Ever not quite: pluralism(s) in William James and contemporary psychology

New York, NY: Cambridge University Press. Edited by Lisa M. Osbeck (2023)
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Abstract

Founding psychologist William James famously called for pluralism, valuing psychology's range of theoretical and philosophical foundations, methods and perspectives. In this book, Araujo and Osbeck investigate the meanings of pluralism across James's writings, connecting them to psychological research and theory today.

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