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男英文名字
男英文名字男英文名字是由单个字母或多个字母组合而成的名称，常用于作为人的名字。
下面将为大家介绍一些常见的男英文名字。
1. John（约翰）John是一个非常常见的男英文名字，源自希伯来语，意为“上帝仁慈”。
在全球范围内，约翰是一个非常受欢迎的名字，因为它简洁、易读且容易发音，许多人喜欢将其作为自己的英文名字。
2. William（威廉）William是一个源自日尔曼语的英文名字，意为“决心保护的意志”。
威廉这个名字在英语国家非常流行，被众多皇室成员使用，包括英国的威廉王子。
3. James（詹姆斯）James是源自希伯来语的英文名字，意为“代表上帝”。
这个名字是英美文化中非常常见的男性名字，同时也是许多著名人物的名字，比如英国作家詹姆斯·乔伊斯。
4. Robert（罗伯特）Robert这个名字源自日尔曼语，意为“辉煌的名声”。
它在英语国家非常流行，被很多人作为自己的英文名字选择。
5. Michael（迈克尔）Michael是源自希伯来语的男性名字，意为“上帝的天使”。
这个名字非常常见，世界各地都有人使用它作为自己的名字。
6. David（大卫）David这个名字源自希伯来语，意为“喜爱的人”。
它在英语国家非常流行，被很多人使用。
7. Richard（理查德）Richard是源自日尔曼语的男性名字，意为“强大的统治者”。
这个名字在英语国家非常常见。
8. Joseph（约瑟夫）Joseph这个名字源自希伯来语，意为“上帝增加”。
它在全球范围内都非常受欢迎，被很多人使用。
9. Thomas（托马斯）Thomas是源自希腊语的男性名字，意为“孪生子”。
它在英语国家非常流行，并被很多人选择作为自己的英文名字。
10. Charles（查尔斯）Charles这个名字源自日尔曼语，意为“自由人”。
它在英语国家非常常见，被很多人使用。
以上是介绍的一些常见的男英文名字。
无论选择哪个名字，都应该根据个人喜好和文化背景来确定。
威廉·詹姆斯
威廉·詹姆斯[编辑本段]一、生平威廉·詹姆斯（William James, 1842-1910），美国本土第一位哲学家和心理学家，也是教育学家，实用主义的倡导者，美国机能主义心理学派创始人之一，以及美国最早的实验心理学家之一。
他出生于美国纽约市一个有科学精神的牧师家庭，病逝于美国新罕布什尔州巢可乐（Chocurua）。
威廉·詹姆斯于1842年1月11日出生在美国纽约市，1910年8月26日卒于罕布什尔。
詹姆斯的祖父是爱尔兰人。
1798年移居美国，因投资开发伊利运河而成富豪。
詹姆斯的母亲叫玛丽-罗伯逊·沃尔什（Mary Robertson Walsh）。
父亲老亨利·詹姆斯（Henry James Sr.,1811-1882）童年时因一次事故而失去一条腿，但未因此沮丧消沉。
1830年毕业于纽约州协和神学院后，曾在商界和法律界工作。
1835-1837年又在普林斯顿神学院学习，后来成为一名哲学神学家，因反对正统的新教，没有参加任何教会组织。
1844年以后，信奉施维登博格学说（Swedenborgianism），并接受法国社会哲学家C·傅立叶（CharlesFourier, 1772-1837）的社会改革理论。
1885年，詹姆斯出版的第一本书就是他的父亲的著作选。
书名是《亨利·詹姆斯遗著》（T he Literary Remains of Henry James）。
詹姆斯在该书的序言中表述了自己的宗教观，认为生动的宗教经验比宗教教条更重要。
詹姆斯有三个弟弟和一个妹妹，弟弟亨利·詹姆士是一位有名的作家，和父亲同名。
老亨利十分重视子女的教育，从小培养他们独立求知的精神，鼓励他们进行批判性的讨论，并让他们在欧洲和美国学校之间交替受教育。
因为他认为美国学校在观点上太狭隘而把他们送到欧洲学习，又因为他深信孩子应在本国人中受教育而让他们回到美国。
詹姆斯“意识流”理论研究
詹姆斯“意识流”理论研究意识流理论被詹姆斯（William James）于19世纪末提出，是对心理学领域的一次革新性突破。
这一理论让人们对心智活动的本质有了更深刻的认识，对文学、艺术等领域的发展也产生了重大影响。
本文将对詹姆斯的意识流理论进行探讨和分析，以期更好地理解其意义和影响。
1. 意识流概念的提出詹姆斯是19世纪末20世纪初的美国心理学家，也是心理学领域的先驱人物之一。
他在《心理学原理》等著作中详细阐述了意识流的概念。
詹姆斯认为，人类的意识不是一成不变的，而是不断流动变化的。
他将这种连续不断的心理活动比喻为一条河流，即“意识流”。
这种意识流并不是简单的线性运动，而是带有很强的多样性和自由度。
人们的思维和感知以及情感都会在这个意识流中不断涌现和消逝。
2. 意识流与心理活动詹姆斯的意识流理论对心理活动进行了更为细致的划分和描述。
他指出，意识流是一个非常广泛的概念，包括了人类的各种认知和情感活动。
这些活动可以是有意识的，也可以是无意识的，可以是自觉的，也可以是潜意识的。
正是这种丰富多样的心理活动，构成了整个意识流的复杂性和丰富性。
詹姆斯的意识流理论从根本上改变了人们对心理活动的认识，使得心理学领域的研究有了更为深入和全面的方向。
3. 意识流与文学艺术詹姆斯的意识流理论对文学艺术领域产生了深远的影响。
意识流成为了20世纪文学创作的一种重要手法，为文学家们创造了更加自由和多样化的表达方式。
意识流小说通过笔墨描绘人物内心活动，展现出人类思维和情感的复杂性，使作品更具有深度和内涵。
例如詹姆斯·乔伊斯的《尤利西斯》就是一部著名的意识流小说，通过对主人公一天的内心活动和思维的刻画，展现了现代主义文学的独特魅力。
意识流理论对艺术家在创作中表现人物的思想和情感提供了新的思路和方法，促进了20世纪艺术的发展与创新。
4. 意识流与人的认知意识流不仅仅是一种在文学艺术领域中的创作手法，它也对人的认知和思维活动产生了重大影响。
丘脑理论的代表人物
丘脑理论的代表：马斯洛，罗杰斯，詹姆斯·兰格和卡尔·兰格是丘脑理论的主要代表。
威廉·詹姆斯（William James）在1884年发表的一篇文章中提出，情感体验主要是由身体变化引起的。
丹麦心理学家卡尔·兰格（Karl Langer）几乎同时发表了类似的理论，因此被称为“詹姆斯·兰格理论”。
该理论声称：“当身体发生变化时，我们会感觉到这些变化，那就是情感。
”他们强调情感是自主神经系统活动的产物。
后人称他们的理论为丘脑情感理论。
阿诺德认为，情感的产生是大脑皮层和皮下组织协同活动的结果，而大脑皮层的兴奋是情感行为的最重要条件。
她提出了情绪产生的理论模型：引起情绪的外部刺激作用于受体并产生神经冲动，然后通过内部引导神经传递到丘脑，然后在替换神经元后传递到大脑皮层。
对大脑皮层的刺激情况进行评估，以形成一种特殊的态度。
这种姿势通过外在神经将皮层冲动传递到丘脑的交感神经，并将刺激传递到血管和内脏，导致变化，使它们获得感觉。
来自外围的反馈在大脑皮层中得到重视，从而将纯粹的认知体验转化为感觉。
这就是“评估激励理论”。
丘脑的抑制性网状核不仅受到丘脑额叶系统的特定兴奋作用，而且受到中脑网状结构的广泛抑制作用，使其成为抑制性门。
该门控制丘脑的感觉继承，以筛选感觉信息。
定向反射理论和神经活动模式匹配理论主要解释了非随机注意力的生理机制。
1970年代，形成了网状核门理论。
该理论基于1950年代和1960年代的神经生理学理论，该理论认为中脑的网状结构可分散地控制和调节大脑活动，并且在非自愿注意中起重要作用。
内侧丘脑额叶皮层系统可以通过抑制无关刺激引起的神经信息来选择性调节随意注意。
在非随机注意和随机注意两个功能系统中，丘脑网状核起着门控作用并调节选择性注意机制。
在1950年代和1960年代，电生理学研究阐明了网状非特异性投射系统在大脑中的功能意义。
非特异性投影系统包括脑干网状上升系统和丘脑非特异性投影系统。
威廉詹姆斯 心理学原理
威廉詹姆斯心理学原理威廉詹姆斯（William James）是19世纪末20世纪初美国著名的心理学家和哲学家，被誉为美国心理学之父。
他在心理学领域做出了重要的贡献，提出了许多重要的心理学原理。
本文将详细解释与威廉詹姆斯心理学原理相关的基本原理。
1. 功能主义（Functionalism）功能主义是威廉詹姆斯最重要的贡献之一，它强调研究心智和行为的功能和意义，而不仅仅关注其结构。
功能主义认为人类行为是为了适应环境、实现目标和满足需求而存在的。
它关注个体在特定环境中如何适应、反应和变化。
以视觉感知为例，功能主义认为视觉系统的功能是帮助我们感知和解释世界，并采取适当的行动。
这种方法强调了行为的目标导向性，即个体通过行动来达成某种目标。
2. 自我概念（Self-concept）自我概念是指个体对自己的认知和理解。
威廉詹姆斯认为自我概念是一个动态的过程，不断受到个体的经验和环境的影响。
他认为自我概念由两个组成部分构成：我（I）和我（Me）。
“我”是指主观的、有意识的自我，它是个体对自己主观存在的意识。
它包括个体对自己意识和思维活动的直接体验。
“我”是指客观的、被观察到的自我，它是他人对个体的评价和反馈。
它包括个体在他人眼中的形象和角色。
威廉詹姆斯认为，自我概念是通过与他人互动和社会经验形成的，并且在不同情境下可能发生变化。
