The Varieties of Religious Experience by William James is a classic English-language work at the intersection of psychology, philosophy and religion.
James examines individual religious experiences and asks how belief, conversion, mysticism and spiritual experience can be understood from psychological and philosophical perspectives. The book remains relevant to students and readers in psychology, philosophy, religious studies and intellectual history.
- William James
- Psychology of religion
- Religious experience and belief
- Philosophy and religious studies
- English-language paperback
A foundational classic for readers studying the psychological and philosophical dimensions of religious experience.