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Explaining mental life: some philosophical issues in psychology
New York: St. Martin's Press (1984)
Abstract
William James's definition of psychology as 'the science of mental life' has been heard so often that we are apt to forget how radically it diverges from the view of psychology which so many of its practitioners hold today.
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