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Letter to Władysław Tatarkiewicz written 29.04.1965

Author Roman Ingarden
Category outgoing correspondence, Polish researchers
Archive Archive KUL
Date of creation 29.04.1965
Related places Cracow, Warsaw
Reference code in archive Rkp_1529
Copyrights all rights reserved
Resource type letter
Subject matter organizational issues
Field ethics, philosophy
Tags #Adam Schaff, #congress in Jerusalem, #congress in Nieborów, #Cracow, #ethics, #foreign travel, #foreign trips, #general assembly, #greetings, #Israel, #Jerusalem, #lectures, #lecturing, #Marek Fritzhand, #Nieborów, #PAN, #Polish Academy of Sciences, #Tadeusz Czeżowski, #Tadeusz Kotarbiński, #Teresa Tatarkiewicz (Potworowska), #Warsaw, #Yugoslavia

Roman Ingarden
Cracow, Biskupia 14

Cracow, 29 April 1965

            Dear Władysław,

                                  thank you for your card with greetings from Jerusalem. Unfortunately, I was unable to take part in this congress, because there was nobody to pay the expensive travel costs for me. Besides, I didn’t feel strong enough for this exhausting trip. I was curious, however, as to whether there was anything interesting (and if so, what) at the meetings as well as at the general assembly of the Institute. I assume you’ve already returned to Warsaw, and I’d be grateful for a few lines.

            Apart from that, Czeżowski was here recently and told me that around 10 May there’s some kind of congress in Nieborów, organised, it seems, by the Polish Academy of Sciences, bringing together philosophers dealing with ethics. Czeżowski mentioned the names of some of the participants (Schaff, Kotarbiński, Fritzhand, Czeżowski). I’d be grateful if you’d be so good as to let me know whether you’ve received an invitation to this meeting and whether you’re going to take part in it.

            As of now, I’m not going to Warsaw. I intend to go to Yugoslavia in the spring, provided the Polish Academy of Sciences obtains a passport for me and pays my way. At the moment, that’s in the works, and I don’t know what the outcome will be. As of now, the other invitations I’ve had have never gotten off the ground.

                                             Cordial greetings, and best regards to your wife

                                                                                                                   Your Roman