Letter to Kazimierz Twardowski written 01.03.1933
In Lviv, 1/3/1933
Most Honourable Professor!
I thank you very cordially for the name-day wishes you sent me and for expressing your remembrance of and kindness to me. It was very nice to read these cordial words addressed to me. I also greatly appreciate this new proof of your kindness to me.
As to the report[O1] on my last lecture at the Philosophical Society, I haven’t forgotten it and will start on it immediately once I finish work related to the new edition of my dissertation ‘Bemerkungen zum Problem Idealismus-Realismus’ [Comments on the idealism-realism problem]. At the moment, the only thing left to do is to prepare a clean copy for printing. Therefore I suppose that during March I’ll be able to get to work on the report on the lecture, which – as far as I know – won’t be too late.
I enclose expressions of profound esteem and genuine respect
Roman Ingarden
[O1]Oryg: asprawozdania, chyba sprawozdania