John Kells Ingram

John Kells Ingram
Biographie
Naissance
Décès
(à 83 ans)
Dublin, Irlande
Sépulture
Nom de naissance
John Kells IngramVoir et modifier les données sur Wikidata
Nationalité
Domicile
Formation
Trinity College
Drogheda Grammar School (en)Voir et modifier les données sur Wikidata
Activité
Fratrie
Thomas Ingram (d)Voir et modifier les données sur Wikidata
Autres informations
Membre de
Académie royale d'Irlande
Statistical and Social Inquiry Society of Ireland (en)Voir et modifier les données sur Wikidata
Œuvres principales
  • A History of Political Economy (1888)
  • A History of Slavery and Serfdom (1895)

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John Kells Ingram (né le à Templecarne près de Pettigo, comté de Donegal et mort le à Dublin), est un poète, économiste et historien irlandais.

Biographie

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Le , John Kells Ingram s'inscrit comme étudiant à Trinity College (Dublin), où il restera soixante-dix ans. Il y a étudié rhétorique, droit, littérature anglaise et grec.

Carrière de Ingram au Trinity College :

  • 1838 Sizarship
  • 1840 Senior moderatorship in mathematics
  • 1842 Scholarship
  • 1843 BA degree
  • 1846 Fellow
  • 1852 Professor of Oratory (1852 -1866)
  • 1855 Professor of English Literature (1852 -1866)
  • 1866 Regius Professor of Greek (1866–1877)
  • 1879 College Lecturer (1879–1887)
  • 1886 Senior Lecturer
  • 1891 D.Litt.
  • 1893 LL.D., université de Glasgow
  • 1893 Registrar
  • 1898 Vice Provost (1898–1899)

John Kells Ingram meurt le au 38 Upper Mount Street à Dublin où il habitait depuis 1884 et il est inhumé au cimetière de Mount Jerome.

Famille

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John Kells Ingrams se marie le avec Margaret Johnston Clark, la fille de James Johnston Clark et Frances Hall.

Ses enfants :

  • Francis Ernest Ingram (fils, mort 1866)
  • Florence Beatrice Ingram (fille, mort 1918)
  • Madeline Townley Balfour (fille, mort 1955)
  • John Kells Ingram junior (fils, mort en Afrique du Sud).

Œuvres

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Poèmes

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  • 1840 - Sonnets -, Dublin University Magazine
  • 1843 - The Memory of the Dead (Who Fears to Speak of ’98’ ou Ninety Eight (poem))
  • 1845 - The pirate's revenge, or, A tale of Don Pedro and Miss Lois Maynard, Wright, Boston 1845
  • 1846 - Amelia Somers, the orphan, or, The buried alive, Wright, Boston 1846
  • 1897 - Love and Sorrow, priv., Dublin 1897
  • 1900 - (en) Sonnets and Other Poems, Adam & Charles Black, London (lire en ligne)

