Immanuel Kant 1724-1924: Addresses Given at Jacob Sleeper Hall Boston on the Two Hundredth Anniversary of Kant's Birth.

The following papers with the exception of Mr. Shapleys contain the substance of addresses given at Jacob Sleeper Hall Boston on the two-hundredth anniversary of Kants birth April 22 1924. A few alterations and additions have been made here and there in preparing the materials for the press; but the papers remain substantially as delivered. It is hoped that they may be of interest to a wider public. --From the Editors Preface by E.C. Wilm Opening Words by George Herbert Palmer Emeritus Professor of Natural Religion Moral Philosophy and Civil Polity Harvard University Knowledge by Mary Whiton Calkins Professor and Civil Polity Wellesley College Ethics by E.C. Wilm Professor of Philosophy Boston University The Postulates by W.E. Hocking Professor of Philosophy Harvard University Science by Harlow Shapley Director Harvard Observatory Art by Kuno Francke Curator Germanic Museum Harvard University Law by Roscoe Pound Dean Harvard Law School Peace by Gerhart von Schulze-Gaevernitz Professor of Economics University of Freiburg E.C. Wilm was a professor of philosophy at Boston University.