1856.07.15 John Archibald Dewey (JD's brother) born to Archibald Sprague and Lucina Artemisia Rich Dewey; died 1859.01.18

1858.04.07 Davis Rich Dewey born to Archibald and Lucina Dewey; died 1942.12.13

1858.09.07 Harriet (Hattie) Alice Chipman Dewey born to Gordon Orlen Chipman and Lucy Woodruff Riggs Chipman, Fenton, MI

1859.08.20-1864.04.01 Archibald and Lucina Dewey purchase home at 186 S. Willard St.; sold on 1 April 1864 [1950.01.18 (13666)]

1859.10.20 Born to Lucina and Archibald Dewey, at 186 S. Willard St., Burlington, VT

1861.07.14 Charles Miner Dewey born to Archibald and Lucina Dewey; died 1926.10.27

1863-1867? Family moves to Cumberland, Virginia, Jane Dewey says "for the last winter of the war" [1933.07.29 (07703)]

1864.04.01 Sell house on Willard Street [1950.01.18 (13666)]

1867-1876 Returns to Burlington; lives at 14 George St. [1933.07.29 (07703); 1949.10.15 (13656)]

1867.09.** Enters grammar school in District School No. 3, later called North Grammar School

1872.09.** Enters Burlington High School

1875.06.**? Graduates, Burlington High School

1875.09.** Enters University of Vermont [1949.10.15 (13656)]

1876-1889 Deweys own home at 178 S. Prospect St.

1879.06.25 A.B., University of Vermont; delivers University of Vermont Commencement Day oration, "Limits of Political Economy"; Phi Beta Kappa; Delta Psi

1879-1881.06.** Oil City, PA, High School: assistant principal; teaches classics, sciences, and algebra

1881.12.05 Organizes Young People's Society, First Congregational Church, Burlington; first president

1881-1882 Teaches (principal) at Lake View Seminary, Charlotte, VT [Gazetteer and Business Directory of Chittenden County, Vermont for 1882-83. Syracuse, NY: Hamilton Child, 1882]; studies philosophy under H. A. P. Torrey; spends weekends in Burlington

1882-1884 Graduate student, philosophy department, Johns Hopkins University; resides at 66 and 91 Saratoga St.

1882.04.** "The Metaphysical Assumptions of Materialism" published [EW1]

1882.07.** "The Pantheism of Spinoza" published [EW1]

1882.12.12 Addresses Metaphysical Club, "Knowledge and the Relativity of Feeling" [Johns Hopkins University Circulars 2, no. 20 (December 1882): 38; Dykhuizen, 34, 335]

1883-1884 Fellow of Johns Hopkins University [Johns Hopkins University Circulars 2, no. 25 (August 1883): 155; ibid. 3, no. 27 (November 1883): 18]

1883.01.** "Knowledge and the Relativity of Feeling" published [EW1]

1883.01.16 Addresses Metaphysical Club, writings of T. H. Green

1883.04.10 Addresses Metaphysical Club, "Hegel and the Theory of Categories" [Johns Hopkins University Circulars 2, no. 22 (April 1883): 94; Dykhuizen, 35]

1883.06.** Plans to return to Burlington for summer [1883.05.14 (01470)]

1883.10.09 Addresses Metaphysical Club, remarks on George Sylvester Morris's paper

1883.11.13 Addresses Metaphysical Club, "The Psychology of Consciousness" [Johns Hopkins University Circulars 3, no. 28 (January 1884): 46]

1883.12.11 Addresses Metaphysical Club, "Delbouef on Living and Dead Matter," discusses Joseph Jastrow's paper; additional remarks [Johns Hopkins University Circulars 3, no. 28 (January 1884): 46]

1884.01.17 Addresses Metaphysical Club, remarks on Jastrow's paper

1884.03.11 Addresses Metaphysical Club, "The New Psychology" [Johns Hopkins University Circulars 3, no. 30 (April 1884): 96; Dykhuizen, 37-38, 335]

1884.04.** "Kant and Philosophic Method" published [EW1]

1884.06.05 Ph.D., Johns Hopkins University [Johns Hopkins University Circulars 3, no. 31 (June 1884): 119]

1884.07.19 Accepts position as instructor in philosophy at University of Michigan [Proceedings of the Board of Regents of the University of Michigan, from January, 1881, to January, 1886, June 1884, 482; 1884.07.19 (00430)]

1884.09.** Responsible for Bible Class formed by Students' Christian Association [Monthly Bulletin 6 (October 1884): 20-21; Savage, 133]

1884.09.** "The New Psychology" published [EW1]

1884.10.15 Addresses Philosophical Society, "Mental Evolution and Its Relations to Psychology" ["An Able Paper by Dr. Dewey on Mental Evolution," Michigan Argonaut 3 (18 October 1884): 1; Chronicle 16 (8 November 1884): 44; Minutes and Constitution of the Philosophical Society of the University of Michigan, 1884; Ann Arbor Courier, 15 October 1884; Ann Arbor Democrat, 17 October 1884; Dykhuizen, 338]

1884.10.15 Admitted to membership in Philosophical Society [Minutes and Constitution of the Philosophical Society of the University of Michigan, 1884]

1884.11.** Addresses Students' Christian Association, "The Obligation to Knowledge of God"

1884.11.** "The Obligation to Knowledge of God" published [EW1]

1884.11.02 Joins First Congregational Church of Ann Arbor; "Dismissed without letter," 30 March 1898 [Membership Roll, 1847-1906, First Congregational Church of Ann Arbor Records]

1884.12.** Attends twenty-seventh annual dinner of the New England Society; gives toast to the state of Vermont [Savage, 164; Ann Arbor Register, 25 December 1884]

1884.**.** Addresses Philosophical Society, "Hegel and Recent Thought"

1885-1887 Samovar Club, University of Michigan

1885.02.** Attends Philosophical Society meeting, discusses educational trends [Savage, 124; Ann Arbor Courier, 4 February 1885]

1885.03.03 Addresses Metaphysical Club, remarks on Levermore's paper

1885.06.14 Episcopal Sunday School "excursion" [1885.06.25 (00014)]

1885.06.15-09.15 Summer in Burlington

1885.09.05 "Doctor Martineau's Theory of Morals" published [LW17]

1885.09.19 "The Health of Women and Higher Education" published [LW17]

1885.09.30 Fall term begins, University of Michigan

1885.10.16 "Education and the Health of Women" published [EW1]

1885.10.** Umpires Lawn Tennis tournament [Michigan Argonaut, 7 November 1885]

1885.12.05 "The Revival of the Soul" published [LW17]

1885.12.22 Leaves for Detroit; arrives Lapeer, MI [1885.12.22 (00008); 1885.12.23 (00007)]

1885.12.26 "The Church and Society" published [LW17]

1885.12.31 In Ann Arbor [1885.12.31 (00002)]

1886.01.01 Party at Morris's [1885.12.31 (00002)]

1886.01.02 "Science and the Idea of God," review of The Idea of God as Affected by Modern Knowledge, published [LW17]

