Letter from Anna Teresa Tymieniecka written 02.06.1950

Author Anna Teresa Tymieniecka

Category incoming correspondence, Polish researchers

Archive Archive of Science PAN in Cracow

Date of creation 2.06.1950

Related places Freiburg, Zakopane

Reference code in archive K_III-26_D_30

Resource type letter

Subject matter academic issues, personal issues

Field philosophy

Tags #Anna Teresa Tymieniecka, #delay in answering, #editing, #Freiburg, #health, #photo, #Roman Ingarden, #visit, #Zakopane

Freiburg 6/2/50

Dearest Professor,
v You must be angry with me either for my delay in answering the last letter or for something inappropriate in the answer itself. If so, I am very, very sorry and my only excuse is my incurable “foolishness” and lack of orientation as to what should and what should not be done.
I would love to know what you are up to. What you are working on and how you are doing in general.
I am working on editing Horton little by little. I cannot get through it, all the more because I am not in a particularly good health condition. I am supposedly thoroughly cured of all ailments and yet I don’t have enough strength yet.
v You will probably be going to Zakopane soon. Will you never come here, Professor? No matter where, just come as soon as possible. I am finishing for now so I don’t bore you. Please don’t be mad at me for anything and send me the promised picture. Meanwhile, I am sending mine, so that Professor is reminded of my form, matter and existence.

v always the same Teresa
71, XXX c / o XXX Streleman
v Freiburg