Copying the coyote
Richard Poirier, 18 October 1984
The Principles of Psychology
by William James, introduced by George Miller.
Harvard, 1302 pp., £14.95, December 1983,0 674 70625 0 Show More
by William James, introduced by George Miller.
Harvard, 1302 pp., £14.95, December 1983,
A Stroll with William James
by Jacques Barzun.
Chicago, 344 pp., £16, October 1983,0 226 03865 3 Show More
by Jacques Barzun.
Chicago, 344 pp., £16, October 1983,
Becoming William James
by Howard Feinstein.
Cornell, 377 pp., $24.95, May 1984,0 8014 1617 5 Show More
by Howard Feinstein.
Cornell, 377 pp., $24.95, May 1984,
Essays in Psychology
by William James, edited by Frederick Burkhardt and Fredson Bowers.
Harvard, 467 pp., £32, April 1984,0 674 26714 1 Show More
by William James, edited by Frederick Burkhardt and Fredson Bowers.
Harvard, 467 pp., £32, April 1984,
“... novel-reading and theatre-going will produce true monsters in this line. The weeping of a Russian lady over the fictitious personages in the play, while her coachman is freezing to death on his seat outside, is the sort of thing that everywhere happens on a less glaring scale. Even the habit of excessive indulgence in music, for those who are neither ... ”