3. 意识流（Stream of Consciousness）意识流是威廉詹姆斯对心理现象进行描述和解释时提出的概念。
他认为意识不是一个静态而稳定的实体，而是一个连续不断、变化多样的流动过程。
意识流包括我们所有感知、思维、情感和意愿等心理活动。
它没有固定结构或边界，而是一个不断变化的整体。
意识流中的内容可以是有意识的或无意识的，可以是个体内部的或来自外部环境的。
威廉詹姆斯认为，意识流是我们对世界和自我的主观体验。
通过研究意识流，他试图了解人类思维和意识的本质。
4. 情感理论（Theory of Emotion）威廉詹姆斯提出了一种关于情感产生机制的理论，即情感是由生理反应引起的。
最受欢迎男的英文名TOP10
最受欢迎男的英文名TOP10The Top 10 Most Popular Male English NamesIn today's globalized world, it is common to encounter people from different cultures and backgrounds. One way to bridge this cultural gap is to appreciate and understand the diversity in names. Names carry meaning, history, and personal significance, and they are an essential part of our identity. In this article, we will explore the top ten most popular male English names.1. James:With its origins in Hebrew, James is a timeless classic that has maintained its popularity over the years. It means "supplanter" or "one who follows." Famous Jameses include James Bond, James Dean, and James Franco.2. William:Derived from the Germanic elements "wil" and "helm," William means "resolute protector" or "strong-willed warrior." This name has a regal sound to it and has been the name of many British monarchs, including Prince William.3. Benjamin:Benjamin is a Hebrew name that means "son of the right hand." It has biblical origins and has remained popular due to its gentle and timeless appeal. Benjamin Franklin and Benjamin Netanyahu are well-known bearers of this name.4. Alexander:Meaning "defender of the people" in Greek, Alexander is a name associated with strength and leadership. Famous Alexanders include Alexander the Great, Alexander Hamilton, and Alexander Graham Bell.5. Michael:Derived from the Hebrew phrase "Mi-ka-el," meaning "who is like God," Michael is a popular name across many cultures. This name denotes strength, bravery, and faith. Notable Michaels include Michael Jordan, Michael Jackson, and Michael Phelps.6. John:John, derived from the Hebrew name "Yochanan," means "God is gracious." It is a simple, yet powerful name that has been popular for centuries. Famous Johns include John Lennon, John F. Kennedy, and John Travolta.7. Christopher:Combining the Greek words "khrīs tos" (meaning "anointed") and"phérein" (meaning "to bear"), Christopher translates to "Christ-bearer." It is a name associated with kindness, loyalty, and guidance. Christopher Columbus and Christopher Walken are well-known bearers of this name.8. Daniel:Originating from the Hebrew name "Daniyyel," meaning "God is my judge," Daniel is a name that exudes integrity and wisdom. It is a timelessname with biblical significance. Notable Daniels include Daniel Radcliffe and Daniel Craig.9. Matthew:Derived from the Hebrew name "Mattityahu," meaning "gift of God," Matthew is a name that carries a sense of divine blessing. It is widely used and appeals to parents who desire a meaningful and classic name. Famous Matthews include Matthew McConaughey and Matthew Perry.10. Joseph:Joseph, derived from the Hebrew name "Yosef," means "He will add." It has biblical roots and has remained popular throughout history. This name signifies strength, trust, and reliability. Notable Josephs include Joseph Stalin and Joseph Gordon-Levitt.Conclusion:Names hold significant importance in our lives, and they serve as a reflection of our heritage, culture, and aspirations. The top ten most popular male English names, including James, William, Benjamin, Alexander, Michael, John, Christopher, Daniel, Matthew, and Joseph, showcase the enduring appeal of timeless classics and meaningful choices when it comes to naming our children.。
生命不息运动不止的经典语录
生命不息运动不止的经典语录
“生命不息运动不止”是一句经典的英文语录，它来源于威廉·詹姆斯·洛克（William James）在他的《心理学原理》中的一句名言：“生命不息，活动不止，变化无穷。
”它是一句简洁而又有深意的话，表达了一种激励人们勇往直前、追求梦想的精神。
这句话鼓励我们永不放弃，要继续努力，不断奋斗，追求自由和幸福。
它也提醒我们，每个人都应该拥有一颗积极乐观的心，尊重生活，以及面对挫折。
它引导我们去探索新的可能性，把握机会，勇敢面对挑战，勇往直前，实现自己的梦想。
这句话里还蕴含着一种正能量，它告诉人们，我们都应该拥有一颗对未来充满希望的心，勇于挑战自己，从而获得真正的成功。
它激励我们去拥抱改变，不断进步，实现自我的梦想。
“生命不息运动不止”的精神激励着我们勇往前走，不畏惧失败，有勇气去拥抱变化，勇敢地去实现自己的梦想。
