After the fire of Turku, the Turku Academy moved to Helsinki. 19th-century Finnish philosophy was dominated by Hegeleanism. After J. V. Snellman, the professor of philosophy was Thiodolf Rein, who founded the Finnish Philosophical Association in 1873. He was succeeded in 1905 by Arvi Grotenfelt, a Neo-Kantian. In 1906, the chair was divided (again) into theoretical and applied philosophy.