_ Boott, Elizabeth.
Dwight, Thomas, =1=, 97, 98, 122, 124, 165, 166, 170.
Edinburgh, praise of, =2=, 146, 147, 150;
social amenities in, 147, 148.
Education, importance of, =1=, 119.
Eliot, Charles W., quoted, on =J.= in Scientific School, =1=, 31, 32 and _n._;
on J. Wyman, 47, 48;
on courses given by =J.=, =2=, 4 _n._;
mentioned, =1=, 35, 165, 166, 202, 262, =2=, 3, 15, 86, 137, 266.
Eliot, George, _Daniel Deronda_, =1=, 185.
Elliot, Gertrude, =2=, 263.
Elliot, John W., =2=, 129.
Elliot, Mrs. John W. (Mary Morse), =1=, 197, 199, =2=, 129.
Ellis, Rufus, =1=, 192.
Emerson, Edward W., on H. James, Senior, =1=, 17, 18 and _n._;
mentioned, 33.
Emerson, Mary Moody, and H. James, Senior, =1=, 18 _n._
Emerson, Ralph Waldo, letters of H. James, Senior, to, quoted, =1=, 11;
centenary of, =2=, 187, 190, 193, 194 (=J.='s address at);
"the divine," 190, 191;
his devotion to truth, 190;
_Representative Men_, 192, 193;
and Santayana, 234, 235;
mentioned, =1=, 9, 18 _n._, 125, =2=, 23, 196, 197.
Emmet, Ellen, =1=, 316, =2=, 61, 82, 83, 84.
_See Contents._
Emmet, Mrs. Temple (Ellen Temple), =2=, 64.
Emmet, Rosina H., =2=, 38, 61, 62, 64.
_See Contents._
Emmet, Temple, =2=, 61.
Empiricism, =1=, 152. And _see_ Radical Empiricism.
England, in 1871, =1=, 161;
gardens in, 288;
impressions of, in 1901, =2=, 152;
contrasted with Continental countries, 152, 305;
and the U. S., 304, 305;
changes in, 307;
high state of civilization in, 307, 308.
English, in Germany, =1=, 87.
English language, the teaching of the, =1=, 341.
English newspapers, and the anarchist riot in Chicago, =1=, 252;
attitude of, on Venezuela Message, =2=, 33;
mentioned, 125, 126.
English people, one aspect of the greatness of, =1=, 288.
English social and political system, =1=, 232, 233.
Erb, Dr., =2=, 128.
Erckmann (Émile)-Chatrian (L. G. C. A.), _L'Ami Fritz_, =1=, 101;
_Les Confessions d'un Joueur de Clarinette_, 101;
_Histoire d'un Sous-Maître_, 162;
mentioned, 106, 136.
Erdmann, Johann E., =1=, 345.
Erie Canal, the, =1=, 3.
_Essays Philosophical and Philological in Honor of William
James_, =2=, 309, 310.
Esterhazy M. (Dreyfus case), =2=, 98, 100.
Evans, Mrs. Glendower. _See Contents._
Evans, Mary Anne. _See_ Eliot, George.
Everett, Charles Carroll, =1=, 202, =2=, 156.
Everett, William, =1=, 51.
Experience, The philosophy of, =2=, 184, 185, 187.
Faidherbe, Louis L. C., =1=, 160.
Fairchild, Sally, =2=, 205.
Faith-curers, and the Medical License bill, =2=, 68, 69, 70, 71.
Farlow, William G., =1=, 71.
Fechner, Gustav T., _Zend-Avesta_, =2=, 300, 309;
mentioned, =1=, 160, =2=, 269, 318.
Fichte, Johann G., =1=, 141, =2=, 293.
Field, Kate, _Washington_, =1=, 308.
_Figaro_, =2=, 97, 99.
Fischer, Kuno, Essay on Lessing's _Nathan der Weise_, =1=, 94;
_Hegel's Leben, Werke und Lehre_, =2=, 134, 135, 138.
Fiske, John, death of, =2=, 156, 157;
_Cosmic Philosophy_, =2=, 233;
mentioned, =1=, 347, =2=, 10.
Fitz, Reginald H., =1=, 162.
Flaubert, Gustave, _Madame Bovary_, =2=, 291;
mentioned, =1=, 182.
Fletcher, Horace, =2=, 254.
