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Letter to Stefan Żółkiewski written in 23.12.1965 (b)

Author Roman Ingarden
Category outgoing corresponence, Polish researchers in Roman Ingarden's correspondence
Archive Archive of Science PAN in Cracow
Date of creation 23.12.1965
Related places Prague
Reference code in archive K_III-26_D_71
Copyrights all rights reserved
Resource type letter
Subject matter international trips, organizational issues
Field philosophy
Tags #Bosnia and Herzegovina, #health problems, #international trips, #invitation, #lectures, #Office of Foreign Co-Operation, #PAN, #paper, #passport, #Phenomenology and Marxism, #Philosophical Congress, #philosophical life, #Philosophical Society, #Philosophical Society of Bosnia and Herzegovina, #Polish Academy od Sciences, #Prague, #Sarajevo, #Sekretarz Wydziału I PAN, #Stefan Żółkiewski, #summary of paper, #trip costs, #trip organisation, #Yugoslavia

Prof. Roman Ingarden
Cracow, Biskupia 14                      c              c        Cracow, 23 December 1965

Dr Stefan Żółkiewski
Secretary, First Department
Polish Academy of Sciences
WARSAW

 

Most Honoured Professor,

recently I received, from the Philosophical Society of Bosnia and Herzegovina in Sarajevo, an invitation to participate in a Congress devoted to the topic of ‘Phenomenology and Marxism’, which is to take place in Sarajevo on 18–23 April 1966. I enclose the original invitation. In principle, I’d be inclined to accept, provided my health permits me to take part in this Congress. I’m taking the liberty of turning to you with a polite request to consider this matter and to possibly refer it to the Office of Foreign Co-Operation in order to obtain a passport for me for a trip to Yugoslavia – on the way back I might be able to go to Prague and deliver the lecture which, due to illness, I was unable to deliver this autumn – and to cover the expenses of the trip from Warsaw to Yugoslavia and back (the stay in Yugoslavia and, it would seem, the way from the border of Yugoslavia to the Sarajevo Phil. Soc. in Sarajevo).
    c       Because I’d have to send a summary of my potential paper by mid-February, I’d be grateful to you for graciously informing me concerning the potential for realising this trip.
    c       I enclose expressions of genuine esteem and respect

(Roman Ingarden, senior)