它提醒我们，我们应该珍惜生命，勇于接受挑战，独立思考，拥有一颗积极乐观的心，不断挑战自我，才能在未来取得真正的成功。
男生常用的英文名
男生常用的英文名John, Michael, James, Robert, David, William, Christopher, Daniel, Matthew, and Andrew are some of the most commonEnglish names used by males. These names have been popularfor decades due to their widespread use and the familiarity they bring. Each of these names carries a unique history and meaning, often rooted in various cultures and traditions.John, for instance, is a classic name with Hebrew origins meaning "God is gracious." It has been a favorite in many English-speaking countries. Michael, derived from the Hebrew name "Mikha'el," meaning "who is like God?", is anotherpopular choice that has been consistently used over the years.James, with its origins in the Latin "Iacomus," which isa shortened form of "Iacobus," meaning "supplanter," is alsoa widely recognized name. Robert, on the other hand, comesfrom the Germanic name "Hroðbert," composed of "hrod," meaning "fame," and "berht," meaning "bright, famous."David, a name with Hebrew roots meaning "beloved," is known for its biblical significance and has been a popular name for centuries. William, derived from the Germanic name "Willhelm," meaning "helmet of protection," is another name that has stood the test of time.Christopher, a name with Greek origins meaning "bearer of Christ," is a popular choice for its strong and nobleconnotations. Daniel, which means "God is my judge," is another name that has been favored for its biblical references and its timeless appeal.Matthew, with its Hebrew origins meaning "gift of Yahweh," is a name that has been cherished for its spiritual significance. Andrew, derived from the Greek "Andreas," meaning "manly," is a name that has been popular among those seeking a name with strength and character.These names are not only common but also carry a sense of tradition and history. They are often chosen for their familiarity and the positive attributes associated with them, making them enduring favorites for parents looking to give their sons a name that is both classic and widely recognized.。
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与教员学生谈话詹姆斯最后三篇
与教员学生谈话詹姆斯最后三篇（原创版）目录1.引言：介绍《与教员学生谈话詹姆斯最后三篇》的背景和重要性2.第一篇谈话：詹姆斯对教育理念的阐述3.第二篇谈话：詹姆斯对学生成长的建议4.第三篇谈话：詹姆斯对教师职责的理解5.总结：对詹姆斯谈话的评价和启示正文【引言】《与教员学生谈话詹姆斯最后三篇》是詹姆斯（William James）关于教育的一篇重要论文，它包含了詹姆斯对教育理念、学生成长和教师职责的深入阐述。
这篇文章在教育领域有着重要的影响，对于理解现代教育理念和方法有着重要的启示作用。
【第一篇谈话：詹姆斯对教育理念的阐述】在第一篇谈话中，詹姆斯阐述了他的教育理念。
他认为，教育的目标不仅仅是传授知识，更重要的是培养学生的独立思考能力和创新精神。
他强调，教育应该让学生主动参与，而不是被动接受。
教师应该激发学生的兴趣，引导他们主动探索知识。
【第二篇谈话：詹姆斯对学生成长的建议】在第二篇谈话中，詹姆斯对学生的成长提出了一些建议。
他鼓励学生积极参与社会活动，通过实践来增长知识和经验。
他认为，学生的成长不应该只局限于课堂，而应该通过多种途径，如阅读、旅行、参加社团等，来丰富自己的生活。
【第三篇谈话：詹姆斯对教师职责的理解】在第三篇谈话中，詹姆斯对教师的职责有了深入的理解。
他认为，教师的职责不仅仅是传授知识，更重要的是激发学生的兴趣，引导他们主动探索。
他强调，教师应该关心每一个学生，了解他们的兴趣和需求，为他们提供个性化的教育。
【总结】总的来说，詹姆斯的《与教员学生谈话詹姆斯最后三篇》是一篇关于教育的重要论文。
他深入阐述了他的教育理念，对学生的成长提出了宝贵的建议，对教师的职责有了深入的理解。
詹姆斯“意识流”理论研究
詹姆斯“意识流”理论研究意识流是一种文学流派，产生于20世纪初期。
它的提出者是英国作家威廉·詹姆斯（William James），后被美国作家欧内斯特·海明威等继承和发扬。
意识流的特点是把人物的思想、感情和意识流描写得非常细致，从而改变了以往小说的叙述方式，成为现代小说和诗歌的重要成分。
意识流的诞生与威廉·詹姆斯的心理学研究息息相关。
威廉·詹姆斯是一位心理学家，他对人类意识的研究发现，人类的意识不是一种单独的过程，而是由多种体验和感知构成的综合体。
因此他提出了意识流理论，即人在思维过程中，体验到的信息与感觉是多种多样的、混杂在一起的，而且是不断变化的，而非单一的、断续的过程。
他的这种观点在当时引发了很大的反响，激发了许多作家的兴趣。
意识流小说的一大特点就是在叙事上采用了意识流的手法。
它不仅打破了传统叙事的限制，更深入地揭示了人物内心世界的真实情感，使作品更加充满生命力和情感力。
通过意识流的叙事手法，作家可以描绘出在传统小说中往往所忽略的、难以被言说出来的情感细节和经验。
这些情感会通过叙述者的内在表现方式被呈现出来，让读者更好地感知人物的情感变化、思维转变和行为动机。
在意识流小说中，读者看到的并不是作者的清晰描写，而是离散的片段和碎片化的印象，就像置身于人物的内在世界之中，目睹着他们思考和感受的瞬间。
这种叙事方法既挑战了传统小说的叙事方式，也让读者有机会更直接地了解和理解人物内心世界的复杂性和动态性。
意识流小说家们也经常将这种手法运用到诗歌中，以表达内心情感和思维状态。
这种诗歌表达方式被称为“心理现象学派”，越来越受到当代诗人的喜爱和采用。
通过这种手法，诗人可以让读者一步步进入到诗歌中人士的内心深处，感受到他们内心的痛苦、喜欢、迷茫和希望。
英国男孩名字取名参考
英国男孩名字取名参考在英国，给男孩取名字是一件非常重要的事情。
一个好的名字可以为他们的未来带来好运和成功。
下面是一些英国男孩名字的参考，希望能给你一些灵感。
1. William（威廉）这是一个非常受欢迎的英国男孩名字。
它有着悠久的历史和贵族的象征意义。
威廉是一个强大和有决心的名字，它可以给孩子带来勇气和领导力。
2. James（詹姆斯）詹姆斯是一个非常经典的英国男孩名字。
它意味着“保护者”或“守护者”，适合给那些有责任心和关怀他人的孩子取名。
3. Alexander（亚历山大）亚历山大是一个很有力量和魅力的名字。
它代表着勇气和决心，适合给那些有野心和追求卓越的孩子取名。
4. Oliver（奥利弗）奥利弗是一个友善和可爱的名字，它适合给那些和善、有同情心的孩子取名。
