James William Lewis was born in 1955.
William G. James died on 1977-03-10.
William James Rees was born in 1913.
James William Slessor Marr was born in 1902.
James William Denny died on 1923-04-12.
William James coined the term stream of consciousness.
William James-1892
William James questioned the study of consciousness because he believed it was a complex and subjective experience that was difficult to measure and study scientifically. He thought that trying to objectively study consciousness may not capture its true essence and could lead to oversimplification of this intricate phenomenon.
Stream-of-consciousness narration
Gertrude Stein
Stream-of consciousness narration is the literary technique associated with Modernism and incluenced by Henri Bergson and William James theories.
James felt that consciousness is an ever-changing phenomenon, and that it was not possible to objectively measure it without altering it.
William James, an American psychologist, is known for developing a periodic table of the elements of consciousness. He believed that consciousness could be broken down into basic elements similar to how chemical elements are organized in the periodic table.
William James, an American philosopher and psychologist, argued that religion brought a new vitality to people's lives through his concept of the "religious experience." He believed that religion provided individuals with a sense of purpose, meaning, and connection to something greater than themselves. James' work emphasized the psychological benefits of religion and its impact on human flourishing.
The psychologist Daniel Dennett wrote an influential article titled "Quining Qualia" where he questioned the existence of consciousness as commonly understood, arguing for a physicalist account of the mind.
Daniel Dennett is a philosopher, not a psychologist, who has written extensively on the topic of consciousness. His influential article "Quining Qualia" argues against the existence of qualia, which are subjective conscious experiences such as the redness of red.
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