Heath (Archie Edward, 1887-1961). An archive of manuscript and typescript lecture notes, letters, printed articles and pamphlets by Archie Edward Heath, Professor of Philosophy at University College, Swansea from 1925 to 1952, together with an oil portrait of Archie Heath by Jean Creedy, circa 1950, including lecture notes, typescript and manuscript, many with his corrections with titles including 'The Physiological Approach: Body and Mind', 'Moral Values: The Rationalist View', 'The Philosopher as Critic', 'The Demand for Construction in Philosophy', 'Disunity in the Self: Control through Knowledge', 'A Rationalist Talks About Values', 'The Relation Between Aesthetic Appreciation and Objective Reality', 'A Scientific Basis for Freedom', 'The Basis of Freedom: An Essay in Scientific Method', 'Philosophy as Poet and Prophet, Reflection in the field of values', plus printed pamphlets 'Thinking Ahead. The Place of Reflection in Civilization' and 'A Psychological Approach to the Problems of Sexual Hygiene. II. The Game of Life and the Art of Love', a manuscript letter from Albert Mansbridge (1876-1952, educator, and pioneer of adult education), some correspondence with Jasmine Chatterton, literary advisors regarding the publication of his book 'Psychology Questions Answered', 1946, correspondence with Kodak Research Laboratory regarding printing a history chart, 1955, a Trinity College, Cambridge menu to commemorate the unveiling of a statue of Alfred, Lord Tennyson, 19 October 1909, signed in pencil by Heath and others, some overall toning and a few tears and folds, staple rust, all loosely contained in contemporary folder with manuscript label (some spotting), the framed oil portrait of A.E. Heath by Jean Creedy (1920-2014) measuring 38 x 27.5 cm (Qty: archive) Archie Edward Heath (1887-1961) was Professor of Philosophy at University College, Swansea from 1925 to 1952, a friend of Bertrand Russell and contemporary of Ludwig Wittgenstein who much influenced the 'Swansea School of Philosophy', which included Wittgenstein's pupil Rush Rhees, Dewi Phillips and others.
Heath (Archie Edward, 1887-1961). An archive of manuscript and typescript lecture notes, letters, printed articles and pamphlets by Archie Edward Heath, Professor of Philosophy at University College, Swansea from 1925 to 1952, together with an oil portrait of Archie Heath by Jean Creedy, circa 1950, including lecture notes, typescript and manuscript, many with his corrections with titles including 'The Physiological Approach: Body and Mind', 'Moral Values: The Rationalist View', 'The Philosopher as Critic', 'The Demand for Construction in Philosophy', 'Disunity in the Self: Control through Knowledge', 'A Rationalist Talks About Values', 'The Relation Between Aesthetic Appreciation and Objective Reality', 'A Scientific Basis for Freedom', 'The Basis of Freedom: An Essay in Scientific Method', 'Philosophy as Poet and Prophet, Reflection in the field of values', plus printed pamphlets 'Thinking Ahead. The Place of Reflection in Civilization' and 'A Psychological Approach to the Problems of Sexual Hygiene. II. The Game of Life and the Art of Love', a manuscript letter from Albert Mansbridge (1876-1952, educator, and pioneer of adult education), some correspondence with Jasmine Chatterton, literary advisors regarding the publication of his book 'Psychology Questions Answered', 1946, correspondence with Kodak Research Laboratory regarding printing a history chart, 1955, a Trinity College, Cambridge menu to commemorate the unveiling of a statue of Alfred, Lord Tennyson, 19 October 1909, signed in pencil by Heath and others, some overall toning and a few tears and folds, staple rust, all loosely contained in contemporary folder with manuscript label (some spotting), the framed oil portrait of A.E. Heath by Jean Creedy (1920-2014) measuring 38 x 27.5 cm (Qty: archive) Archie Edward Heath (1887-1961) was Professor of Philosophy at University College, Swansea from 1925 to 1952, a friend of Bertrand Russell and contemporary of Ludwig Wittgenstein who much influenced the 'Swansea School of Philosophy', which included Wittgenstein's pupil Rush Rhees, Dewi Phillips and others.
Testen Sie LotSearch und seine Premium-Features 7 Tage - ohne Kosten!
Lassen Sie sich automatisch über neue Objekte in kommenden Auktionen benachrichtigen.
Suchauftrag anlegen