这个名字也有着丰富的文化背景，是英国文学中的经典角色。
5. Benjamin（本杰明）本杰明是一个受欢迎的名字，它意味着“幸运的孩子”。
这个名字适合给那些聪明、机智和幸运的孩子取名。
6. Henry（亨利）亨利是一个古老而优雅的名字，它意味着“家庭统治者”。
这个名字适合给那些有领导能力和家庭价值观的孩子取名。
7. Edward（爱德华）爱德华是一个充满魅力和优雅的名字。
它意味着“守护者的财富”，适合给那些有着坚定信仰和价值观的孩子取名。
8. Charles（查尔斯）查尔斯是一个非常受欢迎的英国男孩名字。
它意味着“自由的人”，适合给那些有冒险精神和独立思考能力的孩子取名。
9. Thomas（托马斯）托马斯是一个古老而受欢迎的名字，它意味着“孪生兄弟”。
这个名字适合给那些友善、善良和有同情心的孩子取名。
10. George（乔治）乔治是一个充满力量和勇气的名字。
它意味着“农夫”或“耕地者”，适合给那些勤劳、坚韧和有毅力的孩子取名。
以上是一些英国男孩名字的参考，希望能帮助你找到一个合适的名字。
请记住，给孩子取名是一件非常个人化的事情，最重要的是选择一个你喜欢并且有特殊意义的名字。
大学心理学——心理学家简介
1、威廉·冯特（Wilhelm Wundt，1832―1920）威廉·冯特（Wilhelm Wundt，1832―1920）威廉·冯特（Wilhelm Wundt，1832―1920）获医学、哲学两个博士学位，德国心理学家，哲学家，是科学心理学的创始人，实验心理学之父，构造主义心理学派的奠基人。
1866年冯特获得医学博士学位，1875年任莱比锡大学哲学教授，1879年在莱比锡大学建立世界上第一座心理实验室；他的《生理心理学原理》是科学心理学史上第一部最伟大的著作，看作是科学心理学的独立宣言。
2、詹姆斯（William James，1842-1910）詹姆斯（William James，1842-1910），医学博士，美国实用主义哲学家，机能主义心理学先驱，其意识流说为批判心理学元素主义先声，情绪说则预示20世纪行为主义的诞生；在美国心理学史中，特别是在理论上有重要贡献。
3、约翰·华生（John Broadus Watson, 1878-1958）约翰.华生（John Broadus Watson, 1878-1958）约翰.华生（John B.Watson, 1878-1958），心理学博士，美国心理学家，行为主义心理学的创始人。
他认为心理学研究的对象不是心理或意识，而是人和动物的行为，反对使用”内省法”，主张采用自然科学常用的实验法和观察法。
华生在使心理学客观化方面发挥了巨大的作用。
4、巴甫洛夫·伊凡·彼德罗维奇巴甫洛夫·伊凡·彼德罗维奇（ИванПетровичПавлов），医学博士，俄国生理学家、心理学家、医师、高级神经活动学说的创始人，高级神经活动生理学的奠基人。
条件反射理论的建构者，也是传统心理学领域之外而对心理学发展影响最大的人物之一。
由于他在消化腺生理学研究方面的杰出研究，获得了1904年的诺贝尔生理学奖。
英语故事-William James
英语故事William James威廉·詹姆斯，美国心理学之父。
美国本土第一位哲学家和心理学家，也是教育学家，实用主义的倡导者，美国机能主义心理学派创始人之一，也是美国最早的实验心理学家之一。
William JamesWilliam James (January 11, 1842 – August 26, 1910) was a pioneering American psychologist and philosopher who were trained as a medical doctor. He wrote influential books on the young science of psychology, educational psychology, psychology of religious experience and mysticism, and on the philosophy of pragmatism. He was the brother of novelist Henry James and of Diarist Alice James.William James was born at the Astor House in New York City. He was the son of Henry James Sr., an independently wealthy and notoriously eccentric Swedenborgian theologian well acquainted with the literary and intellectual elites of his day. The intellectual brilliance of the James family milieu and the remarkable epistolary talents of several of its members have made them a subject of continuing interest to historians, biographers, and critics.James interacted with a wide array of writers and scholars throughout his life, including his godfather Ralph Waldo Emerson, his godson William James Sidis, as well as Charles Sanders Peirce, Bertrand Russell, Josiah Royce, Ernst Mach, John Dewey, Walter Lippmann, Mark Twain, Horatio Alger, Jr., Henri Bergson and Sigmund Freud.Early yearsWilliam James, with his younger brother Henry James (who became a prominent novelist) and sister Alice James (who is known for her posthumously published diary), received an eclectic trans-Atlantic education, developing fluency in both German and French languages along with a cosmopolitan character. His family made two trips to Europe while he was still a child, setting a pattern that resulted in thirteen more European journeys during his life. His early artistic bent led to an apprenticeship in the studio of William Morris hunt in Newport, Rhode Island, but he switched in 1861 to scientific studies at the Lawrence scientific school of Harvard university.In his early adulthood, James suffered from a variety of physical ailments, including those of the eyes, back, stomach, and skin. He was also tone deaf. He was subject to variety of psychological symptoms which were diagnosed at thetime as neurasthenia, and which included periods of depression during which he contemplated suicide for months on end. Two younger brothers, Garth Wilkinson (Wilky) and Robertson (Bob), fought in the civil war. The other three siblings (William, Henry, and Alice) all suffered from periods of invalidism.James took up medical studies at Harvard medical school in 1864. At Harvard he was inspired to study theology. He took a break in the spring of 1865 to join naturalist