The Jamesian mind.

This article reviews Sarin Marchetti's anthology on William James, highlighting its comprehensive exploration of James's biography, psychology, philosophy, and legacy across six thematic parts. The volume, part of the Routledge Philosophical Minds series, features 44 chapters by various scholars and aims to illuminate overlooked aspects of James's thought for contemporary philosophical debate. While some sections revisit well-covered topics, the anthology innovatively addresses James's philosophical influences and his relevance to current discussions in feminism, embodied cognition, and environmentalism. Overall, the collection serves as a substantial guide to James's multifaceted work and its ongoing scholarly significance.