New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-02
THE CONCORD SCHOOL.

LECTURES AND LECTURES FOR THE SUMMER sES-
SION OF FOUR wEEKs-FICnTE AND EMERSON
PROSPECTS, OF THE SCHOOL.
FRoM Az OCCASIONAL CORREsPoNDENToFT THE TRIBUNE.l
BosToN, July 1.-0n Monday morning, July
H. tho Concord Summer School of Philosophy viii begin
it's Of -four weeks THIS season Is the fourth in the
lie OF the school, and The outlook is favorable as it
has boca in any previous ut tho corresponding date
Mafrral changes have been made in the programme
since il was first arranged President seelye, OF
Amherst College, who was to deliver one lecture,
sails for Europe for the purpose of tour In
Switzerland Dr. Elisha Milford, who has ectured for
two yeaIs and was put down the programme again,
disappears the list and Professor George H. Howl
son stands in his place, and Mr.. Rowland g. Hazard,
known by his book the Freedom of the WILL acts
as substitute for President Seelye. Tne Rev. r. A. Hol
land, Episcopal clergyman. Of Chicago, whose ser
mons have attracted some attention and who vas
lis ener at the school last year. will be added to the list
OF lecturers feature OF the school will be the Emerson
Commemoration, which will the afternoon Of
Saturday 22d The Rev. Dr. Bar1ols lecture III the
forenoon OF that day will also relate to Emerson, and
poem upon the Concord Philosopher viii be read mme-
daely after by Mr. A. Bronson AcOtt As part OF the
celebration Mr.. John Albee will read paper giving an
account OF his first visit to Concord thirty years ago and
of his interviews with Emerson aud 1aoreIu. paper
will also be in the afternoon BY Mr. Henry James,
ST. and several others will contribute IN paying honor
70 the departed sage 1t Is probable that several OF the
papers upon Emerson will b. published By their authors
after the reading COncords Town Hall may be occupied
for the celebration as Hillside Chapel Is small and
large audience is expected.
80 far IA the school takes up German philosophy,
FcAe Will receive most attention. thr Of Profess
uarss eight lectures are syeh to HIM The programme
OF the school It stnda after tie recent revision Is as
follows: Mr. A. Bronson AicOtt, dean OF the facuy
viii deliver the sautatory july IL aud the valedictory
August - lie VIII also deliver four lectures upon
D." The Personal Generic and Individual Mind" which
are seyerally entitled follows: Personality, Divine
and Human" The Descending Scale OF Powers" " In
dIviduaism," aud Immortality, Individual or Per
sOual o.
Professor W. T. Harris will give five lectures
upon the history of philosophy and three upon
Flchte az foilows: Socrates and the Presocratic
Philosophy" Arstote's De AniD'a this distinctions
between Nutrition, Feeling and Thinking Gncsticism
and Nco-PlAtOuisrn." Christian Mysticism; Bonayen-
tara aud Meister Eckhardt" The Pi,OsJ pay Of The
Bhagavad Gita," d" Fichte's Destination Of Man.
Fchte's Observation-Disclosures " Fichto's
Observation-Disclosures
"Chrs,ian Philosophy" Will be the comprehensive
theme Of DR.. H. X Jones, the philosopher from Jack
sonylc H. his first four lectures heinz cha ters in the
history OF philosophy aud biz second four being ON
tr,hs that always old and always IN the his
tory Of human thought" lis titles are these Prem
ises Predictions aud outlines OF Christian Philosophy
" The Relation between Common sense and Phil-
osophy" THE Relation between Experience ana
Philosophy ." " The Genesis Of the Maya" The Phi
osophy OF Religion and the Law of the Supernatural"
The Community Of the Faiths and the Worslps OF
Mankind" -" rne symposium
One lecture upon he philosophy OF Professor Ferrier,
with a prc.nde On berkeley, WI be given by tine Rev
.ePs he. namely uiree crllqueH OF tund-
anentil-,' .'of symbolic AID classic art, sed oi 70.
mantle art" On The opening morning 2fier Mt Alcot
salutatOry, MI T. H. SanDJrn Will rcAd an lsSl oeIi
lie VIII aso lecture Twice once. Upon prev" ore 4,
PR. trfft DT.c
or,c,es of NeW-Engiani." Professor joan Watson.
Kin BtOn Canada, VIII deliver ihr"c lectures Oh 7chc
INA flcate," EsrS freatlscs, Iahsccno euttlsln ana
Philosophy OF ldentity Later Philosophy aad Ila25l-
ton 10 hegel." Dr Bartol. lecture viii be upon Tie
NA.dre OF knowledge, EmeFson's Nay Mss Eh@aoith
y. re@bSdy wIll discJurse uron ~haaoC1 Mrs. hdnA
Color" President Porer, Of Yale, upon kantisn
Ec., and Ars. Julia ard he"e wi give TWO lsc ufes
upon topics not YET announced No oieai publication
is made ~ the faculty OF the scnooi
benefit Of those VINO "ish 20 listen 10 any par
ticuar lecture the following table o. tue rs adGcd
Uess otherws uentiohei lie hodr OF the mist lecture
OF any Day ia the morning al- OF tine second, matt
followed by dr. 5anborI's poeml' Professor harriS
July L. Jones, Professor iiowMOn; July " NJ A.
Ab-c; Jnly IL Dr. Jones, Mrs dove; July -, Dr.
Bartel, o'clock tAe EmerAOn com nch atiOn' du,y
ilsied inanus eripsi' Pioioseo' iaiiis 1a5 -, ~
Jones. Mr. sanb9fn Idiy 20, Dr. hedley ri9 90
Jones. Mr. Alcot; July 20. M Aaz@rd July 3l' Mrs
Cheney, Professor n.rIs August l. Dr. Jones pr
Au ust g. Dr. kcdury, Mr AlcOt; Auslss 4, d. JOle.'
Trolo ssOr Watson august D. MI. SauDOfu; Ausust =
T TaOna M Sco ig1 . Ir la rop Professor
Harris; August 10, Professor liarrs "as0n
August IL, Joues PRECEDENT forser August IL
Nil 1--WE Leo urcra whose nance given above,
bat whose subjects agc not mentioned nave not YET
is The sane AZ iast year Hilliue tnae vii b. used
aad method Of lecture Rhd Iise ucus'oh VIII pIe
vail as IL has ia previous years