At Harvard, he introduced his student Gertrude Stein to "stream of consciousness," a term he coined. To explain his theory that physiological stimuli cause emotions, rather than the reverse, he surmised that one might a bear because one runs from it. In one of his books, he argued that the meaning of knowledge depends on the practical use to its be
At Harvard, he introduced his student Gertrude Stein to "stream of consciousness," a term he coined. To explain his theory that physiological stimuli cause emotions, rather than the reverse, he surmised that one might a bear because one runs from it. In one of his books, he argued that the meaning of knowledge depends on the practical use to its believer, a concept he adapted from Charles Sanders Peirce. FTP, name this 20th-century American philosopher and psychologist who wrote Varieties of Religious Experience and Pragmatism.
At Harvard, he introduced his student Gertrude Stein to "stream of consciousness," a term he coined.
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