1886.01.23 "What Is the Demonstration of Man's Spiritual Nature?" published [LW17]

1886.01.31 Addresses Students' Christian Association, "Faith and Doubt" [Michigan Chronicle 17 (30 January 1886): 134; Monthly Bulletin, January 1886, 56; Dykhuizen, 50, 338]

1886.01.** "The Psychological Standpoint" published [EW1]

1886.02.27 One of founders of Michigan Schoolmasters' Club, Cook House, Ann Arbor [Savage, 156; Ann Arbor Courier, 3 March 1886; Michigan Argonaut, 6 March 1886, 160-61; Journal of the Michigan Schoolmasters' Club, 1927, 113; Dykhuizen, 51, 339]

1886.03.** "Health and Sex in Higher Education" published [EW1]

1886.04.14 Addresses Political Science Association on "the rise of great industries and their effects on the working class" [Savage, 164; Ann Arbor Register, 29 April 1886; 1886.04.15 (00044)]

1886.04.16 "Inventory of Philosophy Taught in American Colleges" published [EW1]

1886.04.** "Soul and Body" published [EW1]

1886.04.** "Psychology as Philosophic Method" published [EW1]

1886.05.01 Addresses Michigan Schoolmasters' Club, "Psychology in High-Schools from the Standpoint of the College" [Proceedings of the Michigan Schoolmastersí Club, 1886; Dykhuizen, 339; Savage, 157]

1886.05.05 Addresses Political Science Association, "The Rise of Great Industries" [Michigan Argonaut 4 (10 April 1886): 191; ibid. 4 (8 May 1886): 224]

1886.06.**? Alice Chipman graduates from University of Michigan, Ph.B [Register 1872-1888, Literary Department]

1886.06.30 Appointed Assistant Professor of Philosophy [Proceedings of the Board of Regents of the University of Michigan, 1886-1891, June 1886, 34; Detroit Free Press, 1 July 1886, 3; Michigan Argonaut 4 (16 July 1886): 283]

1886.07.28 Marries Harriet Alice Chipman (ACD) at home of Frederick and Evaline Riggs (Chippewa Copperhead), Fenton [Eastman, 675; 1886.07.28 (00055)]

1886.09.** Lives in Ann Arbor, 44 Thompson St. and 84 S. State St. [Dykhuizen, 54]

1886.11.** Addresses Students' Christian Association, "The Place of Religious Emotion"

1886.11.** "Psychology in High-Schools from the Standpoint of the College" published [EW1]

1886.11.** "The Place of Religious Emotion" published [EW1]

1887 Psychology published [EW2]

1887.01.10 Deweys host class at home [Michigan Chronicle, 14 January 1887, 107]

1887.01.29 Delivers address concerning educated man, Adelphi Hall [Michigan Argonaut 5 (29 January 1887): 111]

1887.01.** "'Illusory Psychology'" published [EW1]

1887.03.04 Addresses Philosophical Society, "Sir Henry Maine's Conception of Democracy" [Michigan Argonaut 5 (5 March 1887): 140]

1887.04.18 Attends faculty meeting [1887.04.20 (00052)]

1887.04.19 Attends Hobart Guild dedication [1887.04.20 (00052)]

1887.04.29 Expected in Fenton [1887.04.26 (00060)]

1887.05.02 Visits Fenton schools "for the purpose of examining its workings" [Savage, 155; Fenton Independent, 7 May 1887]

1887.05.** Visits Owosso, MI, schools [Savage, 155; Michigan Argonaut 5 (21 May 1887): 212]

1887.06.29 Goes to Fenton from Ann Arbor [1887.06.26 (00054)]

1887.06.** "Professor Ladd's Elements of Physiological Psychology" published [EW1]

1887.06.** "Ethics and Physical Science" published [EW1]

1887.07.19 Son Frederick Archibald born in Fenton, MI

1887.07.** "Knowledge as Idealization" published [EW1]

1887.11.23 Presides at meeting of Congregational Church, Ann Arbor

1887.12.16 Delivers address on "spooks," Milan [Michigan Argonaut 6 (10 December 1887): 72]

1887-1888 Conducts Bible class in "Church History" [Monthly Bulletin 9 (November 1887): 24; Dykhuizen, 50, 339; Savage, 133]

1888 "The Ethics of Democracy" published [EW1]

1888 Leibniz's New Essays Concerning the Human Understanding published [EW1]

1888.01.** "Been to Detroit to make arrangements" to establish University branch of Michigan Republican club [Michigan Chronicle, 11 January 1888, 1]

1888.01.15 Leads Students' Christian Association meeting [Michigan Argonaut 6 (14 January 1888): 88]

1888.02.** Addresses Michigan Schoolmasters' Club, "Mental and Moral Science" [Savage, 157; Michigan Schoolmasters' Club Papers, 1886]

1888.02.** Vice-president of Michigan Schoolmasters' Club [Savage, 157; Program of the Sixth Meeting of the Michigan Schoolmasters' Club, 25 February 1888]

1888.02.** Offered chair of Mental and Moral Philosophy and Logic at University of Minnesota [Michigan Argonaut 6 (11 February 1888): 121; Michigan Chronicle 19 (11 February 1888): 154, 155; ibid. 19 (25 February 1888): 162]

1888.02.** Accepts University of Minnesota offer [Michigan Argonaut 6 (25 February 1888): 136, 137; University of Minnesota Ariel, 1 March 1888]

1888.03.** Officially resigns from University of Michigan [Proceedings of the Board of Regents of the University of Michigan, 1886-1891, March 1888, 207-8]

1888.05.16 Presides at meeting of Congregational Church, Ann Arbor

1888.05-06 Inspects Owosso, MI, school [Committee on Diploma Schools, 1884-1904]

1888.06.04 Inspects Ypsilanti, MI, High School [Inspection Report Ypsilanti High School, 4 June, ìSchool Visits 1887/88"]

1888.06.17 Addresses Students' Christian Association, "Christ and Life" [Michigan Argonaut 6 (16 June 1888): 249]

1888-1889 Professor of Philosophy, University of Minnesota [announcements, University of Michigan Regents Proceedings, October 1888, 54; President's Report for 1888 (University of Michigan), 7-8]

1889 "The Late Professor Morris" published [EW3]

1889-? Member of staff of Christian Union [Savage, 195]

1889.03.05 Daughter Evelyn Riggs born in Minneapolis

1889.04.** "The Philosophy of Thomas Hill Green" published [EW3]

1889.04.19 Accepts chair of Philosophy at University of Michigan [Proceedings of the Board of Regents of the University of Michigan, 1886-1891, April 1889, 298; Michigan Chronicle 20 (27 April 1889): 266; ibid. 20 (25 May 1889): 322; University of Minnesota Ariel, 21 May 1889; Michigan Argonaut 7 (1 June 1889): 308; Dykhuizen, 63; 1889.04.19 (00441); 1889.04.19 (00442)]

1889.05.10 Inspects Minneapolis school [Committee on Diploma Schools, 1884-1904]

1889.05-07 Moves to 15 Forest Ave., Ann Arbor

1889.07.11 "The Lesson of Contemporary French Literature" published [EW3]

