He developed the "stream of consciousness" concept in one work, and another discusses a man and a squirrel going around a tree trunk, and is subtitled "A New Name for Some Old Ways of Thinking."
He argued that emotions arise from bodily responses to stimuli, such as sweaty palms, and separated the question of the legitimacy of a belief from the sanity of its proponents in The Varieties of Religious Experience. He developed the "stream of consciousness" concept in one work, and another discusses a man and a squirrel going around a tree trunk, and is subtitled "A New Name for Some Old Ways of Thinking." For 10 points, identify this psychologist and philosopher, the author of Principles of Psychology, in addition to Pragmatism.
He argued that emotions arise from bodily responses to stimuli, such as sweaty palms, and separated the question of the legitimacy of a belief from the sanity of its proponents in The Varieties of Religious Experience.
William {James}