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Postcard from Stefan Morawski written 26.07.1967

Author Stefan Morawski
Category incoming correspondence, Polish researchers
Archive Archive of Science PAN and PAU in Cracow
Date of creation 26.07.1967
Reference code in archive K_III-26_D_69
Copyrights all rights reserved
Resource type postcard
Subject matter organizational issues, publication issues
Field philosophy
Tags #academic life, #academic publications, #academic work, #artistic category, #Austria, #axiological discussion, #Bronisław Baczko, #doctoral dissertation, #doctoral exam, #doctoral studies, #doctoral thesis, #doctorate, #entrance exams, #Finland, #foreign travel, #introductory essay, #lack of time, #lectures, #lecturing activities, #Leszek Kołakowski, #mimesis, #philosophers meeting, #philosophical journals, #Philosophical Studies, #Piotr Graff, #presentations, #publishing house, #review, #review of a doctoral dissertation, #Roman Ingarden, #Stefan Morawski, #Studies of Aesthetics, #Yugoslavia

7/26/1967

Dear Professor,
 n   Thank you for the review of P.G.’s dissertation. I have to agree with most of your criticism. P. G. has a hard job ahead of him.
 n   There is still the matter of the doctoral exam. Would you be kind enough as to come to Warsaw between 15th and 27th September? We will all be there at that time – Baczko, Kołakowski and I – because we have entrance examinations for doctoral studies. After the 28th we are going to Yugoslavia to have a meeting with some local philosophers and then I will leave (invitation to Finland and Austria for lectures).
 n   I work as hard as ever. I wrote an introductory essay for volume 5 of “Aesth. St.”. It will be getting sent to the publisher in a few days (I will have to start thinking about vol.6). The fourth volume will be available in bookstores any day now.
 n   Moreover, I am writing an essay on Mimesis as an artistic category and an introduction to an axiological discussion for Philos. St. I am exhausted.

Best regards and greetings from my wife
S. Morawski

 

Stefan Morawski
Warsaw, Waszyngtona Al.
20/apt.21

 Prof.
ROMAN INGARDEN
KRAKOW
BISKUPIA ST. 14/apt.15