George Malcolm Stratton: 3 books

Influenced by the writings of William James, this sweeping 1911 survey by a pioneer in the new science of psychology ventures into the uncharted territory of faith. The author’s discussion encompasses the sense of self, conflict, rites and ceremonies, action and passivity, the place of belief, images...

Every teacher requires a working knowledge of the fundamental nature of the human mind. Without it teaching cannot be made either an interesting or a creative occupation. When psychologically uninformed, the teacher can operate on the mind of youth only in a formal and mechanical way, applying traditional...

First published in 2002. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company.