Flint, Austin, =1=, 167.
Florence, Boboli Garden, =1=, 177; 180, 181, 328 _ff._, 340, 342.
Flournoy, Theodore, _William James_, =1=, 145 and _n._;
beginnings of =J.='s friendship with, 320;
_Métaphysique et Psychologie_, =2=, 25;
on religious psychology, 185;
reviews Myers's _Human Personality_, 185;
lectures on pragmatism, 267;
mentioned, 129, 172, 180 _n._, 227, 228, 315.
His children referred to:
Alice, =2=, 129, 241, 242;
Ariane-Dorothée, 129;
Henri, 186, 187;
Marguerite, 129.
_See Contents._
Flournoy, Mme. Theodore, =1=, 325, 326, =2=, 23, 25, 46,
48, 53, 55, 129, 187, 310, 313.
Foote, Henry W., =1=, 111, 112, 113, 153.
Forbes, W. Cameron, =2=, 297. _See Contents._
Forbes-Robertson, J., =2=, 263.
Fouillée, Alfred, Renouvier's articles on, =1=, 231;
mentioned, 324.
France, and Prussia (1867), =1=, 95;
religious and revolutionary parties in, 161, 162;
influence of Catholic education in, 162;
and the Dreyfus case, =2=, 89;
decadence of, 105, 106.
France, Anatole, =2=, 63.
Francis of Assisi, St., =2=, 142.
Francis Joseph, Emperor, =1=, 88.
Franco-Prussian War, =J.='s views on, =1=, 159, 160, 161.
Frazer, J. G., =2=, 139.
Free will, influence on =J.= of Renouvier's writings on, =1=, 147, 164,
165, 169;
and determinism, 186;
S. H, Hodgson's paper on, 244, 245.
French language, =1=, 341.
Freud, Sigmund, =2=, 327, 328.
Galileo, =2=, 1 =n.=
Galileo anniversary at Padua, =1=, 333.
Gardiner, H. N., =2=, 163. _See Contents._
Gardner, Mrs. John L., =2=, 205.
Garibaldi, statue of, =2=, 139.
Gautier, Théophile, =1=, 106.
Geneva, "Academy" of, =1=, 20, =2=, 187;
Museum at, 21.
German art, =1=, 105.
German character, =1=, 126.
German education, =1=, 121.
German essayists, discussed, =1=, 94, 95.
German genius, its massiveness, =2=, 176.
German language, =J.='s progress in learning, =1=, 87, 101, 108, 116, 121;
mentioned, 87, 88, 89, 92, 341.
German motto, the, =1=, 213.
German universities, and Harvard, =1=, 217, 218 and _n._
Germans, =J.='s opinion of, =1=, 100, 101, 121, 122, =2=, 104.
Germany, =J.='s impressions of, =1=, 86, 105;
peasant-women in, 211;
philosophers in, 216, 217;
in 1910, =2=, 341.
Gibbens, Alice H., early life, =1=, 192;
marries =J.=, 192. And _see_ James, Mrs. William.
Gibbens, Mrs. E. P., =1=, 192, 222, 247, 248, 260, 339,
=2=, 118. _See Contents._
Gibbens, Margaret, =1=, 248, 260, 279, 28=1=, 318. And
_see_ Gregor, Mrs. Leigh R.
_See Contents._
Gibbens, Mary, marries W. M. Salter, =1=, 248.
Gifford Lectures. _See_ this title under James, William, Works of.
Gilman, Daniel Coit, =1=, 202, 203.
Gizycki, Herr von, =1=, 214, 248.
Gladstone, William E., =2=, 31.
Glenmore, Davidson's summer school of philosophy at, =2=, 197 _n._, 199.
God, conceptions of, =2=, 211, 213, 269, 270.
Goddard, George A., =1=, 274.
Godkin, E. L., Life of, quoted, =1=, 17, 115 _n._;
=J.='s opinion of, 284, 285;
_Comments and Reflections_, =2=, 30;
illness of, 160, 161;
his death, 181;
proposed memorial to, 18=1=, 182;
his home life and his "life against the world," 182;
mentioned, =1=, 118, 239, =2=, 167.
_See Contents._
Godkin, Mrs. E. L., =1=, 240, 241, =2=, 30, 167.
Godkin, Lawrence, =2=, 30.