Explore the intellectual landscape of the 19th century through the works of two seminal thinkers in "From John Stuart Mill To William James" by P. B. Vogt (O.F.M.). This study delves into the philosophies of John Stuart Mill, the champion of utilitarianism and individual liberty, and William James, the pragmatist and psychologist who emphasized experience and the will to believe.

Vogt traces the evolution of philosophical thought, highlighting the connections and divergences between Mill's rationalism and James's more experiential approach. Ideal for students of philosophy, history, and anyone interested in the development of modern thought, this work offers valuable insights into the minds that shaped our understanding of knowledge, ethics, and the human condition.

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