Principles of Psychology

Author: William James
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Publish Date: 2003-02-01
Features: Second Series of the Classics of Western Thought. This book is one of the important philosophical and psychological classic documents in the West, exerting a broad influence in fields such as philosophy and psychology. The Classics of Western Thought Series, Second Series. This book is one of the important philosophical and psychological classic documents in the West, which has had a broad impact in fields such as philosophy and psychology. Starting from the basic premise of regarding psychology as a natural science, the author studied the relationship between psychological activities and brain neurophysiological activities, explored introspective and experimental research methods on human psychological phenomena, and conducted detailed discussions on various psychological phenomena such as consciousness, memory, imagination, emotions, and reasoning. Particularly, he proposed the concept of the stream of thought (or stream of consciousness), which holds a unique position in the history of philosophy and psychology.