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Arnold Bennett explores attention, habit, emotional friction, and the practical work of directing one’s own mind more deliberately.

John Dewey examines how habits, impulses, intelligence, and social conditions shape conduct and the possibilities of moral change.

Cooley explains how sympathy, selfhood and everyday relationships connect individual experience with the wider organization of society.

A supernatural psychological novel about mesmerism, manipulation, desire, and the unsettling possibility of influence over another mind.

A historically influential early work of psychology and sexology by Havelock Ellis.

A haunting Romantic memoir of memory, addiction, dreams, suffering, and the inner life.

Readable essays on psychology, art, play, rhythm, culture, individuality, and modern life by a major early twentieth-century thinker.

Robert Burton’s encyclopedic study of melancholy, medicine, learning, religion, and human temperament.

A public-domain original edition centered on applied psychology, labor, vocation, fatigue, attention, selection, advertising, and workplace performance.

William James’s landmark psychology text on consciousness, habit, attention, emotion, will, and self.