William James and Other Essays on the Philosophy of Life #249997

Since each of these papers is intended to be comprehensible by itself, I am obliged, in each, to state, more or less dogmatically, opin ions which I have discussed and attempted to justify in former writings. Dogma, as such, has no place in philosophy. But the present book is no systematic treatise; and is to be judged, I hope, in the light of its own decidedly practical purpose, and of its accompanying limitations.