Letter to the Polish Academy of Science written 22.04.1965

Author Roman Ingarden

Category outgoing correspondence

Archive Archive of Science PAN in Cracow

Date of creation 22.04.1965

Related places Cracow

Reference code in archive K_III-26_92

Resource type letter

Subject matter academic issues, organizational issues

Field philosophy

Tags #Cracow, #Edmund Husserl's letters to Ingarden, #International Scientific Cooperation Office, #Max Niemeyer, #P.A.S. Library in Cracow, #PAN, #photocopies, #Polish Academy of Science, #Roman Ingarden, #Scientific Office of the P.A.S. in Warsaw, #Tübingen

Prof. Roman Ingarden
Krakow, Biskupia 14 c c c c c Krakow, April 22, 1965

To
c Faculty I of the Polish Academy of Sciences Office
c c c in WARSAW

c My publisher Max Niemeyer, Tübingen, has reported to me that they intend to publish Edmund Husserl’s letters to me in a separate volume. Copies of these letters /the originals of which I had once gifted to the library of the Academy of Arts and Sciences in Krakow, and which are now part of the P.A.S. Library in Krakow/ are already with Niemeyer in Tübingen. Recently, however, Niemeyer wrote to me that they would also like to have photocopies for publication. I will be asking the P.A.S. Library in Krakow to make these photocopies for me in the upcoming days. However, I am writing to ask the Scientific Office of the P.A.S. in Warsaw whether it would be possible to send these photocopies via the International Scientific Cooperation Office. I would be grateful for information on this matter, and upon your reply I shall send the photocopies. For information, I will add that there are about 80 letters from the years 1918-1938.

My deepest respect

c /prof. Roman Ingarden/