Essais

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  • 1843 - Geometrical properties of certain surfaces -, Transactions of the Dublin University Philosophical Society, Vol. I, p. 57-63, 1843
  • 1843 - On chordal envelopes -, Transactions of the Dublin University Philosophical Society, Vol. I, p. 156-158, 1843
  • 1843 - On the properties of inverse curves and surfaces' -, Transactions of the Dublin University Philosophical Society, Vol. I, p. 159-162, 1843
  • 1844 - XXVIII. New properties of surfaces of the second degree. To the editors of the Philosophical Magazine and Journal -, Philosophical Magazine Series 3, Volume 25, Issue 165 September 1844, pages 188-192
  • 1861 - On the opus majus of Roger Bacon -, Proceedings of the Royal Irish Academy, Ser. 1, Vol. VII, p. 9-15, 1857-61
  • 1864 - Considerations on the State of Ireland, Edward Ponsonby, Dublin 1864
  • 1874 - Greek and Latin etymology in England -, Hermathena: a Dublin University review, Vol. I, No. II, p. 407-440, 1874
  • 1863 - Notes on Shakespeare's historical plays -, Trinity College Library, Ms. I. 6. 40
  • 1863 - A paper on the chronological order of Shakespeare's plays -, Trinity College Library, Ms. I. 6. 34
  • 1863 - Latin etymological notes, by John Kells Ingram -, Dublin: National Library of Ireland, Ms. 253
  • 1864 - A comparison between the English and Irish poor laws with respect to the conditions of relief -, Journal of the Statistical and Social Inquiry Society of Ireland, Vol. IV, p. 43-61, May, 1864
  • 1873 - Miscellaneous notes -, Hermathena: a Dublin University review, vol. I, No. 1, p. 247-250, 1873
  • 1875 - Commonplace book of J. K. Ingram, 1880-1. Address by Ingram to the Dublin Shakespearean Society, Dec. 10, 1875 -, Trinity College Library, Mss. I. 6. 36-37
  • 1875 - On thama and thamakis in Pindar -, Hermathena: a Dublin University review, Vol. II, No. III, p. 217-227, 1875
  • 1875 - Address at the opening of the twenty-ninth session; the organization of charity and the education of the children of the state -, Journal of the Statistical and Social Inquiry Society of Ireland, Vol. VI, p. 449-473, décembre 1875
  • 1876 - Bishop Butler and Mr. Matthew Arnold, a note -, Hermathena: a Dublin University review, Vol. II, No. IV, p. 505-506, 1876
  • 1876 - tional facts and arguments on the boarding-out of pauper children -, Journal of the Statistical and Social Inquiry Society of Ireland, Vol. VI, p. 503-523, February, 1876
  • 1876 - Greek and Latin etymology in England, No. II. -, Hermathena: a Dublin University review, Vol. II, No. IV, p. 428-442, 1876
  • 1876 - Additional facts and arguments on the boarding-out of pauper children: being a paper read before the Statistical and Social Inquiry Society of Ireland on Tuesday, 18th January, Dublin -, Edward Ponsonby, Dublin 1876
  • 1878 - The Present Position and Prospects of Political Economy -, Statistical and Social Inquiry Society of Ireland, 1879
    (Traduction française dans le Journal des économistes)
  • 1880 - Work and the workman : being an address to the Trades Union Congress in Dublin, September, 1880 -, Eason & Son, Dublin 1928
  • 1881 - Report of Council on Mr. Jephson's suggestions as to Census for 1881 -, Statistical and Social Inquiry Society of Ireland, 1881
  • 1881 - Etymological notes on Liddell and Scott's lexicon -, Hermathena: a Dublin University review, Vol. IV, No. VII, p. 105-120, 1881
  • 1881 - Work and the workman: an address to the Trades' Union Congress -, Journal of the Statistical and Social Inquiry Society of Ireland, Vol. VIII, p. 106-123, janvier 1881
  • 1882 - On Two Collections of Mediaeval Moralized Tales -, Dublin 1882
  • 1883 - Notes on Latin lexicography -, Hermathena: a Dublin University review, Vol, IV, No, VIII, p. 310-316, 1882, No. IX, p. 402-412, 1883
  • 1896 - An address delivered before the Royal Irish Academy on February 24th, 1896 -, Royal Irish Academy, Dublin 1896
  • 1888 - A correction -, Hermathena: a Dublin University review, Vol. VI, No. XIV, p. 366-367, 1888
  • 1888 - On a fragment of an ante-Hieronymian version of the Gospels, in the Library of Trinity College, Dublin. See also Ser.2, Vol. III, p. 374-5, 1845-7 -, Proceedings of the Royal Irish Academy, Polite Literature and AntiquitiesSer. 2, Vol. II, p. 22-23, 1879-88
  • 1888 - A History of Political Economy Edinburgh, Adam & Charles Black, Londres, 1888; Macmillan, New York 1894; McMaster University Archive for the History of Economic Thought, Dodo Press, 2008
    (Traduction française de H. de Varigny et E. Bonnemaison, 1893)
  • 1888 - Essays in Political Economy -
  • 1889 - Memoir of the late William Neilson Hancock -, Journal of the Statistical and Social Inquiry Society of Ireland, Vol. IX, p. 384-393, août 1889
  • 1889 - Memoir of the late William Neilson Hancock, LL.D., Q.C -, Statistical and Social Inquiry Society of Ireland, 1881
  • 1891 - Presidential Address reviewing the affairs of the Academy since its foundation -, Proceedings of the Royal Irish Academy, Ser. 3, vol. II, (Appendix) p. 107-28, 1891-3
  • 1892 - The past and present work of the Royal Irish Academy : an address delivered at the stated meeting of that body, November 30th, 1892 -, Ponsonby & Weldrick, Dublin 1892
  • 1893 - Etymological notes on Lewis and Short's Latin dictionary' -, Hermathena: a Dublin University review, Vol. VIII, No. XIX, p. 326-343, 1893
  • 1893 - English translation of the first three books of Thomas a Kempis - De imitatione Christi - by JKI
  • 1893 - Etymological notes on Lewis and Short's Latin dictionary - [1]
  • 1895 - A History of Slavery and Serfdom, Adam & Charles Black, London 1895; Macmillan, New York 1895, (reprinted Lightning Source (2007), (ISBN 1-43044-390-1)
  • 1901 - Human nature and morals according to Auguste Comte. With notes illustrative of the principles of Positivism, Adam & Charles Black, Londres, 1901
  • 1900 - Outlines of history of religion, Londres, 1900, General Books, 2009, (ISBN 978-0-21726-725-0)
  • 1904 - Practical Morals. A Treatise on Universal Education, Londres, 1904
  • 1905 - The Final Transition. A Sociological Study, Londres, 1905

