James'plans for a book on radical empiricism based on this list never came to fruition . " Pragmatism " was published in June 1907 and was well received.
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Earlier, William James had propounded the notion in his essay " Does Consciousness Exist ? " in 1904 ( reprinted in " Essays in Radical Empiricism " in 1912 ).
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Empirical Modelling is rooted on the key principle of William James's'radical empiricism', which postulates that all knowing is rooted in connections that are given-in-experience.
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His most famous work was published in 1931, " Animal Drive and the Learning Process : An Essay Toward Radical Empiricism ", which presented his views on learning and development.
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James famously asserts in his work " Radical Empiricism " that clear distinctions of type and category are a constant but unwritten goal of scientific reasoning, so that when they are discovered, success is declared.
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James'" radical empiricism " is thus " not " radical in the context of the term " empiricism ", but is instead fairly consistent with the modern use of the term " empirical ".
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His work in the 1930s and 40s bears a strong influence of phenomenalism, a form of radical empiricism ( not to be confused with " phenomenology ", which examines the structure and content of consciousness ).
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He calls it " logical realism in epistemic correlation with radical empiricism . " In other words, reason ( in the form of concepts-by-postulation ) epistemically correlated with the senses ( in the form of concepts-by-intuition ).
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The meaning then, different from today's usage, was in the context of James radical empiricism, in which there exists an intimate relation between a perceiving subject and a perceived object, recognizing that all objects are dependent on being perceived by someone.
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This position, which belongs to a broader category of views sometimes called neutral monism or, following William James, radical empiricism, hasn't worn well over the subsequent century, partly because of the problem of the nature of abstract ideas such as blackness.
