\brief{Otto Neurath an Rudolf Carnap und Charles W. Morris, 10. März 1939}{März 1939}


\anrede{Dear Professor Morris:}

\haupttext{
I write you in a hurry. I am very glad that the Press has sent me a contract for
the next six volumes of the encyclopaedia. I have signed the contract. I have
also received the letter dealing with the Journal.

My contract with van\fnA{\original{von}} Stockum dealing with the series of monographs and the
series of books is signed by me. Associate editors are provided for in the
contract, but no names are given as yet because we must be able to get new
editors with\-out changing the contract. At present the associate editors are
Carnap, Frank, Jørgensen and Morris. I think that is sufficient for the
immediate future.

I should like to have the letter from the Press to me formulated in the same
way; Neurath as editor in chief, and associate editors without names.

Thank you very much for your kind cooperation, and all good wishes.

Brunswick could read a paper,\fnAmargin{Ksl. \original{\textsp{\uline{Brunswik} \unll\ dass er dann will??}}.} if psychology should be put at the end of the
Congress. His Congress is closing September 7\textsuperscript{th}. I suggest that psychology should
be reserved for the last. John Dewey, myself and others should be advanced a day,
instead of psychology, and Sarton would be put in instead of John Dewey, Neurath
and others. Brunswick asked whether he may publish in psychological periodicals
that we are giving psychology a special place in our Congress. Please write him
in this sense. I am sending a copy of this letter to Carnap.

Greetings,}

\grussformel{\editor{Otto Neurath}}


\ebericht{Brief, Dsl., 1 Seite, \href{https://doi.org/10.48666/846581}{RC 102-53-37}; Briefkopf: msl. \original{March 10, 1939} und \original{Prof. Charles W. Morris\,/\,Department of Philosophy\,/\,University of Chicago\,/\,Chicago, Illinois}; ohne Signatur.}
