Talks to Teachers on Psychology: and to Students on Some of Life's Ideals

xi, [1], 304 pp. Olive cloth, gilt titles, top edge gilt. A discussion of psychology as it relates to education, behavior, consciousness, ideas, habits, memory, the acquisition of knowledge, and free will. William James was known as the Father of Pragmatism for his work in philosophy, but is best known for his work in psychology and education, and is also called the Father of American Psychology.