
\brief{Rudolf Carnap an Otto Neurath, 31. Januar 1940\labelcn{1940-01-31-Carnap-an-Neurath}}{Januar 1940}

\anrede{Dear Neurath:}

\haupttext{
Morris asks to write to you my opinion about an author for the biology pamphlet. Since I do not know anybody whom I could propose, I am willing to accept Morris’ suggestion of Gerard, although I do not know him sufficiently myself. (See enclosed copy of my letter to Morris.)\fnE{Rudolf Carnap an Charles W. Morris, 31.~Januar 1940, ON 222.}

For the sake of safety, I repeat some items of my letter of Jan. 22\textsuperscript{nd}.

1. We might consider an English translation for our Library of Kaila's new book “Den Mänskliga Kunskapen”, (Söderström, Helsingfors) which is an introduction to logical empiricism. Please ask Jørgensen and Næss for their opinion.

2. \uline{Part I} of my “Studies in Semantics” will become longer than previously calculated, about 120 or 130 printed pages. It will not be ready for print before March or April.
}

\grussformel{Cordially,\\Carnap}

\ebericht{Brief, msl., 1 Seite, \href{https://doi.org/10.48666/847050}{ON 222 (Dsl. ebenfalls ON 222)}; Briefkopf: gedr. \original{Rudolf Carnap\,/\,Department of Philosophy\,/\,University of Chicago}, msl. \original{January 31, 1940}; im Dsl. oben hsl. \original{Copy (orig. by Atl. Clipper)}, am Briefende hsl. \original{Your letter of Jan. 15 just arrived.}.}
