James Bissett Pratt

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James Bissett Pratt (22 June 1875, Elmira, New York – 15 January 1944) was a philosophy teacher at Williams College. He wrote several books.

[edit] Writings

  • The Psychology of Religious Belief, 1907
  • What is Pragmatism? 1909
  • India and its Faiths
  • Democracy and Peace
  • Essays in Critical Realism
  • The Religious Consciousness. A Psychological Study, 1920
  • Matter and Spirit, 1922
  • The Pilgrimage of Buddhism, 1928.
  • Reason in the Art of Living, 1949
  • Eternal Values of Religion, 1950

[edit] External links

  • Biographical Note, James Bissett Pratt Papers, Williams College Archives and Special Collections