Selected Works
- 1912, The Meaning of God in Human Experience, online text at Internet Archive. The book went through 14 editions.
- 1918, Morale and Its Enemies, online text at Internet Archive
- 1932, William Ernest Hocking, Re-Thinking Missions: A Laymen's Inquiry After One Hundred Years (report of Commission of Appraisal), online electronic text at Internet Archive
- 1938, Living Religions and a World Faith, publication of his 1936 Hibbert Lectures at Oxford and Cambridge in England.
- 1956, The Coming World Civilization, which Hocking described as "a conspectus of a life's thought," was still in print in the 1980s.
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