Quo Fuit places 9 dated presences for Rudolf Christoph Eucken across 8 places, from 1846 to 1926.
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Rudolf Christoph Eucken (5 January 1846 to 15 September 1926) was a German philosopher.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
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Where Rudolf Christoph Eucken was documented, and when
5 January 1846exact date
Aurichattested“Eucken was born on 5 January 1846 in Aurich, then in the Kingdom of Hanover (now Lower Saxony).”source: Wikipedia: Rudolf Christoph Eucken
1863 to 1866period
Göttingen Universityattested“He studied at Göttingen University (1863–1866), where Hermann Lotze was one of his teachers, and Berlin University.”source: Wikipedia: Rudolf Christoph Eucken
1911 to 1913period
Harvard Universityattested“He delivered lectures in England in 1911 and spent six months lecturing at Harvard University and elsewhere in the United States in 1912–1913.”source: Wikipedia: Rudolf Christoph Eucken
1911 to 1913period
Englandattested“He delivered lectures in England in 1911 and spent six months lecturing at Harvard University and elsewhere in the United States in 1912–1913.”source: Wikipedia: Rudolf Christoph Eucken
1911 to 1913period
United Statesattested“He delivered lectures in England in 1911 and spent six months lecturing at Harvard University and elsewhere in the United States in 1912–1913.”source: Wikipedia: Rudolf Christoph Eucken
1912 to 1913period
Harvard Universityattested“In 1912–13, Eucken spent half of the year as an exchange professor at Harvard University, and in 1913 he served as a Deem lecturer at New York University.”source: Wikipedia: Rudolf Christoph Eucken
1912 to 1913period
New York Universityattested“In 1912–13, Eucken spent half of the year as an exchange professor at Harvard University, and in 1913 he served as a Deem lecturer at New York University.”source: Wikipedia: Rudolf Christoph Eucken
1912 to 1913period
New Yorkattested“In 1912–13, Eucken spent half of the year as an exchange professor at Harvard University, and in 1913 he served as a Deem lecturer at New York University.”source: Wikipedia: Rudolf Christoph Eucken
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1866year
Göttingen Universitymentioned“Eucken received his PhD in classical philology and ancient history from Göttingen University in 1866 with a dissertation titled De Aristotelis dicendi ratione.”source: Wikipedia: Rudolf Christoph Eucken
1871year
University of Baselmentioned“In 1871, after five years working as a school teacher at Husum, Berlin und Frankfurt, he was appointed Professor of Philosophy at the University of Basel, Switzerland, succeeding another of his former teachers at Göttingen, Gustav Teichm…”source: Wikipedia: Rudolf Christoph Eucken
1871year
Husummentioned“In 1871, after five years working as a school teacher at Husum, Berlin und Frankfurt, he was appointed Professor of Philosophy at the University of Basel, Switzerland, succeeding another of his former teachers at Göttingen, Gustav Teichm…”source: Wikipedia: Rudolf Christoph Eucken
1872 to 1922period
New York Universitymentioned“(1911) (Can We Still Be Christians?, 1914) * Present Day Ethics in their Relation to the Spiritual Life (1913) (Deem Lectures given at New York University) * Der Sozialismus und seine Lebensgestaltung (1920) (Socialism: an Analysis (1922…”source: Wikipedia: Rudolf Christoph Eucken
1872 to 1922period
New Yorkmentioned“(1911) (Can We Still Be Christians?, 1914) * Present Day Ethics in their Relation to the Spiritual Life (1913) (Deem Lectures given at New York University) * Der Sozialismus und seine Lebensgestaltung (1920) (Socialism: an Analysis (1922…”source: Wikipedia: Rudolf Christoph Eucken
1874year
University of Jenamentioned“He stayed there until 1874 when he took up a similar position at the University of Jena.”source: Wikipedia: Rudolf Christoph Eucken
1898 to 1909period
Weimar Republicmentioned“(1898) * Progress of Philosophy in the 19th Century (1899) * The Finnish Question (1899) * The Present Status of Religion in Germany (1901) * The Problem of Human Life as Viewed by the Great Thinkers from Plato to the Present Time, Charl…”source: Wikipedia: Rudolf Christoph Eucken
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