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26 Jul 2024: In 1861 he entered Trinity College, Cambridge, where Henry Sidgwick was a Fellow, to read classics. ... Anne Jemima was thus in 1871 an obvious person for Henry Sidgwick to invite to take charge of a hostel in Cambridge for ladies wishing to travel from

26 Jul 2024: Newnham Fellow follows in footsteps of Henry Sidgwick and is named as Knightbridge Professor. ... It has been held by many eminent Cambridge philosophers including Henry Sidgwick, but this is the first time the position has been held by a woman.

28 Jul 2024: 1899 James Ward writes in a letter to Henry Sidgwick that he believes experimental psychology 'deserves a Reader and requires a Laboratory and funds for its maintenance.'.

28 Jul 2024: Henry Sidgwick, 1838–1900 Trinity.

28 Jul 2024: Sidgwick Site was named after the philosopher Henry Sidgwick, who studied at Cambridge in the 19th century. ... Contact us. Institute of Criminology Sidgwick Avenue Cambridge CB3 9DA T: 44 (0)1223 335360 F: 44 (0)1223 335356 E: enquiries@crim.cam.ac.uk.

28 Jul 2024: Prof. Christopher Whitton (Treasurer). Ms Lyn Bailey. Prof. James Clackson. Dr Henry Spelman. ... Quick links. Postal Address:. Faculty of Classics. Sidgwick Avenue. Cambridge. CB3 9DA.

27 Jul 2024: Search site. Cambridge University Library. Sidgwick Site. A site between Sidgwick Avenue and West Road housing buildings for faculties in the arts and humanities and general lecture rooms. ... The Sidgwicks, whose name was given to the Avenue, which runs

28 Jul 2024: Location:. Faculty of Modern and Medieval Languages and Linguistics Raised Faculty Building University of Cambridge Sidgwick Avenue Cambridge CB3 9DA United Kingdom. ... Recent research projects:. Henry is currently undertaking a project on touch,

26 Jul 2024: Breadcrumb. MSci (Durham), MRes (Cantab), PhD (Cantab). College roles. Henry Sidgwick Research Fellow (B). ... Biography. Dr Alice Merryweather is currently the Henry Sidgwick Research Fellow at Newnham college, working at the Cavendish Laboratory and

28 Jul 2024: It has been held by a distinguished line of philosophers. Henry Sidgwick held the post from 1883-1900. ... The progress of women at Cambridge owes much to the pioneering work done by Henry and Eleanor Sidgwick.