William James Lectures

The William James Lectures are a series of lectures named after the American philosopher and psychologist William James. Established at Harvard University in 1901, these lectures focus on topics related to philosophy, psychology, and the intersection of science and religion. They aim to explore complex ideas in a way that encourages critical thinking and deep reflection. Notably, this lecture series has featured prominent thinkers who share insights and advancements in understanding human experience, thought processes, and the nature of consciousness. The lectures are considered an important contribution to philosophical and psychological discourse.