Today in Literature
Posted: February 12th, 2009 | Author: Ian | Filed under: Literature | Tags: Abraham Lincoln, Charles Darwin, different ways to say 'died', today in literature | No Comments »12 February 1804: Noted philosopher Immanuel Kant, to borrow a phrase from the author of Beowulf, sought the ground. Kant’s work is well known and studied in many different academic disciplines. I encountered Kant’s Critique of Pure Reason in a general survey of the history of literary theory.
Today’s Notable Birthdays: 1809–Abraham Lincoln and Charles Darwin
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