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“The Varieties of Religious Experience” by William James is a seminal work in the study of psychology and religion, offering a profound exploration of human spirituality. This edition, published by The New American Library in 1958, features a foreword by Jacques Barzun, adding further depth to James’s insightful analysis. As a Mentor Book, it is a paperback edition, measuring compactly for easy handling. The cover is adorned with an iconic image reflecting the theme of divine connection. Inside, the book is dedicated to “E.P.G., In Filial Gratitude and Love,” providing a personal touch. This seventh printing captures the essence of James’s lectures on religious experiences, examining the psychological aspects with a scientific lens. It remains a cornerstone for those studying the intersection of psychology, philosophy, and religion, making it a valuable addition to any collection focusing on these subjects.
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