"Essays in Radical Empiricism" is a collection of philosophical reflections of the outstanding American philosopher and psychologist William James. In this book, the author examines the issues of perception, consciousness, experience, and religion through the prism of radical empiricism. He seeks to bring philosophy and psychology together, developing the idea that reality is formed through the sum of our experiences and perceptions. The book "Essays in Radical Empiricism" is known for its deep analysis, high level of argumentation and original approach to the problems of modern philosophy. For those interested in the psychology of perception and the philosophy of consciousness, this book will be an inexhaustible source of highly intellectual reflections and research.