Philosophy
1842 to 1910, New York City, USA
Pragmatism, the will to believe, and the stream of consciousness - a philosophy for a world still in the making.
Start learning William →Can one deflating question dissolve philosophy’s oldest quarrels - and remake truth itself?
When evidence cannot decide and waiting costs the truth, may belief leap first?
Why the same thought never comes twice - and what that makes the self.
Can visions and conversions count as evidence - or only symptoms to explain away?
Is reality one finished block - or many things, loosely joined, still forming?
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