1889.09.** "Galton's Statistical Methods" published [EW3]

1889.10.** "Ethics in the University of Michigan" published [EW3]

1889.10.01 Begins term as Professor of Philosophy, University of Michigan

1889.10.27 Addresses Students' Christian Association, University of Michigan, "The Value of Historical Christianity"

1889.11.19 Chairs meeting of Philosophical Society [Minutes and Constitution of the Philosophical Society of the University of Michigan, 19 November]

1889.11.** "The Value of Historical Christianity" published [LW17]

1889.12.18 Addresses Philosophical Society, "Philosophic[al] Catharsis" [Michigan Argonaut 8 (19 October 1889): 22; Dykhuizen, 65, 342; Minutes and Constitution of the Philosophical Society of the University of Michigan, 18 December]

1889 Hull-House board of trustees

1890 "A College Course: What Should I Expect From It?" published [EW3]

1890.01.** "On Some Current Conceptions of the Term 'Self'" published [EW3]

1890.01.16 "Is Logic a Dualistic Science?" published [EW3]

1890.01.21?,02.18 Chairs meeting of Philosophical Society [Minutes and Constitution of the Philosophical Society of the University of Michigan, 21 January, 18 February]

1890.01.** Temporary editor of Griggs' Series of German Philosophic Classics [1890.01.29 (00446)]

1890 Teaches Students' Class at Congregational Church, "Ancient Life and Thought in Relation to Christianity" [brochure]

1890.03.** Review of Edward Caird's The Critical Philosophy of Immanuel Kant published [EW3]

1890.03.** Review of John P. Mahaffy and John H. Bernard's Kant's Critical Philosophy for English Readers published [EW3]

1890.03.28 Deweys give reception for post graduate students [Michigan Argonaut 8 (29 March 1890): 164; Michigan Chronicle 21 (29 March 1890): 254]

1890.04.24 "The Logic of Verification" published [EW3]

1890.04.** Review of J. E. Erdmann's A History of Philosophy published [EW3]

1890.04.20 Elected president ex-officio of Philosophical Society [Michigan Argonaut 8 (14 May 1890): 212]

1890.06.18 Addresses Smith College commencement, "The Relations of Poetry and Philosophy" [Springfield Republican, 19 June 1890; Hampshire Country Journal, 21 June 1890]

1890.06.24 Lectures in First Morning Course, Farmington, CT, "Green's Religious Philosophy" [Memorials of Thomas Davidson, 56]

1890.06.25 Lectures in First Morning Course, Farmington, CT, "The Politico-Philosophical View" [Memorials of Thomas Davidson, 56]

1890.06.** Review of J. MacBride Sterrett's Studies in Hegel's Philosophy of Religion published [EW3]

1890.10.** "Philosophy in American Universities: The University of Michigan" published [EW3]

1891-1894 On advisory Board of University of Michigan Inlander [Inlander 1 (March 1891): 1]

1891 Outlines of a Critical Theory of Ethics published [EW3]

1891 "Lectures vs. Recitations: A Symposium" published [EW3]

1891 Trustee of Students' Christian Association [Castalian, 3 April 1891, 124]

1891.01.** "Moral Theory and Practice" published [EW3]

1891.02.08 Talks on "Relation of Morality and Religion" [Monthly Bulletin (SCA) 12 (March 1891): 94]

1891.03.** "The Angle of Reflection: 1" published [EW3]

1891.03.15 Hosts meeting of Ministerial Band [Monthly Bulletin (SCA) 12 (March 1891): 92]

1891.04.** "The Angle of Reflection: 2" published [EW3]

1891.04.** Attends first annual banquet of student newspaper staff [Savage, 128; Ann Arbor Argus, 7 April 1891]

1891.04.10 Archibald Sprague Dewey dies of heart failure in Ann Arbor

1891.04-05? Addresses Congregational Convention in Ann Arbor, "The Relation of the Present Philosophical Movement to Religious Thought"

1891.05.** "The Angle of Reflection: 3" published [EW3]

1891.05.23 Addresses Schoolmasters' Club of Michigan, with Burke A. Hinsdale on "Mental Power as Specific and Generic" [Axelson, Michigan Educational Journal 43 (May 1966): 13-14; Savage, 158; Ann Arbor Argus, 15 May 1891]

1891.05.** Review of J. H. Baker's Elementary Psychology published [EW3]

1891.06.** "The Angle of Reflection: 4" published [EW3]

1891.06.22 Expects to be in Fenton, MI [1891.06.19 (00075)]

1891.06.26-27 Expects to be in Keene, NY [1891.06.19 (00075)]

1891.08.** "Poetry and Philosophy" published [EW3]

1891.08.03 Lectures at Glenmore, "Hegel's Philosophy of Spirit" [Scottish Review 19 (1892): 107]

1891.08.05 Lectures at Glenmore, "Hegel's Aesthetics" [Scottish Review 19 (1892): 108]

1891.08.**? Appointed to committee for reorganization of graduate work in the Literary Department [University {of Michigan} Record 2 (April 1892): 2]

1891.10.** "The Present Position of Logical Theory" published [EW3]

1891.10.** "The Angle of Reflection: 5" published [EW3]

1891.10.22 Chairs meeting of Philosophical Society [Minutes and Constitution of the Philosophical Society of the University of Michigan, 22 October, 1891]

1891.11.** "How Do Concepts Arise from Percepts?" published [EW3]

1891.11.** "The Angle of Reflection: 6" published [EW3]

1891.11.19 Chairs meeting of and addresses Philosophical Society, "The Interpretation of Literature" [Minutes and Constitution of the Philosophical Society of the University of Michigan, 19 November 1891; University {of Michigan} Record, November 1891, 88]

1891.11-12? Addresses Philosophical Society, "What Is the Cause of Materialistic Ideas and What Truths Do They Contain?" "Hegel and Recent Thought," "Sir Henry Maine's Conception of Democracy," "The Philosophical Catharsis"

1891.12.**-1892.01.** "The Scholastic and the Speculator" published [EW3]

1892.01.21 Addresses Hull-House, "Psychology and History," stays on premises [Hull-House Scrapbook II, 13-14]

1892.01.25 Addresses Unity Club, "Psychology and History" [University of Michigan Daily, 27 January 1892, 1]

1892.02.04 Chairs meeting of Philosophical Society [Minutes and Constitution of the Philosophical Society of the University of Michigan, 4 February 1892]

1892.03.27 Addresses Students' Christian Association, Newberry Hall, "Christianity and Democracy" [University of Michigan Daily, 28 March 1892]

1892.03.** Review of Francis Howe Johnson's What Is Reality? published [EW3]

1892.03.** Review of Rev. A. J. Church's The Story of the Odyssey published [EW3]

1892.04.19 Inspects Fenton, MI, school [Committee on Diploma Schools, 1884-1904]

1892.04.20 Inspects Corunna, MI, High School ["School Visits 1891/92"]

1892.04-05? Addresses Students' Christian Association discussion series, "Philosophic Study of Paul's Epistles"

