William James's Radically Empirical Philosophy of Religion

J. Edward Hackett is an Assistant Professor at Southern University and A&M College in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Specializing in ethical theory, phenomenology, and American philosophy he is the co-editor of an anthology Phenomenology for the Twenty-First Century (2016). He’s published a book on Scheler and James titled Persons and Values in Pragmatic Phenomenology: An Exploration of Moral Metaphysics (2018) and is co-editor alongside Eric Mohr of the forthcoming Legacies of Max Scheler with Marquette University Press.

• Chapter 1: Introduction.- Chapter 2: Metaphysics in James, Its Limits, and the Implication for Religion.- Chapter 3: Truth, Relations and Religion.- Chapter 4: Radical Empiricism and the Affective Ground of Religion.- Chapter 5: Relational Becoming and Radical Empiricism.- Chapter 6: Panpsychism and the Problem of One and the Many.