Notes et références

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  1. ↑ Hermathena: a Dublin University review, vol. VIII, No. XIX, p. 326-343, 1893, Vol. II, No. IV, p. 428-442, 1876

Annexes

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Autres publications

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  • Encyclopædia Britannica
  • Palgrave's Dictionary of Economics

Bibliographie

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  • Philip Abrams - The Origin of British Sociology, 1834-1914, Chicago 1968
  • K. C. Bailey - A History of Trinity College Dublin 1892-1945, University Press, Dublin 1947
  • Sean D. Barrett - John Kells Ingram (1823–1907)
  • Douglas Bennett - The Silver Connection, TCD 1988
  • Robert Dennis Collison Black - Centenary History of the Statistical and Social Inquiry Society of Ireland, Dublin 1947
  • Robert Botelier - Ordnance Survey Memoirs of Ireland, Dublin 1834
  • Thomas A. Boylan & Timothy P. Foley - Political Economy and Colonial Ireland, the Propagation and Ideological Function of Economic Discourses in the 19th Century - , p. 190., Routledge, Londres, 1992
  • Auguste Comte & John Kells Ingram - Passages from the Letters of Auguste Comte -, Bibliobazaar, 2008, (ISBN 978-0-55488-013-6) - Sample: [1]
  • Declan Budd & Ross Hinds - The Hist and Edmund Burke's Club, Lilliput Press, Dublin 1997
  • Mary E. Daly - The Spirit of Ernest Inquiry. The Statistical and Social Inquiry Society of Ireland 1847-1997, Dublin 1997
  • Dominic Daly - The Young Douglas Hyde, chapitre IV ; n.6, p. 209, 1974
  • J. F. Deane - Irish Poetry of Faith and Doubt, Introduction, p. 12, Wolfhound Press, Dublin 1991
  • Seamus Deane - Field Day Anthology of Irish Writing, Derry 1991
  • Richard Theodore Ely, Introduction to Ingram, 1915
  • Caesar Litton Falkiner, Memoir of John Kells Ingram, Sealy, Bryers and Walker, Dublin 1907
  • Caesar Litton Falkiner - A Memoir of the Late John Kells Ingram LL.D. - sometime President of the Society -, Journal of the Statistical and Social Inquiry Society of Ireland, part 88, pages 105-123, Dublin, 1907 – Sample: [2]
  • Tadhg Foley - Praties, Professors, and Political Economy, p. 6–7, Irish Reporter, Third Quarter 1995
  • Michael Richard Daniell Foot & H. C. G. Matthews - The Galdstone Diaries -
  • J. P. Gannon - To John Kells Ingram, LL. D., on reading his defence of Positivism: a poem beginning "Bright spirit muffled in the mist of earth" -, The New Ireland review, Vol. XVII, p. 101-102, April, 1902
  • J. T. Gibbs - Literary distinction: re John Kells Ingram and "The Memory of the Dead", quoting his reference to it in 1900 -, The Irish book lover, vol. XVII, p. 117, septembre-octobre, 1929
  • C. Gide & C. Rist - A History of Economic Doctrines, London 1964
  • Oliver Goldsmith - Destitution of niece. Letter from J. K. Ingram. -, The Irish builder, Vol. XVII, no. 374, p. 201, July 15, 1875
  • H. A. Hickson - Dublin Verses by Members of Trinity College -, London 1895
  • Gordon L. Herries Davies - Hosce meos filios -, Amsterdam 1991