1892.05.06,09? Addresses Rockford College, "Thomas Carlyle: The Social Problem of the Century" [1892.04.25 (00512)]

1892.07.** Addresses summer session of Glenmore School for the Culture Sciences on the tendencies of English thought in the19th century [Glenmore Prospectus, Appendix B]

1892.07.27 Addresses Glenmore on philosophy of Comte [Glenmore Prospectus, Appendix B]

1892.08.04 On train, Suspension Bridge, NY [1892.08.04? (00080)]

1892.08.09 Arrives Del Norte, CO [1892.08.09 (00081)]

1892.08.16-09.03-04? In Summitville, CO [1892.08.16 (00082); 1892.09.16 (00091)]

1892.09.10 In Fenton, MI [1892.09.10 (00474)]

1892-? Contributing editor to Psychological Review [Savage, 235]

1892.09.16 In Ann Arbor [1892.09.16 (00473)]

1892.10.18 Son Morris born in Ann Arbor

1892.11.** Addresses Students' Christian Association Bible Institute, "The Significance of Parables" [Monthly Bulletin 14 (November 1892): 44, 45; Savage, 132]

1892.11.** "Green's Theory of the Moral Motive" published [EW3]

1892.12.29 "Two Phases of Renan's Life: The Faith of 1850 and the Doubt of 1890" published [EW3]

1893 "Christianity and Democracy" published [EW4]

1893.01.05 "Renan's Loss of Faith in Science" published [EW4]

1893.01.** Review of Bernard Bosanquet's A History of Aesthetic published [EW4]

1893.04.** "The Superstition of Necessity" published [EW4]

1893.04.** "Anthropology and Law" published [EW4]

1893.04.11 Inspects Michigan City, IN, schools [Committee on Diploma Schools, 1884-1904]

1893.05.** Visits Muskegon, MI, schools [Savage, 154; University of Michigan Daily, 14 May 1893]

1893 Addresses Philosophy Conference of World's Columbian Exposition during summer, Chicago, "Reconciliation of Science and Philosophy"

1893.07.** Lectures before the Glenmore Summer School of Philosophy [Savage, 173; Ann Arbor Courier, 19 July 1893]

1893.09.08 Family in Keene, NY; plan to leave "last of Sept." for Ann Arbor [1893.09.08 (01863)]

1893.11.** "Self-Realization as the Moral Ideal" published [EW4]

1893.11.** "Teaching Ethics in the High School" published [EW4]

1893.12.** "Why Study Philosophy?" published [EW4]

1893.12.12 Addresses Philosophical Society, "Ethics and Politics" [University {of Michigan} Record 3 (February 1894): 101-2; EW4]

1893 Addresses Unity Club, "The Economic Evolution of Religious Ideas" [Savage, 138; University of Michigan Daily, 9 February 1894]

1893 Addresses Students' Christian Association, "Relation of Philosophy to Theology"

1893-1894? Addresses Students' Christian Association, "The Early Development of Christian Doctrine"

1894 "Fred Newton Scott" published [EW4]

1894 "Intuitionalism" published [EW4]

1894 "Moral Philosophy" published [EW4]

1894.01.** "The Psychology of Infant Language" published [EW4]

1894.01.** Review of Josiah Royce's "On Certain Psychological Aspects of Moral Training" and "The Knowledge of Good and Evil" and Georg Simmel's "Moral Deficiencies as Determining Intellectual Functions" published [EW4]

1894.01.22 Addresses Graduate Club [Savage, 131; University of Michigan Daily, 22 January 1894]

1894.02.** Addresses Philosophical Society, "Ethics and Politics" [University {of Michigan} Record 3 (February 1894): 101-2; Savage, 127]

1894.03.19 Accepts position at University of Chicago [University of Michigan Daily, 2 April 1894, 1; President's Report 1894 (University of Michigan), 332; University of Chicago Weekly, 5 April 1894, 5, 7; Proceedings of the Board of Regents of the University of Michigan, 1891-1896, May 1894, 274; 1894.03.19 (00501)]

1894.03.** "Austin's Theory of Sovereignty" published [EW4]

1894.04.16-18 Inspects Cassopolis and Constantine, MI, schools [Committee on Diploma Records, 1884-1904]

1894.05.20 Addresses Students' Christian Association, Newberry Hall, "Reconstruction" [University of Michigan Daily, 22 May 1894; Savage, 135]

1894.05.23 Attends graduate club meeting at Hinsdales' [1894.05.24 (00118)]

1894.05.** "The Ego as Cause" published [EW4]

1894.06.** "Reconstruction" published [EW4]

1894.06.08 Attends Kappa Kappa Gamma reception at Hinsdales'

1894.06.18 Attends funeral of maternal aunt, Clara Rich Wilson, in Lapeer [1894.06.19 (00138)]

1894.06.19 Stops in Fenton after funeral [1894.06.19 (00138)]

1894.06.26 Arrives in Fenton [1894.06.27 (00144)]

1894.07.01 Arrives in Chicago [1894.06.30 (00145); 1894.07.02 (00152)]

1894.07.03 Attends reception for dedication of Ryerson Lab [1894.07.04 (00153)]

1894.07.** Review of Lester Frank Ward's The Psychic Factors of Civilization, Benjamin Kidd's Social Evolution, George Burton Adams's Civilization during the Middle Ages, and Robert Flint's History of the Philosophy of History published [EW4]

1894.08.04 Attends concert at Battery D [1894.08.05 (00169)]

1894.08.05 Visits Columbian Museum [1894.08.07 (00172)]

1894.08.09 Attends concert [1894.08.12 (00173)]

1894.08.11 Visits Art Institute [1894.08.12 (00173)]

1894.08.18 Morris and Grandma arrive in Chicago [1894.08.18 (00175)]

1894.08.20 Attends English club meeting [1894.08.21 (00176)]

1894.08.26 Addresses Christian Union, "Psychology and Religion" [1894.08.23 (00177); Annual Register (University of Chicago), July 1894-July 1895, 377]

1894.08.** "The Chaos in Moral Training" published [EW4]

1894.09.01 Attends political meeting at Central Music Hall [1894.08.31 (00190)]

1894.09.** Founds Laboratory School at University of Chicago

1894.09.23 Morris and JD visit with Meads, "see [Meads] every day"; Fred, Evelyn, and ACD in Paris [1894.09.23 (00193)]

1894.09.23 Has dinner with Davis Dewey [1894.09.23 (00193)]

1894.09.27 Speaks at "convocation for the study of child nature" on parents' need of a study of psychology [Chicago Evening Post, 27 September 1894, 1; Chicago Tribune, 28 September 1894, 7]

1894.09-10? Invited to speak at County Institute in Indiana for two days in the fall at $10 per day, on teaching of arithmetic [1894.05.22 (00116)]

1894.10.** First lecture of university extension course at Cook County Normal School at Englewood; on "imagination" [1894.10.07 (00204)]

