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Immanuel Kant (1724-1804). It was to unite and reinterpret these objections, to save religion from reason and at the same time preserve science from skepticism, that Kant paraded methodically under the lindens at Konigsberg. He accomplished his task and inaugurated the era of critical philosophy by showing: that not all knowledge is sensory, Space and Time being a priori; that while matter its.elf cannot be known, its existence can be known, its laws known as fixed; that we are born with mental categories from which there is no escape, categories implying an imperative morality and a necessity for religion...
Albertus University (Konigsberg), founded...
...complete success of W. S. Blakeslee '09 in the role of Frau von Mirville. E. F. Hanfstaengl as Gormeuil and P. M. Piel Sp. as Champagne repeated their successes in previous Verein plays. Of the less important roles that of Ein Notar, played by J. Loewenberg '08 of Konigsberg, was especially well done. F. C. Wellman '11, as Valcour, and O. L. Lyding '09 as Ein Postillon were well able to meet the lesser demands of their parts...
Professor Hugo Munsterberg last week received a call from the German government to occupy the chair of philosophy at the University of Konigsberg, Germany, a professorship which has especial attractions because it was occupied for 30 years by Immanuel Kant, the great German scholar. Professor Munsterberg has decided to remain at Harvard, however, and has cabled his refusal of the call...
...Gore Hall Library has lately received 600 dissertations from the universities of Leipzig, Munich, Greifslau, Jena, Breslau, and Konigsberg. Among recent gifts are six copies of the latest volume of "The History of the United States," by the author, Mr. J. F. Rhodes, of Boston, and 59 volumes of recent American poetry, by Mr. Ferris Greenslet, of Cambridge. Mr. J. H. Hyde '98, of New York, has given to the Gore Hall Library, as well as to the libraries of the French Department and of the Union, sets of the complete works of Professor Funk-Brentano, who is to lecture...