He is more famous for a series of lectures that addressed the question of whether the squirrel goes around the tree and was subtitled, "A New Name for Some Old Ways of Thinking."
This man's name is part of the title of a collection by Josiah Royce about this man and "other essay in the philosophy of life." He wrote an early work about the "Literary Remains" of his late father, and critiqued absolute idealism in A Pluralistic Universe. Ralph Perry collected and posthumously published his Essays in Radical Empiricism, and this man's views on religion are contained in The Varieties of Religious Experience. He is more famous for a series of lectures that addressed the question of whether the squirrel goes around the tree and was subtitled, "A New Name for Some Old Ways of Thinking." For ten points, identify this American philosopher, the author of Pragmatism, and a founder of that philosophical movement.
This man's name is part of the title of a collection by Josiah Royce about this man and "other essay in the philosophy of life."
William {James}