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Letter from Władysław Tatarkiewicz written 27.04.1937

Author Władysław Tatarkiewicz
Category incoming correspondence, Polish researchers
Archive Ingarden Family archives
Date of creation 27.04.1937
Reference code in archive ARI
Copyrights all rights reserved
Resource type letter
Subject matter didactic issues, publication issues
Field philosophy
Tags #academic publications, #academic work, #aesthetics, #Cartesian dissertations, #Cartesian journals, #Cartesius, #education, #High school program, #high schools, #lenght of publication, #philosophical journals, #Philosophical Review, #philosophy teaching, #project of educational program, #propaedeutics, #Studia Philosophica, #Władysław Tatarkiewicz

EDITORIAL BOARD,      n            n             n             n            nWarsaw, 27/4/1937
PHILOSOPHICAL REVIEW      n             n             n             n      MARSZAŁKOWSKA 25, TEL. 710-00

 

Dear Honoured Colleague,
n             n             n             n             Please forgive me for writing back after such a long delay, but your letter, having arrived immediately following my departure for Yugoslavia and Greece, sat for a month before I received it upon my return. Perhaps the issue of an upper-high-school philosophy programme is already outdated; nevertheless I’m sending it in the enclosure. I’ve expressed my opinion and submitted it to the University and to T.N.S.W. [Towarzystwo Nauczycieli Szkół Średnich i Wyższych, Association of Teachers of Middle and Higher Schools], which will pass it on to the Ministry. I’d be very glad if you’d also express your views.
n             n             n             n             I was pleased to learn that it was possible to take a more optimistic look at the dates for printing Studies [Studia Philosophica] and to expect proofs.

n             n             n             n             I enclose a cordial handshake

n             n             n             n             n             n             n             n       Wtatarkiewicz

 

n             n       please send news as to where the matter of the two promised Cartesian manuscripts stands. We already have 130 pages typeset in the Cartesian issue; if, however, your students’ papers are brief (I have no doubt that they are valuable), perhaps I could fit in at least one more. However, it’d have to be sent without delay.