William James and Francis Herbert Bradley

Correspondence and drafts relating to Kenna's work on "Ten Unpublished letters from William James, 1942-1910, to Francis Herbert Bradley, 1846-1924"Includes:

Letters from

Professor Gilbert Ryle, Editor of Mind returning Kenna's draft article with recommendations, December 1963

R. Highfield, Merton College concerning copying fees, 5 July 1965

R. Highfield, Merton College concerning publication of Bradley's letters, 15 August 1961

R. Highfield, Merton College concerning 10 letters of William James, 1 July 1961

R. Highfield, Merton College concerning photocopies of William James' letters, 27 April 1961

The Clarendon Press, Oxford rejecting publication of the letters, 10 April 1962

William A. Jackson, Harvard University Library concerning copyright information on James' letters, 5 April 1961

Letter of invitation to Kenna to visit and view James' letters at merton College, 18 March 1961

Letters to:

Professor Gilbert Ryle, Oxford concerning printing errors, 1 May 1964

G. R. Mure,Merton College concerning suitable printer at Oxford University Press to print James' letters, 10 August 1961

William James (secundus) (son of William James) concerning his father's unpublished letters, 14 April 1961

Reprint entitled "F.H.Bradley-Towards a Portrait" by G. R. G. Mure from Encounter-93 Vol.16 pp.28-35, 1961

Typescript list of the letters of Josiah Royce, Chicago 1970

Article entitled "Bradley or Bergsen", from Journal of Philosophy, undated

1961-1970

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Deposited in the library at Wellcome Collection by the British Psychological Society in September 2008.

Compiled by the Cataloguing Project Archivist at the British Psychological Society History of Psychology Centre, with minor editing by Wellcome staff.