The Varieties of Religious Experience

Exploring the intersection of religion and psychology, this volume delves into the nature of religious experiences and their connection to the human mind. Key topics include the relationship between religion and neurology, the concept of the "unseen," and the dichotomy of the healthy-minded versus the "sick soul." The book also addresses the divided self and its unification. A modern, high-quality edition is now available, featuring a new biography of William James, one of the most influential American philosophers.