Louis Agassiz on a scientific expedition up the Amazon River, but aborted his trip after eight months, as he suffered bouts of severe seasickness and mild smallpox. His studies were interrupted once again due to illness in April 1867. He traveled to Germany in search of a cure and remained until November 1868. (During this period he began to publish, with reviews appearing in literary periodicals like the North American review.) He finally earned his M.D. degree in June 1869, but never practiced medicine. What he called his “soul-sickness”would only be resolved in 1872, after an extended period of philosophical searching. He married Alice Gibbens in 1878.James’s time in Germany proved intellectually fertile, helping him find that his true interests lay not in medicine but in philosophy and psychology. Later, in 1902 he would write: “I originally studied medicine in order to be a physiologist, but I drifted into psychology and philosophy from a sort of fatality. I never had any philosophic instruction, the first lecture on psychology I ever heard being the first I ever gave”CareerJames spent almost his entire academic career at Harvard. He was appointed instructor in physiology for the spring 1873 term, instructor in anatomy and physiology in 1873, assistant professor of psychology in 1876, assistant professor of philosophy in 1881, full professor in 1885, endowed chair inpsychology in 1889, return to philosophy in 1897, and emeritus professor of philosophy in 1907.James studied medicine, physiology, and biology, and began to teach in those subjects, but was drawn to the scientific study of the human mind at a time when psychology constituted itself as a science. James’s acquaintance with the work of figures likes Hermann Helmholtz in Germany and Pierre Janet in France facilitated his introduction of courses in scientific psychology at Harvard University. He taught his first experimental psychology course at Harvard in the 1875-1876 academic years.During his Harvard years, James joined in philosophical discussions with Charles Peirce, Oliver Wendell Holmes, and Chauncey Wright that evolved into a lively group known as the metaphysical club in 1872. Louis Menand speculates that the club provided a foundation for American intellectual thoughtfor decades to come.Among James’s students at Harvard were such luminaries as Boris Sidis, Theodore Roosevelt, George Santayana, W. E.B. Du Bois, G. Stanley Hall, Ralph Barton Perry, Gertrude Stein, Horace Kallen, Morris Raphael Cohen, Walter Lippmann, Alain Locke,C. I. Lewis, and Mary Calkins.Following his January, 1907 retirement from Harvard, James continued to write and lecture, publishing pragmatism, a pluralistic universe, and the meaning of truth. James was increasingly afflicted with cardiac pain during his last years. It worsened in 1909 while he worked on a philosophy text (unfinished but posthumously published as some problems in philosophy). He sailed to Europe in the spring of 1910 to take experimental treatments which proved unsuccessful, and returned home on august 18. His heart failed him on august 26, 1910 at his home in Chocorua, New Hampshire. He was buried inthe family plot in Cambridge cemetery, Cambridge, Massachusetts.He was one of the strongest proponents of the school of functionalism in psychology and of pragmatism in philosophy. He was a founder of the American society for psychical research, as well as a champion of alternative approaches to healing. He challenged his professional colleagues not to let a narrow mindset prevent an honest appraisal of those phenomena.In an empirical study by Haggbloom et al. using six criteria such as citations and recognition, James was found to be the 14th most eminent psychologist of the 20th century.EpistemologyJames defined true beliefs as those that prove useful to the believer. His pragmatic theory of truth was a synthesis of correspondence theory of truth and coherence theory of truth, with an added dimension. Truth is verifiable to the extent that thoughts and statements correspond with actual things, as well as the extent to which they “hang together,” or cohere, as pieces of a puzzle might fit together; these are in turn verified by the observed results of the application of an idea to actual practice.