Postcard from Stefan Morawski written 17.11.1965

Author Stefan Morawski

Category incoming correspondence, Polish researchers

Archive Archive of Science PAN and PAU in Cracow

Date of creation 17.11.1965

Reference code in archive K_III-26_D_69

Resource type postcard

Subject matter academic issues, publication issues

Field phenomenology, philosophy

Tags #aesthetics, #André Malraux, #antipodes of existential aesthetics, #Aufheben, #copies, #delay, #Edmund Husserl, #existential aesthetics, #existentialism, #foreign languages, #foreign lectures, #foreign travel, #lectures in Russian, #lecturing activities, #Martin Heidegger, #marxism, #Moscow, #phenomenology, #philosophical journals, #philosophical reading, #popularity of Ingarden, #popularity of phenomenology, #publishing problems, #reception of Ingarden's works, #Roman Ingarden, #Stefan Morawski, #Studies of Aesthetics

Dear Professor,

n Number 2 has been delayed because of (anger or laziness of) the printer and finally came out just 10 days ago. The copies will be here in three weeks and we will immediately send them to you.
n Moscow was more interesting than ever. I lectured (in Russian) on the aesthetics of Heidegger and Malraux as an antipode of existential aesthetics. It might be interesting for you to find out that the interest in phenomenology, especially Husserl, is growing tremendously among young people there. They know languages, and they know them quite well. They know you as an aesthetic – everyone has read XXX X XXX there and all of them are impressed by them. However, I doubt that anyone – so far – has treated this reading as seriously

St. Morawski
Warsaw
Waszyngtona Al. 20/apt.21

as it deserves. In other words, nobody is looking for common points with your thought or a chance of aufheben? to solve what Marxism could not yet solve

Best regards
nSt.Morawski

Prof. dr.
ROMAN INGARDEN
KRAKÓW
BISKUPIA St. 14/apt. 15