Wittgenstein and William James

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The book delves into the significant influence of pragmatist William James on Ludwig Wittgenstein, highlighting their shared beliefs in anti-foundationalism and the importance of practical experience. It examines how Wittgenstein's readings of James' works, particularly "Principles of Psychology" and "Varieties of Religious Experience," shaped his philosophical outlook, leading him to articulate ideas that resonate with pragmatism. This insightful analysis provides a fresh perspective on the intellectual connections between these two influential philosophers, appealing to scholars of philosophy and pragmatism.