“The most ancient parts of truth…Also once were plastic. They also were called true for human reasons. They also mediated between still earlier truths and what in those days were novel observations. Purely objective truth, truth in whose establishment the function of giving human satisfaction in marrying previous parts of experience with newer parts played no role whatsoever, is nowhere to be found. the reasons why we call things true is the reason why they aretrue, for ‘to be true’means only to perform this marriage-function,” he wrote.James held a world view in line with pragmatism, declaring that the value of any truth was utterly dependent upon its use to the person who held it. additional tenets of James’s pragmatism include the view that the world is a mosaic of diverse experiences that can only be properly interpreted and understood through an application of “radical empiricism.”radical empiricism, not related to the everyday scientific empiricism, asserts that the world and experience can never be halted for an entirely objective analysis, if nothing else the mind of the observer and simple act of observation will affect the outcome of any empirical approach to truth as the mind and its experiences, and nature are inseparable. James’s emphasis on diversity as the default human condition — over and against duality, especially Hegelian dialectical duality — has maintained a strong influence in American culture, especially among liberals. James’s description of the mind-world connection, which he described in terms of a“stream of consciousness (psychology),” had a direct and significant impact on avant-garde and modernist literature and art.In what pragmatism means, James writes that the central point of his own doctrine of truth is, in brief, that “truths emerge from facts, but they dip forward into facts again and add to them; which facts again create or reveal new truth (the word is indifferent) and so on indefinitely. the ‘facts’themselves meanwhile are not true. They simply are. Truth is the function of the beliefs that start and terminate among them.” Richard Rorty claims that James did not mean to give a theory of truth with this statement and that we should not regard it as such. However, other pragmatism scholars such as Susan Haack and Howard Mounce do not share Rorty’s instrumentalist interpretation of James.In the meaning of truth, James seems to speak of truthin relativistic terms: “the critic’s trouble...seems to come from his taking the word ‘true’ irrelatively, whereas the pragmatist always means ‘true for him who experiences the workings.’“However, James responded to critics accusing him of relativism, scepticism or agnosticism, and of believing only in relative truths. To the contrary, he supported an epistemological realism positionWill to believe doctrineMain article: the will to believeIn William James’s lecture of 1897 titled “the will to believe,”James defends the right to violate the principle of evidentialism in order to justify hypothesis venturing. Although this doctrine is often seen as a way for William Jamesto justify religious beliefs, his philosophy of pragmatism allows him to use the results of his hypothetical venturing as evidence to support the hypothesis’truth. Therefore, this doctrine allows one to assume belief in god and prove its existence by what the belief brings to one’s life.Philosophy of religionJames did important work in philosophy of religion. In his Gifford lectures at the University of Edinburgh he provided a wide-ranging account of The Varieties of Religious Experience (1902) and interpreted them according to his pragmatic leanings. Some of the important claims