1894.10.07 Attends meeting at university settlement [1894.10.09 (00205); 1894.10.10 (00206)]

1894.10.09 Second lecture at Cook County Normal School at Englewood [1894.10.10 (00206)]

1894.10.09 Lecture at Hull-House, Working-People's Social Science Club, "Epictetus" [1894.10.09 (00205)]

1894.10.13 First lecture of university extension course downtown [1894.10.14 (00209)]

1894.10.13 Lecture at Hull-House, social psychology [1894.10.14 (00209)]

1894.10.15 Department "gathering" at Meads' [1894.10.14 (00209)]

1894.10.18 Calls on Tufts [1894.10.19 (00211)]

1894.10.19 Attends meeting at University Club rooms, Barry Hotel [1894.10.19 (00211)]

1894.10.19 Calls on Bartletts [1894.10.19 (00211)]

1894.10.20 Attends Administrative Board meeting in the morning [1894.10.19 (00211); 1894.10.23 (00212)]

1894.10.20 Lecture at Hull-House [1894.10.19 (00211)]

1894.10.22 Calls on Miss Talbot [1894.10.23 (00212)]

1894.10.23 Appointment with Miss Barnum to look at houses [1894.10.19 (00211)]

1894.10.23 Meeting of Philosophy Club [1894.10.23 (00212)]

1894.10.23 Calls on Leublins [1894.10.25 (00213)]

1894.10.24 Lunch at Meads' [1894.10.25 (00213)]

1894.10.24 Calls on Lorings [1894.10.25 (00213)]

1894.10.26 Reception for philosophy department at Tufts' [1894.10.27 (00214)]

1894.10.27 Lecture at Hull-House [1894.10.27 (00213); 1894.10.27,28 (00214)]

1894.10.28 Attends church, sermon by Dr. Hirsch on ethical education of children [1894.10.29,30 (00215)]

1894.10.28 Attends lecture by Dr. Barrows on Shakespeare as the expounder of Christianity, at University Chapel [1894.10.29,30 (00215)]

1894.10.29 Senate meeting at Harpers' [1894.10.29,30 (00215)]

1894.10.31 Lectures at Cook County Normal School at Englewood; lunch with Rices at Englewood [1894.11.01 (00218)]

1894.11.04 At Bartletts' [1894.11.05 (00220)]

1894.11.08 Dinner at Davis's [1894.11.06 (00221); 1894.11.08 (00222)]

1894.11.09 Attends Thomas concert [1894.11.11 (00227)]

1894.11.10 At Hull-House [1894.11.11 (00227)]

1894.11.12 Speaks at science and philosophy section of Woman's Club [1894.11.13 (00228)]

1894.11.12 Dinner at Kelly Hall [1894.11.13 (00228)]

1894.11.13 Dinner at Bartletts' [1894.11.11 (00227); 1894.11.13 (00228)]

1894.11.16 Attends Taming of the Shrew with Ada Rehan [1894.11.18 (00231)]

1894.11.17 Lectures at Hull-House; goes to Chicago Athletic Club with Mr. Ennis [1894.11.18 (00231)]

1894.11.18 Addresses Aristotelian Society at Fosters' after dinner [1894.11.20 (00233)]

1894.11.19 Visits the "grade work at the Cook Co Normal" [1894.11.20 (00233)]

1894.11.20 Meets with Harper [1894.11.20 (00233)]

1894.11.23 Attends Thomas concert; dinner with Meads [1894.11.24,25 (00237)]

1894.11.24 University Extension Lecture [1894.11.24,25 (00237)]

1894.11.24 Lectures at Hull-House [1894.11.24,25 (00237)]

1894.11.28 Leaves for Fenton [1894.11.06 (00221); 1894.11.27 (00191); 1894.11.29 (00192)]

1894.11.** "The Theory of Emotion: Emotional Attitudes" published [EW4]

1894.12.01 Returns to Chicago [1894.12.01 (00241)]

1894.12.07 Addresses Kindergarten Club, on imagination [1894.11.24,25 (00237)]

1894.12.10 Addresses Graduate School of Arts, Literature, and Science, "Psychology as a University Study" [Annual Register (University of Chicago), July 1894-July 1895, 379]

1894.12.13 Leaves Chicago, 3 P.M. [1894.12.12 (00246)]

1894.12.14 Arrives New York, "about 10" [1894.12.12 (00246)]

1894.12.** Review of James Bonar's Philosophy and Political Economy in Some of Their Historical Relations published [EW4]

1894.12.15-1895.06.** Leaves from New York to London; travels through Europe [1894.11.06 (00221)]

1 1894.12.27-28 Elected to Council of American Psychological Association, term expiring 1895 [Psychological Review 2 (March 1895): 151]

1895.01.** "The Theory of Emotion: The Significance of Emotions" published [EW4]

1895.01.** "Results of Child-Study Applied to Education" published [EW5]

1895.02.** "The Philosophic Renascence in America," review of Paul Deussen's The Elements of Metaphysics; F. Max M¸ller's Three Lectures on the Vedanta Philosophy; David J. Hill's Genetic Philosophy; Hegel's Philosophy of Mind, translated by William Wallace; Herbert Nichols's and William E. Parsons's Our Notions of Number and Space; ThÎodule Ribot's The Diseases of the Will; Charles Van Norden's The Psychic Factor; Alexander T. Ormond's Basal Concepts in Philosophy; and Paul Carus's A Primer of Philosophy published [EW5]

1895.03.12 Son Morris dies in Milan [1895.03.13 (00253)]

1895.03.14 Morris cremated [1895.03.13 (00253)]

1895.03.** Review of Johnson's Universal Cyclopaedia, vols. I-V, published [EW5]

1895.03.25 In Lake Como, Italy [1895.03.25,26 (00258)]

1895.05.15 In Giverny, France [1895.05.16 (00505)]

1895.06.17 In U.S., "been in this country a week" [1895.06.24 (00261)]

1895.07.20-08.29 In Fenton, MI; "with the Stoners in Riggs' house" [1895.07.20 (00506); 1900.11.01 (00343)]

1895.09.11-17? At Battle Creek Sanitarium with Evelyn and Fred [1895.09.11 (00265); 1895.09.12 (00263)]

1895.09-1896? Appointed school counselor for Moline [IL] High School, affiliated with University of Chicago, accepted as "Approved School" by the Board of University Affiliations [Annual Register, July 1895-July 1896, 411; University Record, 3 April 1896, 26]

1895.10.** JD and family "guests" at Hotel Del Prado, Chicago [University of Chicago Weekly, 17 October 1895, 567]

1895.10? Funding for Laboratory School approved [DePencier, 13]

1895.11.08 Attends Institute at Dowagiac, MI [1895.11.06 (00268)]

1895.11.15 Addresses School and College Conference at the University of Chicago, "Influence of the High School upon Educational Methods"

1895.12.04 Philosophical Club meeting, entertains Carus [1895.11.27 (00497)]

1895.12.11 Addresses Graduate School of Arts, Literature, and Science, "Responsibilities in the Use of the Mind" [Annual Register, July 1895-July 1896, 419]

