\brief{Rudolf Carnap an Charles Morris, 18. Juli 1934}{Juli 19334}

%, July, 18, 1934.

\anrede{Dear Mr. Morris!}

\haupttext{Many thanks for your pamphlet about Pragmatism and Democracy\IW{}. I was very interested to read it and to
see what position the Pragmatists take in such general, cultural and political questions and how they regard the
present situation. But I believe, the ethical and political aims cannot be deduced theoretically from the theories of
Pragmatism but are connected with them only personally.

Now there is emerged a new plan for the next weeks: a friend of ours has offered us to bring us in his car in the
Italian Dolomites. We will accept it provided that you would also come there. The trip begins on July\,27. Our friend goes
to a very fashionable and expensive place; we will look for a cheaper one. Would you not think such a little trip (we
should stay 14 days or so) would be nice and refreshing for you and your family\IN{\morrisfrau} \IN{\morrisenskind} also? Please write us whether you are
willing to come with us and on which date you wish to leave Vienna.

If by any reason you would \uline{not} like to come to the mountains please write immediately! Because in this case we should
refuse the proposal of our friend, and that we had to do till Monday. Therefore, in the \uline{negative} case, please post your
letter at the latest on Saturday at noon (or a cable until Sunday evening; cable-address: Carnap, Podhomolkou 146, Prag).
We shall write more details after having received your answer.

Very sincerely}

\grussformel{yours\\
R. Carnap}


\ebericht{Brief, msl. 1 Seite, \href{https://doi.org/10.48666/870344}{CM (Dsl. RC 029-04-14)}; Briefkopf: gestempelt \original{Prof. Dr. Rudolf Carnap \,/\, Prag XVII. \,/\, N. Motol, Pod Homolkou 146}, msl. \original{July, 18, 1934}.}
