Science, Metaphysics, and the Chance of Salvation: An Interpretation of the Thought of William James

according to James actual adequate analysis assertions behave belief C. S. Peirce category mistake chance of salvation claim that James concepts consciousness criteria critical Darwin's distinction doctrine empirical environment epistemic epistemological essay ethical evaluate evidence fact Hegel historical human hypothesis Ibid identity inasmuch individual interpretation James claims James says James's grounds James's vision Kant Kant's knowledge live logical long run matter means metaphysical method Michael Novak monism mystical norms notion observe ontological ourselves panpsychism particular patterns of behavior person phenomena phenomenological Philosophy point of view possible Pragmatism preclude principle problem psychological pure experience question Radical Empiricism Ralph Barton Perry rational reality reasons religion religious conversion religious experience rules salvable world says James scientific sense share intentions simply social sort specify theory theory of justification things thinker thought tion transaction transcendental ego true truth try to believe turn tychism universe veracious warrant William James words York