Philosophy
Found in 56 Collections and/or Records:
AcU - Philosophy Negatives, 1980
Contains negatives relating to the philosophy department.
AcU - Philosophy Photos, 1979-1992
Contains black and white images, negatives and contact sheets of images relating to philosophy.
Arts and Sciences – Philosophy, 1970-1971
Types of Materials: Correspondence, memos
Box 4, 1924-1931
This box contains miscellaneous notes from Dickinson's time as a PhD student at the University of Chicago as well as his dissertation and dissertation notes.
Burton Feldman and Mircea Eliade, mid 20th century
Burton Feldman and Mircea Eliade pose for a photo. Mircea Eliade was a Romanian scholar, author, and philosopher. Burton Feldman was a writer, scholar, and Professor at the University of Denver.
Causality and Determinism, 1936-1983
Series 6 consists of Yourgrau's notes for teaching various. Mostly undated, the series also contains some pamphlets or publications on the subject matter.
Department of Philosophy Records
Collection contains records related to the Department of Philosophy at the University of Denver.
Essay on Nietzsche, 1936-1983
Series 4 contains drafts and notes related to books and articles published by Yourgrau, either individually or in collaboration with other scientists. Included are fragments or chapters of unnamed publications or on a specific topic.
''Essay on Nietzsche'' by Wolfgang Yourgrau, late 20th century
This is a bound volume written by Wolfgang Yourgrau, a Professor of Physics here at the University of Denver. The work is entitled ''Essay on Nietzsche: A Philosophic Investigation''. This is a draft copy that Burton Feldman marked up for editing.
Feldman correspondence and Documents, Institute for Vico Studies, 1975-1976
This folder contains correspondence, notes, and drafts of papers pertaining to a meeting of individuals associated with the Institute for Vico Studies. The meeting was to be held in 1975 to celebrate the 250th anniversary of Giambattista Vico's ''New Science,'' and Burton Feldman was invited to speak. The topic that Feldman approached was Vico as a bridge between mythology and philosophy.