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Bennett Ramsey presents a new analysis of the religious views of the nineteenth-century American philosopher William James. Ramsey argues that James was primarily motivated by religious concerns in all of his writings and that this fact has been obscured by the artificial scholarly division of his work into `philosophy', `psychology', and `religion'.
