| Irving Babbitt  Born: 2-Aug-1865
Birthplace: Dayton, OH
Died: 15-Jul-1933
Location of death: Cambridge, MA
Cause of death: unspecified
Gender: Male
Race or Ethnicity: White
Sexual orientation: Straight
Occupation: Philosopher Nationality: United States
Executive summary: Early leader of Neohumanism Father: Edwin Dwight Babbitt (physician)
Mother: Augusta Darling (d. when Irving was 11)
Brother: Tom
Sister: Katherine
Wife: Dora May Drew (m. 12-Jun-1900)
Daughter: Esther
Son: Edward Sturges
High School: Woodward High School, Cincinnati, OH
University: Harvard University (1889)
Professor: Latin and Greek, University of Montana (1889-91)
University: Sorbonne (1891-92)
University: MA Oriental Studies, Harvard University (1893)
Professor: Instructor of Romance Languages, Williams College
Professor: French, Harvard University (1894-12)
Professor: French Literature, Harvard University (1912-33)
Professor: Visiting Professor, Sorbonne (1923)
American Academy of Arts and Letters 1930
Author of books:
Literature and the American College (1908, nonfiction)
The New Laokoön: An Essay on the Confusion of the Arts (1910, nonfiction)
The Masters of Modern French Criticism (1912, nonfiction)
Rousseau and Romanticism (1919, nonfiction)
Democracy and Leadership (1924, nonfiction)
On Being Creative and Other Essays (1932, essays)
The Spanish Character and Other Essays (1940, essays)
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