1895.12.19 Letter to the Editor of the Chicago Evening Post published [EW5]

1895.12.31-1896.01.02 In Fenton, MI [1895.12.31 (00277)]

1896 National Herbart Society, executive council [Second Yearbook, Herbart Society, 170]

1896 Illinois Society for Child-Study [Dykhuizen, 99]

1896 Interest in Relation to Training of the Will published [EW5]

1896.01.** University Elementary School opens

1896.01.**-1904 Director of Laboratory School, University of Chicago

1896.01.11 Introductory address, 150th anniversary of Pestalozzi's birthday, University of Chicago [University of Chicago Maroon, 15 January 1896; University Record, 3 April 1896, 27]

1896.01.14 Lecture, "Pedagogical Studies," Austin, IL [University Record, 8 May 1896, 120]

1896.01.16 Lecture, "Educational Psychology," Evanston, IL [University Record, 8 May 1896, 120]

1896.01.24 Evelyn contracts diphtheria [1896.01.25 (00516)]

1896.01.** "Interpretation of the Culture-Epoch Theory" published [EW5]

1896.01.** "The Influence of the High School upon Educational Methods" published [EW5]

1896.02.08 Lectures on "High School Problem" and "School and Character," Moline, IL [1896.01.16 (00515); 1896.01.30 (01867)]

1896.02.** "Psychology of Number" published [EW5]

1896.03.10 Lecture, "Educational Psychology," Chicago (Free Kindergarten) [University Record, 8 May 1896, 120]

1896.03.28-31 In Fenton, MI [1896.03.28 (00282); 1896.03.29 (00284)]

1896.03-? President, Philosophical Club [University Record, 3 April 1896, 26]

1896.03.** "The Metaphysical Method in Ethics" published [EW5]

1896.03.** Review of Sophie Bryant's Studies in Character and John Watson's Hedonistic Theories from Aristippus to Spencer published [EW5]

1896.04.03 Addresses Meeting of the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools at the University of Chicago [Remarks on the Study of History in Schools; University Record, 10 April 1896, 34-35]

1896.04.30 Addresses Annual Meeting of the Western Drawing Teachers' Association, Indianapolis, "Imagination and Expression"; also "Psychology of Drawing" [Kindergarten Magazine, September 1896]

1896.05.29 Son Gordon Chipman born in Chicago

1896.05.** Review of Levi L. Conant's The Number Concept published [EW5]

1896.05.** Review of H. M. Stanley's Studies in the Evolutionary Psychology of Feeling published [EW5]

1896.05.** "On the Study of History in the Schools" published [EW5]

1896.06.17 Addresses Rockford College commencement [University Record, 22 May 1896, 157]

1896.06.** "A Pedagogical Experiment" published [EW5]

1896.06-? Leave of absence, Summer Quarter [University Record, 1 October 1897, 217]

1896.07.13 Heads departments of psychology and pedagogy at Summer Institute of Martha's Vineyard [University Record, 24 July 1896, 278]

1896.07.22 Lectures at Chautauqua, NY [1896.07.23 (09530)]

1896.07.25-09.21 In Keene, Essex County, NY [1896.07.22 (00529); 1896.09.17 (01869)]

1896.07.** "The Reflex Arc Concept in Psychology" published [EW5]

1896.08.1-8 Lectures on "Imagination in Education" at Chautauqua, NY, Cottage City, MA [1896.08.02 (00532); University Record, 7 August 1896, 310, 311]

1896.09.21 Leaves Hurricane [1896.09.17 (01869)]

1896.09.21-22 In Chicago [1896.09.19 (00537)]

1896.09.26 In Fenton, MI [1896.09.26 (00537)]

1896.09.** "Imagination and Expression" published [EW5]

1896.09.** "Pedagogy as a University Discipline" published [EW5]

1896.10.03 Addresses Class-study Conference, Kent Theater, University of Chicago, Convocation Week

1896.10.24 or 31 Expected at Hull-House for lunch [1896.10.20 (11774)]

1896.10.31 Addresses Pedagogical Club, "The University School" [University Record, 23 October 1896, 407; ibid., 6 November 1896, 417-19; University of Chicago Weekly, 5 November 1896, 58]

1896.10.** Review of James Sully's Studies of Childhood published [EW5]

1896.12.07 Planned "Pedagogical Conference" to discuss "Study of Science below the High School" [1896.11.18 (00546)]

1896.12.18 Deweys expected at Hull-House for dinner [1896.12.08 (11775)]

1897 "The Aesthetic Element in Education" published [EW5]

1897 "The Kindergarten and Child-Study" published [EW5]

1897 "Criticisms Wise and Otherwise on Modern Child-Study" published [EW5]

1897.01.** "My Pedagogic Creed" published [EW5]

1897.01.** "The Psychology of Effort" published [EW5]

1897.02.01 Lecture, "Educational Psychology," Chicago Public School, District No. 1 [University Record, 27 August 1897, 188; Annual Register (University of Chicago), July 1896-July 1897, 92]

1897.02.06 Conference to consider "Manual Training in the grades with special reference to its correlation with other work," Cobb Lecture Hall [University Record, 5 February 1897, 555; ibid., 12 March 1897, 601]

1897.02.16-18 Department of Superintendence Meeting, Indianapolis

1897.02.18 Appointed to Committee of Seven, chairman [NEA , Secretary's Minutes, 197]

1897.03.02 Junior Division Lecture, Cobb Lecture Hall [University Record, March 1897, 586]

1897.03.09 Junior Division Lecture, "The Philosophy of Life," Cobb Lecture Hall [University Record, 9 March 1897, 594; ibid., 12 March 1897, 604]

1897.03.12 Committee, examination of Faith Clark for Master of Philosophy, Cobb Lecture Hall [University Record, 9 March 1897, 606]

1897.03.16 Junior Division Lecture, Cobb Lecture Hall [University Record, March 1897, 606]

1897.03.** Lecture, Junior Division II, Cobb Lecture Hall [University Record, 12 March 1897, 606]

1897.04.08 Lecture, "Educational Psychology," Chicago Free Kindergarten [University Record, 27 August 1897, 188; Annual Register (University of Chicago), July 1896-July 1897, 92]

1897.04.13 Elected as trustee of Hull-House Association, term expiring 30 March 1900, filling vacancy created by death of W. H. Colvin [UI-Chicago, Jane Addams Memorial Collection]

1897.04.21(22)? Addresses Pedagogical Club, "Education and the Power of Control" [University of Chicago Weekly, 22 April 1897, 49]

1897.04.30 Presides at two meetings at fourth annual congress of the Illinois Society for Child-Study, furnished by department of philosophy, University of Chicago, Kent Hall [Pedagogical Seminary 5 (January 1898): 298)]

1897.04.** "Ethical Principles Underlying Education" published [EW5]

1897.04.** "The Psychological Aspect of the School Curriculum" published [EW5]

1897.04-? Leave of absence, Spring Quarter [University Record, 1 October 1897, 217]

