A World of Pure Experience

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"A World of Pure Experience" is a philosophical essay by William James that explores reality as a continuous stream of immediate experience prior to any division into subject and object.

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instanceOf philosophical essay
argues relations are directly experienced and not added by thought
subject and object are functional distinctions within experience
author William James NERFINISHED
claims experience is prior to any division into subject and object
contributesTo development of radical empiricism
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
describes reality as a continuous stream of immediate experience
focusesOn continuity of experience
immediate experience
ontological status of experience
genre metaphysical essay
philosophy of mind essay
influenced 20th-century analytic philosophy of mind
later discussions of neutral monism
influencedBy William James's stream of consciousness doctrine
empiricism
pragmatism
language English
mainTopic epistemology
metaphysics
neutral monism
pure experience
radical empiricism
relation between subject and object
stream of experience
philosophicalClaim experience is the basic stuff of the world
knowledge arises from relations within experience itself
no need to posit substances behind experience
philosophicalMovement radical empiricism
philosophicalTradition American philosophy NERFINISHED
pragmatism
relatedWork Does Consciousness Exist? NERFINISHED
Essays in Radical Empiricism NERFINISHED
The Principles of Psychology NERFINISHED

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