James Henri Hyslop
(18 August 1854 − 17 June 1920)
American educator. Ph.D., Johns Hopkins, 1887; taught at the Univ. of Lake Forest, Smith College, Bucknell Univ., and Columbia Univ., where he was Prof. of Logic and Ethics. As his interest in psychic research developed, wrote Science and a Future Life (1905), Enigmas of Psychic Research (1906), and other works. Was present at the meetings of September 8 and October 16, 1875, when The Theosophical Society was proposed and organized, but he later lost interest in it. (BCW 1:470).
Some links:
- Quotes: Boris de Zirkoff
- CTD article in Russian: Хайслоп, Джеймс Генри
- Wikipedia: James H. Hyslop
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Lifetime: 1854-1920
Shortly: American educator. Ph.D., Johns Hopkins, 1887; taught at the Univ. of Lake Forest, Smith College, Bu...