1897.05.03 Addresses weekly Chapel-Assembly of the Junior Colleges, "Memorizing" [University Record, 30 April 1897, 48]

1897.05.10 Addresses Kindergarten Conference, University of Chicago, "Some Points in Froebel's Psychology" [University Record, 10 April 1897, 18; ibid., 7 May 1897, 49]

1897.06.18 Committee, examination of John Compere Lattimore for Ph.M., Cobb Lecture Hall [University Record, 11 June 1897, 104; discrepancy: JD in Hurricane, 12-22 June]

1897.06.27-29? In Ann Arbor [1897.06.29 (00650)]

1897.06.29-30 In Fenton, MI [1897.06.30 (00309)]

1897.06.30 "Going to Chicago this afternoon"; "Shall be in Chicago, Wed. Night or early Th. Am." [1897.06.29 (00650); 1897.06.30 (00309)]

1897.07.02 Addresses Conference of English Teachers of the North Central States, "The Psychology of Literature Teaching" [University Record, 4 June 1897, 94; ibid., 25 June 1897, 125; ibid., 2 July 1897, 139]

1897-1899 NEA council member; standing committee, On Psychological Inquiry [NEA, 321, 325]

1897.07.04-11? NEA Council meeting, Milwaukee, Temple Emanu-El [1897.07.04 (00310); 1897.07.06 (00315); 1897.07.16 (00651)]

1897.07.05 Presented subject for the afternoon, "The Aesthetic Element in Education" [NEA, 326]

1897.07.07 Addresses NEA, Department of Kindergarten Education, Bijou Theater, "The Kindergarten and Child Study" [NEA, 584]

1897.07.09 Addresses NEA, Department of Child Study, "Criticisms Wise and Otherwise on Modern Child Study" [NEA, 824]

1897.07.09 Appointed to NEA committee to draw up constitution and select council members [NEA, 826]

1897.07.12 Scheduled to begin lectures on the application of psychology to literature at Rockford College Summer School [Hull-House Bulletin, June 1897]

1897.07.13 In Chicago [1897.07.13 (00316)]

1897.07.14-23 Addresses Department of Pedagogy round-table discussion, "V. Theses of John Dewey: Pedagogical Training for Teachers," 21 July [University Record, 30 July 1897, 161]

1897.07.17 Dinner at Phelps's [1897.07.18 (00318)]

1897.07.28 Dinner and trustees' meeting at Hull-House [1897.07.27,28 (00319)]

1897.07.30 Public lectures at University of Chicago, "Evolution and Ethics," Cobb Lecture Hall [University Record, 23 July 1897, 158]

1897.07.** "The Interpretation Side of Child-Study" published [EW5]

1897.09.22 In Hurricane, Essex County, NY [1897.09.23 (09531)]

1897.10.12 Attends Hull-House Board of Trustees' meeting [Hull-House Minutes, 12 October 1897; UI-Jane Addams Memorial Collection]

1897.11? Visits Indianapolis (before 29 November) [1897.11.29 (00652)]

1897.11? Winter, addresses Michigan Philosophical Club, "The Significance of the Problem of Knowledge"

1897 Winter, "The Significance of the Problem of Knowledge" published [EW5]

1897.12.28 Daughter Lucy Alice born in Chicago

1897-1898 University Senate [University Record, 5 November 1897, 264]

1898 Correspondence-Study Department, "The Philosophy of Education," Winter Quarter

1898 Consulting editor, Dictionary of Philosophy, edited by J. M. Baldwin

1898.01.27 Addresses observance of Day of Prayer for Colleges, "The Uses of Imagination in Religion (The Presentation of Material for Reflection and Choice)" [University Record, 28 January 1898, 344]

1898.01.** "Some Remarks on the Psychology of Number" published [EW5]

1898.03.24 Committee, examination of June Etta Downey, A.M., Anatomy Building [University Record, 18 March 1898, 410]

1898.03.25 Committee, examination of Addison Webster Moore, Ph.D., Anatomy Building [University Record, 11 March 1898, 402; ibid., 18 March 1898, 410]

1898.03.31 Sabino Dewey born in Italy

1898.04.** "Evolution and Ethics" published [EW5]

1898.05.20 Committee, examination of Arthur Kenyon Rogers, Ph.D., Anatomy Building [University Record, 13 May 1898, 42]

1898.05.** "The Primary-Education Fetich" published [EW5]

1898.06.13 Committee, examination of Amy Eliza Tanner, Ph.D., Anatomy Building [University Record, 17 June 1898, 75]

1898.06.16 Committee, examination of Daniel Peter McMillan, Ph.D., Anatomy Building [University Record, 10 June 1898, 65]

1898.06.** Review of William Torrey Harris's Psychologic Foundations of Education published [EW5]

1898.07.30 Committee, examination of Ernest Carroll Moore, Ph.D., Anatomy Building [University Record, 29 July 1898, 112]

1898.07.** Review of James Mark Baldwin's Social and Ethical Interpretations in Mental Development published [EW5]

1898.07-08 Summer Lectures, Department of Philosophy and Pedagogy, "Social Factors in Educational Reform," Summer Quarter [University Record, 1 July 1898, 84; ibid., 8 July 1898, 91; ibid., 15 July 1898, 98; ibid., 12 August 1898, 125]

1898.08.16-09.30 In Traverse City, MI [1898.08.16 (00633); 1898.09.16 (00640)]

1898.09.30 "I return to Chicago the 30th" [1898.09.16 (00640)]

1898.09.** Review of James Mark Baldwin's Social and Ethical Interpretations in Mental Development published [EW5]

1898 Course in Philosophy, Autumn Quarter [University Record, 19 May 1899, 50]

1898.11.** Rejoinder to Baldwin's Social Interpretations published [EW5]

1898.11.** "The Sense of Solidity" published [EW5]

1898.12.28-30 American Psychological Association, Columbia University, New York; elected president [Psychological Review 6 (March 1899): 146-47]

1899 The School and Society published [MW1]

1899 "'Consciousness' and Experience" published [MW1]

1899 Course in Philosophy, Winter Quarter [University Record, 19 May 1899, 50]

1899.02.22 Northwestern Association of Johns Hopkins alumnae [1899.01.23 (00621); 1899.02.01 (00622)]

1899.03.13 Lucina A. Rich Dewey dies, Chicago [1899.03.27 (00695)]

1899.04.** Addresses School of Psychology, Kindergarten College, Chicago, "Play and Imagination in Relation to Early Education"

1899.04.** Addresses parents and students of University of Chicago Elementary School, School and Society [University Record, 10 November 1899, 194]

1899.04.** Begins leave of absence, Spring Quarter [University Record, 14 July 1899, 90]

1899.04.19 "I am getting off for Calif." [1899.04.19 (00686)]

1899.04.26-07.27 Santa Barbara, CA; spring term at University of California, Berkeley

1899.05.13 In San Francisco [1899.05.13 (00685)]

1899.05.15 Addresses Philosophical Union of the University of California, Berkeley, "Psychology and Philosophic Method" ["'Consciousness' and Experience," MW1]