he makes in this regard: religious genius (experience) should be the primary topic in the study of religion, rather than religious institutions—since institutions are merely the social descendant of genius.The intense, even pathological varieties of experience (religious or otherwise) should be sought by psychologists, because they represent the closest thing to a microscope of the mind—that is, they show us in drastically enlarged form the normal processes of things.In order to usefully interpret the realm of common, shared experience and history, we must each make certain “over-beliefs”in things which, while they cannot be proven on the basis of experience, help us to live fuller and better lives.The investigation of mystical experience was constant throughout the life of James, leading him to experiment with chloral hydrate (1870), amyl nitrite (1875), nitrous oxide (1882), and even peyote (1896). James claimed that it was onlywhen he was under the influence of nitrous oxide that he was able to understand Hegel. He concluded that while the revelations of the mystic hold true, they hold true only for the mystic; for others, they are certainly ideas to be considered, but can hold no claim to truth without personal experience of such.Theory of emotionJames is one of the two namesakes of the James-Lange theory of emotion, which he formulated independently of Carl Lange in the 1880s. The theory holds that emotion is the mind’s perception of physiological conditions that result from some stimulus. In James’s oft-cited example; it is not that we see a bear, fear it, and run. We see a bear and run, consequently we fear the bear. Our mind’s perception of the higher adrenaline level, heartbeat, etc., is the emotion.This way of thinking about emotion has great consequences for the philosophy of aesthetics. Here is a passage from his great work, principles of psychology that spells out those consequences.。
詹姆斯“意识流”理论研究
詹姆斯“意识流”理论研究詹姆斯（William James）是19世纪末20世纪初美国的一位著名哲学家和心理学家。
他对心理学以及人类意识的研究做出了许多重要贡献。
他提出的“意识流”理论对心理学界影响深远。
“意识流”是詹姆斯在他的著作《心理学的原则》中首次提出的一个概念。
他认为，人类的思维和感知并不是线性的，而是像河流一样，没有固定的形式和方向，不断流动和变化。
这种思维和感知的流动状态被詹姆斯称为“意识流”。
意识流理论的核心观点是，意识是一个不断变化的现象，一系列的“我思故我在”（I think therefore I am）。
在任何给定的时刻，一个人的意识会不断地转向不同的感知和思维对象，而不是停留在一个固定的思维内容中。
这种不断转移和变化的过程是无意识地发生的，而且没有固定的规律可言。
根据詹姆斯的意识流理论，人类的思维和感知并不是连续和统一的，而是由一连串的意识瞬间组成的。
在这些瞬间中，我们的意识会在不同的观念、感觉和想法之间快速切换，而没有明确的结构和秩序。
这就像我们的思维在一条小溪上漂浮，被周围的环境和思想不断地冲击和影响。
詹姆斯的意识流理论对于了解人类心理活动的本质和特点有着重要的启示。
它揭示了人类的意识是非线性的、不连续的，与传统心理学中线性和连续的观点截然不同。
它强调了意识的流动性和不可预测性，突出了由感官和情感驱动的感知和思维。
意识流理论对于我们认识自我的关系也有着重要的影响。
在传统心理学中，人类自我被认为是一个永恒的实体，具有固定的特点和属性。
詹姆斯的意识流理论表明，人类的自我并没有固定不变的本质，而是不断变化和演化的过程。
这一观点与现代的人格心理学相呼应，认为人类自我是一个动态的系统。
詹姆斯的意识流理论对于了解人类情绪和情感的研究也起到了重要的推动作用。
他认为，人类的情绪和情感是意识流中的重要组成部分，它们对于我们的思维和行为产生了深远的影响。
通过研究意识流，我们可以更好地理解人类情绪的生成和作用，为精神疾病的治疗和心理健康的促进提供指导。
威廉詹姆斯席德斯简介人物资料
威廉詹姆斯席德斯简介人物资料威廉詹姆斯席德斯(1898年4月1日-1944年7月17日)，是一名悲剧性的天才人物，一名拥有极高数学和语言天赋的美国神童。
他父亲鲍里斯席德斯(1867-1923)，是俄籍乌克兰犹太移民，在哈佛大学跟从威廉詹姆士研究心理学及哲学，并取得四个学位，他母亲那么在波士顿大学取得医学博士学位。
他在4岁时就已精通法文、9岁就在哈佛大学做四维空间的讲座，因而很早就已知名。
但成年后，却没有常人期待的成就。
他46岁时死于脑中风，死时一贫如洗，留下神童小时了了，大未必佳的例子，他的智商估计达250-300。
威廉詹姆斯席德斯事迹出生后6个月会说：Aluminum。
出生后8个月后：指出地球的卫星为月亮。
1914年在哈佛大学毕业典礼上出生后18个月，阅读纽约时报。
2岁时自学拉丁文，3岁时自学中文。
4岁时、可以用希腊文阅读荷马史诗，以拉丁文阅读高卢战争。
6岁时、自学解剖学和亚里斯多德的逻辑学。
7岁时、通过哈佛大学医学院的入学测试。
在4岁到8岁之间、写了四本书。
两本解剖学和天文学的书已流失。
8岁时、通过MIT的入学测试。
8岁时，可以流利的使用拉丁语、希腊语、法语、俄罗斯语、希伯来语、土耳其语，并自己创造一种新的语言，把它称为Vendergood。
9岁时、通过哈佛大学入学测试。
但是哈佛拒绝他父亲让他过早入学。
10岁时、修正哈佛大学逻辑学教授书稿的错误。
11岁时、入学哈佛，精通高等数学和天体运动。
比方，在哈佛数学俱乐部演讲四维体。
曾有麻省理工教授预言，他会成为伟大的数学家，并未来在该领域成为领袖级人物。
16岁时、获得文学士学位，以优异成绩毕业。
毕业后不久他告诉记者，他想要过完美生活，意味着他要隐居。
并报道，席德斯发誓要单身，永不结婚，他说女人不可能吸引他。
后来，他深爱上一个叫做玛莎弗莉的女人。
后来，他进入哈佛艺术与科学研究生院。
17~21岁时、在哈佛，教书并继续学习。
他教三门课程《欧几里德几何》、《非欧几里德几何》和《三角学》(他用希腊语写了一本欧几里得几何的教科书)。
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William James (January 11, 1842 – August 26, 1910) was an American philosopher and psychologist who had trained as a physician. He was the first educator to offer a psychology course in the United States.He was the brother of novelist Henry James and of diarist Alice James. In the summer of 1878, William James married Alice Gibbens. James interacted with a wide array of writers and scholars throughout his life.
