
William James’s classic study of personal religious experience
William James delivered these lectures in Scotland in 1901 and 1902. He looks at conversion, mysticism and saintliness from a psychological view, using many first-person accounts. The book is a foundation of the psychology of religion.
Readers interested in religion and psychology.
A classic of American philosophy.
Nonfiction · Religion · Psychology · Mysticism
534 pages · ≈ 15 h
William James.
Edinburgh lectures from 1901–1902.
A philosophical study of religion as people experience it.
Thoughtful, open-minded and rich.