1899.05.18 In Palo Alto [1899.05.17 (00687)]

1899.05.22 In San Francisco [1899.05.22 (01232)]

1899.07.15 In Pacific Grove, CA [1899.07.15 (00372)]

1899.07.26 In San Francisco [1899.07.26 (00663)]

1899.07.27 Sails for Hawaii [1899.07.26 (00663)]

1899.08.01 Arrives in Hawaii

1899.08.07-09.19? Stays with George P. Castle, Manoa Valley

1899.08.08-29 Addresses University Extension at Honolulu High School, "Advantages of Extension System," 8 August, 15 August; "Early Childhood, Play, Imagination," 18 August; "Later Childhood, Interest and Attention," 22 August; "Adolescence and Emotions," 25 August; "General Principles of Growth," 29 August [1899.08.07,08 (00375)]

1899.09.19 Leaves Hawaii [1899.09.02 (00378)]

1899.09.25-26 Arrives in San Francisco [1899.09.02 (00378)]

1899.10.15 Arrives in Chicago [1899.11.01 (00665)]

1899.10.** "Principles of Mental Development as Illustrated in Early Infancy" published [MW1]

1899.12.27-29 Presides at American Psychological Association, New Haven; address, "Psychology and Social Practice" [Psychological Review 7 (1900): 125]

1899-1900 President, American Psychological Association [University Record 4 (8 December 1899): 247]

1899-1900 President, University Senate, University of Chicago [University Record 4 (14 April 1899): 22]

1899-1900 President, Northwestern Branch of Johns Hopkins University Alumni [University Record 4 (8 December 1899): 247]

1900 School and Society published [MW1]

1900 "Mental Development" published [MW1]

1900 "Group IV. Historical Development of Inventions and Occupations" published [MW1]

1900 "General Introduction to Groups V and VI" published [MW1]

1900 "The University Elementary School" published [MW1]

1900 "Comment on William James's Principles of Psychology" published [MW1]

1900.01.01 Begins seminar in history of modern political ethics [1900.01.18 (00670)]

1900.01-? Consultation hours, Winter Quarter [University Record, 12 January 1900, 269]

1900.01.10 Addresses Pedagogical Club, "Psychology and Education" [University Record, 12 January 1900, 271]

1900.01.24 Addresses Lower Seniors, "Present Ethical Problems" [University Record, 19 January 1900, 294]

1900.01.28 Address, "Horace Mann" [University Record, 4 May 1900, 52]

1900.01.31 Addresses Lower Seniors, "Present Ethical Problems" [University Record, 19 January 1900, 300]

1900.02.** Attends dinner for His Excellency Baron von Holleben [University Record, 9[?] February 1900, 314]

1900.02.16 Attends Hull-House Board of Trustees' meeting [Hull-House Minutes, 16 February 1900; UI-Jane Addams Memorial Collection]

1900.03** "Psychology and Social Practice" published [MW1]

1900.03.22 Dinner and play, Sag Harbor [1900.03.21,22 (00329); 1900.03.23 (00345)]

1900.04.01 Departmental Examiner, ex officio [University Record, 13 April 1900, 39]

1900.04.06-07 Speaks at Southern Indiana Teachers' Association, Evansville, "The Formation of Habits, or an Experiment in Pedagogy," "Pending Education Problems," "The Place of Imagination in Education" [1900.04.04 (00337); Evansville Courier, 5, 7, 8 April 1900; Evansville Journal, 5, 6, 7, 8 April 1900]

1900.04-? Editor of Department of Metaphysics, Philosophical Dictionary [University Record, 6 April 1900, 25]

1900.04.10 Elected to succeed himself as trustee of Hull-House Association for ten years, expiring 30 March 1907; did not attend meeting [Minutes of Hull-House; UI-Jane Addams Memorial Collection]

1900.05.** Review of Josiah Royce's The World and the Individual published [MW1]

1900.06.19-20? Plans to deliver commencement address at Oshkosh, WI [1900.04.17 (00675); 1900.06.18 (00679)]

1900.07.11 Daughter Jane Mary born, Chicago

1900.07.18 Arrives at Chautauqua Institution [1900.07.18 (01682)]

1900.07.23-27 Lectures at Chautauqua Institution [University Record, 27 July 1900, 163]

1900.07.26 School and Society, 3d ed. published [University Record, 27 July 1900, 159; ibid., 17 August 1900; ibid., 21 September 1900]

1900.07.30 In Chicago [1900.07.30 (01884)]

1900.08.02-09.12? In Keene, "shall be getting back to Chicago soon" [1900.08.02 (00693); 1900.09.12 (00680)]

1900.09.** "Some Stages of Logical Thought" published [MW1]

1900.10.04 In Chicago [1900.10.04 (00681)]

1900.12.27-28 American Psychological Association, Johns Hopkins University; elected member of Council, to serve three years [Psychological Review 8 (March 1901): 158]

1901 The Educational Situation published [MW1]

1901 Consultation hours, Winter Quarter [University Record, 28 December 1900, 357]

1901.02.28 Addresses Department of Superintendence of the National Educational Association, Chicago, "The Situation as Regards the Course of Study"

1901.02.28 Member of National Society for the Scientific Study of Education (formerly Herbart Society) [First Yearbook of the National Society for the Scientific Study of Education 1 (1902): 70, 75]

1901.04? Spring, appointed supervisor of South Side Academy and Chicago Manual Training School [Dykhuizen, 107, 353]

1901.04.10 Dinner at Hull-House

1901.05.03 Address at Richmond, VA, "An Educational Retrospect and Prospect" [University Record, 31 May 1901, 15]

1901.05.10-11 Addresses Teachers' Institute at St. Thomas, Canada, "Education [School] and Everyday [Daily] Experience" and "Child Study" [University Record, 31 May 1901, 15]

1901.05.17? Reception for Anita McCormick Blaine and faculty of Chicago Institute [Dykhuizen, 108, 353]

1901.06.17-21 Lectures at Brigham Young Academy [LW17]

1901.06.26 Commencement Address at San Jose State Normal School [1901.03.27 (00715)]

1901.06.27 "Commencement Address: San Jose State Normal School" published [LW17]

1901.06.27-08.24 University of California in Berkeley, still in Berkeley, 24 August [1901.04.06 (00717); 1901.08.24 (01476)]

1901.07.** "The Place of Manual Training in the Elementary Course of Study" published [MW1]

1901.08.27 or 28? "Probably leave for Tahoe" [1901.08.24 (01476)]

1901.09.13-16 Returns to Chicago [1901.09.12 (00726); 1901.09.16 (00727)]

1901.11.15-26? In Fenton, MI; Evaline A. Riggs dies 19 November, funeral 22 November [1901.11.21 (00380)]

1901.12.04 Addresses University of Chicago Philosophical Club, "The Historical Method in Ethics" [LW17]

1901.12.06-07 "Educational Addresses," Pittsburgh, PA [University Record, March 1901, 358]

1901.12.31- 1902.01.01 American Psychological Association, Chicago, University of Chicago; address, "Interpretation of Savage Mind"

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