The genesis of this work came in 1899, when the author got lost in the Adirondacks, and wandered around without food for 13 hours.
The genesis of this work came in 1899, when the author got lost in the Adirondacks, and wandered around without food for 13 hours. While recovering from this traumatic experience, the author decided to accept an invitation to go to Scotland and deliver the Gifford Lectures, and the book consists of the 20 lectures, which are on such diverse topics as "The reality of the unseen," "The divided self," "Saintliness," "Mysticism," and "Philosophy." FTP, identify this work, which proposed a pluralistic view of religion, written by William James.
The genesis of this work came in 1899, when the author got lost in the Adirondacks, and wandered around without food for 13 hours.
The {Varieties of Religious Experience}