Feldman, Burton

This notebook contains notes mostly concerning his work on ''112 Mercer St.''. The subject matter is mostly concerned with Russell, Pauli, Gödel, and Einstein.

This notebook contains Burton Feldman's notes on various ideas and topics. The bulk of the notes are about a concept labeled ''The Stone Gallery'', in which Feldman muses on cave paintings.

This notebook contains some notes written by Burton Feldman about his Nobel Prize research and his research for ''112 Mercer St.''.

This notebook contains journal entries from Burton Feldman's time living and teaching in Jerusalem.

This notepad contains notes and research for Feldman's Nobel Prize book.

This notepad contains notes and research on stone age art and its philosophy for his project that Feldman tentatively entitled ''The Stone Gallery'' in another notebook.

This notebook contains personal notes and some day to day budgeting of Burton Feldman's. There are a few notes scattered throughout the notebook about various research topics.

This notebook contains personal notes and some day to day budgeting of Burton Feldman's. There is a small narrative in the notebook as well. There are also some phone numbers and addresses.

This notebook of Burton Feldman's is a collection of his notes from a class on Lukas Foss, the composer.

This notebook contains notes from Feldman's time in Jerusalem. There are pages where Feldman had practiced his Hebrew. This notebook also contains many slips of paper that Feldman had slipped into the notebook.