The Letters of William James, Vol. 2

William James

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THE LETTERS OF
WILLIAM JAMES

William James From a photograph taken about 1895
William James
From a photograph taken about 1895

THE LETTERS OF
WILLIAM JAMES

EDITED BY HIS SON
HENRY JAMES

IN TWO VOLUMES
VOLUME II

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THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY PRESS
BOSTON

CONTENTS

XI.	1893-1899	1-52
	Turning to Philosophy—A Student's Impressions—Popular Lecturing—Chautauqua.
	Letters:—
	To Dickinson S. Miller	17
	To Henry Holt	19
	To Henry James	20
	To Henry James	20
	To Mrs. Henry Whitman	20
	To G. H. Howison	22
	To Theodore Flournoy	23
	To his Daughter	25
	To E. L. Godkin	28
	To F. W. H. Myers	30
	To F. W. H. Myers	32
	To Henry Holt	33
	To his Class at Radcliffe College	33
	To Henry James	34
	To Henry James	36
	To Benjamin P. Blood	38
	To Mrs. James	40
	To Miss Rosina H. Emmet	44
	To Charles Renouvier	44
	To Theodore Flournoy	46
	To Dickinson S. Miller	48
	To Henry James	51

XII.	1893-1899 (Continued)	53-91
	The Will to Believe—Talks to Teachers—Defense of Mental Healers—Excessive Climbing in the Adirondacks.
	Letters:—
	To Theodore Flournoy	53
	To Henry W. Rankin	56
	To Benjamin P. Blood	58
	To Henry James	60
	To Miss Ellen Emmet	62
	To E. L. Godkin	64
	To F. C. S. Schiller	65
	To James J. Putnam	66
	To James J. Putnam	72
	To FranÇois Pillon	73
	To Mrs. James	75
	To G. H. Howison	79
	To Henry James	80
	To his Son Alexander	81
	To Miss Rosina H. Emmet	82
	To Dickinson S. Miller	84
	To Dickinson S. Miller	86
	To Henry Rutgers Marshall	86
	To Henry Rutgers Marshall	88
	To Mrs. Henry Whitman	88

XIII.	1899-1902	92-170
	Two Years of Illness in Europe—Retirement from Active Duty at Harvard—The First and Second Series of the Gifford Lectures.
	Letters:—
	To Miss Pauline Goldmark	95
	To Mrs. E. P. Gibbens	96
	To William M. Salter	99
	To Miss Frances R. Morse	102
	To Mrs. Henry Whitman	103
	To Thomas Davidson	106
	To John C. Gray	108
	To Miss Frances R. Morse	109
	To Mrs. Glendower Evans	112
	To Dickinson S. Miller	115
	To Francis Boott	117
	To Hugo MÜnsterberg	119
	To G. H. Palmer	120
	To Miss Frances R. Morse	124
	To his Son Alexander	129
	To his Daughter	130
	To Miss Frances R. Morse	133
	To Miss Frances R. Morse	133
	To Josiah Royce	135
	To Miss Frances R. Morse	138
	To James Sully	140
	To Miss Frances R. Morse	142
	To F. C. S. Schiller	142
	To Miss Frances R. Morse	143
	To Miss Frances R. Morse	146
	To Henry W. Rankin	148
	To Charles Eliot Norton	150
	To N. S. Shaler	153
	To Miss Frances R. Morse	155
	To Henry James	159
	To E. L. Godkin	159
	To E. L. Godkin	161
	To Miss Pauline Goldmark	162
	To H. N. Gardiner	164
	To F. C. S. Schiller	164
	To Charles Eliot Norton	166
	To Mrs. Henry Whitman	167

XIV.	1902-1905	171-218
	The Last Period (I)—Statements of Religious Belief—Philosophical Writing.
	Letters:—
	To Henry L. Higginson	173
	To Miss Grace Norton	173
	To Miss Frances R. Morse	175
	To Henry L. Higginson	176
	To Henri Bergson	178
	To Mrs. Louis Agassiz	180
	To Henry L. Higginson	182
	To Henri Bergson	183
	To Theodore Flournoy	185
	To Henry James	188
	To his Daughter	192
	To Miss Frances R. Morse	193
	To Henry James	195
	To Henry W. Rankin	196
	To Dickinson S. Miller	197
	To Mrs. Henry Whitman	198
	To Miss Frances R. Morse	200
	To Mrs. Henry Whitman	201
	To Henry James	202
	To FranÇois Pillon	203
	To Henry James	204
	To Charles Eliot Norton	206
	To L. T. Hobhouse	207
	To Edwin D. Starbuck	209
	To James Henry Leuba	211
	Answers to the Pratt Questionnaire on Religious Belief	212
	To Miss Pauline Goldmark	215
	To F. C. S. Schiller	216
	To F. J. E. Woodbridge	217
	To Edwin D. Starbuck	217
	To F. J. E. Woodbridge	218

XV.	1905-1907	219-282
	The Last Period (II)—Italy and Greece—Philosophical Congress in Rome—Stanford University—The Earthquake—Resignation of Professorship.
	Letters:—
	To Mrs. James	221
	To his Daughter	223
	To Mrs. James	225
	To George Santayana	228
	To Mrs. James	229
	To Mrs. James	230
	To H. G. Wells	230
	To Henry L. Higginson	231
	To T. S. Perry	232
	To Dickinson S. Miller	233
	To Dickinson S. Miller	235
	To Dickinson S. Miller	237
	To Daniel Merriman	238
	To Miss Pauline Goldmark	238
	To Henry James	239
	To Theodore Flournoy	241
	To F. C. S. Schiller	245
	To Miss Frances R. Morse	247
	To Henry James and W. James, Jr.	250
	To W. Lutoslawski	252
	To John Jay Chapman	255
	To Henry James	258
	To H. G. Wells	259
	To Miss Theodora Sedgwick	260
	To his Daughter	262
	To Henry James and W. James, Jr.	263
	To Moorfield Storey	265
	To Theodore Flournoy	266
	To Charles A. Strong	268
	To F. C. S. Schiller	270
	To Clifford W. Beers	273
	To William James, Jr.	275
	To Henry James	277
	To F. C. S. Schiller	280

XVI.	1907-1909	283-332
	The Last Period (III)—Hibbert Lectures in Oxford—The Hodgson Report.
	Letters:—
	To Charles Lewis Slattery	287
	To Henry L. Higginson	288
	To W. Cameron Forbes	288
	To F. C. S. Schiller	290
	To Henri Bergson	290
	To T. S. Perry	294
	To Dickinson S. Miller	295
	To Miss Pauline Goldmark	296
	To W. Jerusalem	297
	To Henry James	298
	To Theodore Flournoy	300
	To Norman Kemp Smith	301
	To his Daughter	301
	To Henry James	302
	To Henry James	303
	To Miss Pauline Goldmark	303
	To Charles Eliot Norton	306
	To Henri Bergson	308
	To John Dewey	Clyx.com

THE LETTERS OF WILLIAM JAMES

THE LETTERS OF
WILLIAM JAMES