William James (WIL-yum JAYMZ)

American Philosopher and Psychologist

William James

William James was an American philosopher, historian, and psychologist, and is considered to be the "Father of American psychology." His pragmatic philosophy and psychological insights have made a long-lasting impact on the development of psychology as a science. His works, such as "The Principles of Psychology," "The Varieties of Religious Experience," and "Pragmatism," have become foundational texts in their respective fields. James' ideas have influenced a wide range of fields, from philosophy to religion, and his exploration of the human consciousness was groundbreaking at the time.

Species

Duine

Realm

The Mortal Realm

Date of Birth

January 11, 1842

Date of Death

August 26, 1910

Life

1842 CE 1910 CE 68 years old

Circumstances of Death

Heart failure

Birthplace

New York City, New York, United States

Place of Death

Chocorua, New Hampshire, United States

Children

Sex

Male

Sexuality

Heterosexual

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