• James Ward (Psychologist) - Wikipedia

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    James Ward FBA (27 January 1843 – 4 March 1925) was an English psychologist and philosopher.[1] He was a Cambridge Apostle.

  • James Ward (Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy)

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    James Ward was born in Hull, Yorkshire, on 27th January 1843, as a son of James Ward, senior, a merchant with some scientific and philosophical ambition (in a...

  • James Ward | Philosopher, Psychologist, Mental Health

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    James Ward was a philosopher and psychologist who exerted a major influence on the development of psychology in Great Britain.

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    James Ward. Karthi by Karthi. ... He was an English psychologist who had widespread. influenceon the practice and teaching of psychology in Great Britain...

  • James Ward — The Aristotelian Society

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    James Ward (1843-1925) was an English psychologist and philosopher who exerted a major influence on the development of psychology in Great Britain.

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    James Ward (1843-1925), British psychologist and philosopher, was born in Hull and spent his childhood near Liverpool.

  • Works by James Ward - PhilPapers

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    James Ward was a renowned philosopher and psychologist who criticised the objective principles of scientific naturalism.

  • James Ward (Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy)

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    James Ward was born in Hull, Yorkshire, on 27th January 1843, as a son of James Ward, senior, a merchant with some scientific and philosophical ambition (in a...