Postcard from Bogdan Suchodolski written in 22.04.1949

Author Bogdan Suchodolski

Category incoming correspondence, Polish researchers in Roman Ingarden's correspondence

Archive Archive of Science PAN in Cracow

Date of creation 22.04.1949

Reference code in archive K_III-26_D_29

Resource type postcard

Subject matter personal issues, publication issues

Field philosophy

Tags #Bogdan Suchodolski, #Four forms of human life, #Henryk Mehlberg, #Ingarden's son ’s promotion, #militant marxist, #Ministry of Education, #salon, #scientific opinion, #scientific publications, #sIngarden's son, #Warsaw Scientific Society

22/4

Dear Roman,

Thank you for settling the matter, and I apologise for bothering you. Since I know that Salon still exists, I’m going to correspond patiently with them.
I read in the newspapers that on 1/4 your son’s promotion was held at our university. It seemed to me that the celebration was to be held later and that you were going to Warsaw.
My book on ‘Four forms of human life’, which the Warsaw Scientific Society had to send to the Ministry of Education, was directed to Prof. Mehlberg for an opinion. I don’t think this is bad, since he, even though of a different philosophical orientation, isn’t a militant Marxist. It’s just that I don’t know when he’s returning from the USA Cordial greetings

B Suchodolski

Professor Roman Ingarden
c Cracow
Biskupia 14 apt. 15