Letter from Irena Krońska written in 15.10.1965
v EDITORIAL COMMITTEE v v Warsaw, 10/15/1965
OF THE LIBRARY OF CLASSICS OF PHILOSOPHY v v Miodowa St. 10
v v at the
v National Scientific Publishers PWN
Honorable
Prof. Roman Ingarden
Krakow
Biskupia St. 14
Dear and Honorable Professor,
v thank you for your letter from 10/6. I did not answer right away because I wanted to find out more about the entire matter of Czech korunas. Mr. Gebethner is abroad, so he is not the one dealing with the matter personally. Yesterday I was told that things would probably be taken care of positively (but I cannot vouch for it).
v Professor’s introduction to Ideas has been rewritten – I am still waiting for the small bibliographical supplement I requested in the previous letter. You will get a contract very soon.
v I am very much looking forward to the article on Husserl, because it means both Husserl and Professor. The volume can be relatively large, up to 15 pages. I hope that you already feel better and will be able to go to Prague. Please give my warm regards to Potočka and Zumra.
My deepest respect
and cordial greetings
I Kronska
Irena Krońska
P.S. Please find attached the prescribed preface – with a request for some supplementation on pages 7 and 11. My minor corrections only concern some formal matters – I added the original titles and some punctuation details – to make it easier to see, I attach Professor’s original manuscript – but with a request for return it with the fair copy.
Once again cordial greetings IK