  • C. C. Holland - Trinity College Dublin and the Idea of a University -, Dublin 1991
  • Bruce L. Kinzer - Enland’s Disgrace: J. S. Mills and the Irish Question -, University of Toronto Press, Toronto 2001
  • John Victor Luce - Trinity College Dublin. The First 400 Years. -, Dublin 1992
  • Thomas William Lyster - Bibliography of the Writings of John Kells Ingram, Dublin 1908
  • Thomas William Lyster - J. K. Ingram: A Bibliography -, in An Leabharlann: journal of the Library Association of Ireland, volume III, no. 1, June, 1909, 46pp. [var. 1907-08].
  • J. G. Swift MacNeill - What I Have Seen and Heard, Boston 1925
  • Justin McCarthy - Irish Literature -, p. 2,166., Catholic University of America, Washington 1904
  • Robert Brendan McDowell & D. A. Webb - Trinity College 1592-1952 -, Cambridge 1982
  • Brian McKenna - Irish Literature, 1800-1875: A Guide to Information Sources - Gale Research Co., Detroit 1978) (He cites Thomas W. Lyster, ‘W. K. Ingram: A Bibliography’ (Dublin: Cumann na Leabharlann 1907-08), p. 203.)
  • S. Shannon Millin - Our society: its aims and achievements (1847-1919) -, Statistical and Social Inquiry Society of Ireland, 1919 - [3]
  • Gregory C. Moore - Nicholson Versus Ingram on the History of Political Economy and a Charge of Plagiarism -, Journal of the History of Economic Thought, volume 22 (4), p. 433-460 – Sample: [4]
  • Gregory C. Moore – John Kells Ingram, the Comtean Movement, and the English Methodenstreit
  • Sean Moran - Ingram and Ireland: the problem of the poem on "Ninety-Eight" (quoting Sean T. O'Kelly) -, journal article in The Catholic bulletin, volume XXVI, p. 221-226, mars 1936
  • Canon Murphy, Two Irish Parliaments: A Contrast, 1909
  • J. A. T. Noble - Dear Ireland when you're free -
  • Frederick Apthorp Paley - "Greek and Latin etymology in England" (a reply to J. K. Ingram) -, Hermathena: a Dublin University review, Vol. II, No. IV, p. 377-386, 1876
  • M. O'Riordan - Dr. Ingram's "Outlines of the history of religion", reviewed by Rev. M. O'Riordan -, The New Ireland review, Vol. XIII, p. 200-217, juin 1900
  • Cyril Pearl - Three Lives of Charles Gavan Duffy, p. 29, 230, O’Brien Press, Dublin 1979
  • Gary K. Peatling - Who fears to speak of politics?: John Kells Ingram and Hypothetical Nationalism -, in Irish Historical Studies, Volume 31, No. 122 (November 1998)
  • William Bedell Stanford - Ireland and the Classical Tradition -, p. 116 (IAP 1976; 1984)
  • Eric Roll - A History of Economic Thought -, Londres, 1938
  • Edmund Clarence Stedman - A Victorian Anthology, 1837–1895- , 1895
  • Robert Yelverton Tyrrell - The Memory of the Dead
  • D. A. Webb & R. B. McDowell - Trinity College Dublin, 1592-1952: An academic history -, Cambridge 1982
  • T. T. West - The Bold Collegians -, Lilliput Press, Dublin 1991
  • Michel S. Zouboulakis - Contesting the autonomy of political economy: The early positivist criticism of economic knowledge -, The European Journal of the History of Economic Thought, volume 15, issue 1, pages 85–103, mars 2008

Liens externes

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