\brief{Rudolf Carnap an C. K. Ogden, 30. August 1934}{August 1934}

%, August, 30, 1934.

\anrede{Dear Mr. \textit{Ogden},}

\haupttext{Thank you for your two letters of July\,21.

The MS of my London Lectures\IC{\londonervortraege} is written. I shall give it to you in London or send it already before. Then we may see
what Kegan Paul\II{\keganpaulverlag} think about publishing it. Your suggestion of giving one of the lectures in Basic has something
attractive about it, and I had thought myself already before about this idea. But I think that this occasion would not be
quite convenient, because these lectures contain a lot of technical terms; I should feel to much restricted, if I were to
say these things in Basic. But I am considering the possibility of writing later on a paper containing the more general
views without the technical matters; and in this case I should be very obliged for your kind help to put it into Basic.

I shall come to London with my wife\IN{\ina} about the middle of September. From September\,10 my address will be: c/o American
Express Co, 6 Haymarket \textkritik{London SW1}\fnA{Hsl.}. I shall be very happy to meet you soon.}

\grussformel{Yours very truly\\
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\ebericht{Brief, msl. Dsl., 1 Seite, \href{https://doi.org/10.48666/871575}{RC 081-13-13}; Briefkopf: msl. \original{August, 30, 1934}.}
