Definition of Zofingia. Meaning of Zofingia. Synonyms of Zofingia

- by serious illness. During his studies, Escher became involved in the Zofingia student society, which he joined in 1837. He served as president of the...
- gnosology along with the Kantian theory of knowledge to respond to Carl Jung's Zofingia Lectures, particularly to criticize the way intuition was conceived as...
- 19. General Bibliography 20. General Index Supplementary volumes A. The Zofingia Lectures B. Psychology of the Unconscious (trans. Beatrice M. Hinckle)...
- Helvetia Basel, Jur****ia Basiliensis, Schwizerhüsli, A.V. Froburger, and Zofingia. Membership in many is restricted to men, though A.V. Froburger also accepts...
- included as part of the Bollingen Series: Supplementary Volume A - The Zofingia Lectures Supplementary Volume B - The Psychology of the Unconscious (first...
- his education at Bern. He was a founding member of the Student Society Zofingia, the second-oldest fraternity in Switzerland (founded in 1819). In 1820...
- Basel, the oldest pre-fasnacht event organized by the student society Zofingia Basel, since more than 125 years. The lantern piping (Ladärne yynepfyffe)...
- on international law in 1889. He was active in the student corporation "Zofingia", and became a militia officer and judge in the Swiss Armed Forces. After...
- student years he acted as the Swiss president of the student movement Zofingia and became a Red Cross delegate for the repatriation of Austrian and Russian...
- the mid-18th century. Today the Vaud section of the Swiss fraternity, Zofingia, commemorates the sacrifice of Major Davel every 24 April, in a procession...