Feldman, Burton

This folder contains files pertaining to Burton Feldman's efforts to publish a translation of Gershom Scholem's essay entitled ''Walter Benjamin and his Angel.'' The translation was done by Werner Dannhauser, and the folder also contains his correspondence and a full copy of his translation of the work.

This folder contains drafts and notes for a speech given by Burton Feldman on Martin Heidegger.

This folder is the second of two containing documents used for research by Burton Feldman.

This folder contains documents pertaining to Burton Feldman's Master's Thesis on James Joyce. There are multiple copies of some pages, and numerous revisions and notes within the duplicates.

This folder contains notes and drafts of Burton Feldman's work on the idea of ''Know Thyself.''

This folder is the first of two containing a binder put together by Burton Feldman. The binder contained the bulk of research notes and outlines for the continuation of Feldman and Richardson's ''Rise of Modern Mythology'' book. Feldman wanted to continue the work beyond the year 1860 up until the present.

This folder is the second of two containing a binder put together by Burton Feldman. The binder contained the bulk of research notes and outlines for the continuation of Feldman and Richardson's ''Rise of Modern Mythology'' book. Feldman wanted to continue the work beyond the year 1860 up until the present.

This folder contains Burton Feldman's research on Francis Macdonald Cornford. This research was not included in the final draft of the book ''The Rise of Modern Mythology: 1680 - 1860.'' The research may have been considered for the book when the scope of the project was larger, or it may have been collected to be used in a potential sequel.

This folder is the second of two containing Burton Feldman's research on Johann Wolfgang von Goethe. The research is broad, but has a good deal of focus on Goethe's optics, Faust, and some elements of mythology.

This folder contains Burton Feldman's research on Henri Bergson. This research was not included in the final draft of the book ''The Rise of Modern Mythology: 1680 - 1860.'' The research may have been considered for the book when the scope of the project was larger, or it may have been collected to be used in a potential sequel.