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Creighton, James Edwin

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Creighton, James Edwin (1861–1924)

Canadian philosopher. He was a cofounder and first president (1902–03) of the American Philosophical Association. His own philosophy was idealistic.

He was born in Pictou, Nova Scotia. In 1892, after study in Germany, he earned a doctorate from Cornell University. He joined the faculty of Cornell's new Sage School of Philosophy 1889–1924. He also became coeditor, and from 1902 editor, of the new Philosophical Review, American editor of Kant-Studien (from 1896) A volume of his essays appeared posthumously in 1925.



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