Career
James spent almost his entire academic career at Harvard. He started scientific studies at the Lawrence Scientific School of Harvard University in 1861. James studied medicine, physiology, and biology. And he was appointed instructor in physiology for the spring 1873 term, instructor in anatomy and physiology in 1873, assistant professor of psychology in 1876, assistant professor of philosophy in 1881, full professor in 1885, endowed chair in psychology in 1889. James's time in Germany proved intellectually fertile, helping him find that his true interests lay not in medicine but in philosophy and psychology. Later, in 1902 he would write: "I originally studied medicine in order to be a physiologist, but I drifted into psychology and philosophy from a sort of fatality. I never had any philosophic instruction, the first lecture on psychology I ever heard being the first I ever gave". So he returned to philosophy in 1897, and emeritus professor of philosophy in 1907.
Writing
William James wrote voluminously throughout his life. James wrote influential books on pragmatism, psychology, educational psychology, the psychology of religious experience, and mysticism.
Pragmatism is a philosophical tradition that originated in the United States around 1870. Important positions characteristic of pragmatism include instrumentalism, radical empiricism, verificationism, conceptual relativity, and fallibilism. Pragmatism as a philosophical movement began in the United States in the 1870s. Its direction was determined by The Metaphysical Club members Charles Sanders Peirce, William James, and Chauncey Wright, as well as John Dewey and George Herbert Mead. James held a world view in line with pragmatism, declaring that the value of any truth was utterly dependent upon its use to the person who held it. Additional tenets of James's pragmatism include the view that the world is a mosaic of diverse experiences that can only be properly interpreted and understood through an application of "radical empiricism." Radical empiricism, not related to the everyday scientific empiricism, asserts that the world and experience can never be halted for an entirely objective analysis, if nothing else the mind of the observer and simple act of observation will affect the outcome of any empirical approach to truth as the mind and its experiences, and nature are inseparable.
Influence of pragmatism in American public administration
The classical pragmatism of John Dewey, William James, and Charles Sanders Peirce has influenced research in the field of Public Administration. Scholars claim classical pragmatism had a profound influence on the origin of the field of public administration. Public administrators are also responsible for the day-to-day work with citizens. Pragmatism helps administrators craft theories to resolve policy and administrative problems. Further, the birth of American public administration coincides closely with the period of greatest influence of the classical pragmatists.
In addition, applied scholarship of public administration that assesses charter schools, contracting out or outsourcing, financial management, performance measurement, urban quality of life initiatives, and urban planning in part draws on the ideas of classical pragmatism in the development of the conceptual framework and focus of analysis.
The public administrators' use of pragmatism, especially in the field of health, has been criticized as incomplete in its pragmatism, however.[44]According to the classical pragmatists, knowledge is always shaped by human interests, and the administrator's focus on 'outcomes' simply advances their own interest, but that this focus on outcomes often undermines their citizen's interests, which often are more concerned with process.。