Talks To Teachers On Psychology; And To Students On Some Of Life's Ideals
William James · narrated by Juniper
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William James, the founder of American psychology, at his warm and lucid best. In these famous talks he explains how attention, habit, and interest actually work, and turns that understanding into humane advice for teachers and students, and really anyone trying to grow. His essay on a certain blindness in us is a small masterpiece. Wise, generous, endlessly quotable, it is philosophy that helps you live better.
7 chapters
- 1TALKS TO TEACHERS58m
- 2VI. NATIVE REACTIONS AND ACQUIRED REACTIONS59m
- 3X. INTEREST1h 9m
- 4XIII. THE ACQUISITION OF IDEAS1h 25m
- 5TALKS TO STUDENTS56m
- 6III. WHAT MAKES A LIFE SIGNIFICANT47m
- 7Chapter 738m
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