I am very happy to be in touch with you. We will go forward with Physikalische SpracheB1931@„Die physikalische Sprache als Universalsprache der Wissenschaft“, Erkenntnis 2, 1931, 423–465 on those conditions; and I have sent a letter to Dr. NeurathPNeurath, Otto, 1882–1945, öst. Philosoph und Sozialwiss., heiratete 1912 Olga Neurath und 1941 Marie Neurath requesting him to keep what he has to say for the later Logische Syntax der SpracheB1934@Logische Syntax der Sprache, Wien, 1934. Three Einführungen would certainly be out of place for one Aufsatz; and yours is specially needed, because you will be able to make whatever additions seem necessary after you have seen the part by Mr. BlackPBlack, Max, 1909–1988, brit.-am. Philosoph.
When I had my first discussions with Mr. BlackPBlack, Max, 1909–1988, brit.-am. Philosoph, I was not clear that his notes would be so much as 40 pages. But no doubt they will be of value to the sort of English reader he has in mind; and it may give the book a better chance with them if something is said from their angle. He has the ear of the experts in this field, though in his book, The Nature of MathematicsBBlack, Max!1933@The Nature of Mathematics. A Critical Survey, London, 1933, there was not that clear account of the Wiener KreisISchlick-Zirkel, Wiener Kreis, and its interest in the Language of Science, for which I myself had been hoping. Such an account (as a side light on whatever he may now be writing for his 40 pages). Dr. NeurathPNeurath, Otto, 1882–1945, öst. Philosoph und Sozialwiss., heiratete 1912 Olga Neurath und 1941 Marie Neurath will be able to give in connection with the Logische Syntax der SpracheB1934@Logische Syntax der Sprache, Wien, 1934.
It is good news that this SyntaxB1934@Logische Syntax der Sprache, Wien, 1934 will be ready in early 1934; and that you are in control of the rights. It is frequently hard to do business with SpringerISpringer Verlag; and it would certainly not be possible to make any payment greater than £ 15 - £ 20 for a first printing of 1500 copies. My idea would be for the Countess von ZeppelinPZeppelin, Amethe von, *1896, brit. Übersetzerin, verh. mit Leo von Zeppelin to put this book into English. She is now doing Gätschenberger’sPGätschenberger, Richard, 1865–1936, dt. PhilosophZeichenBGätschenberger, Richard!1932@Zeichen, die Fundamente des Wissens, Stuttgart, 1932, and has had a very 🕮 good training in the field of Mathematics and Logic.
I am pleased to hear you had a talk with Dr. NeurathPNeurath, Otto, 1882–1945, öst. Philosoph und Sozialwiss., heiratete 1912 Olga Neurath und 1941 Marie Neurath about Basic English. I am sending under a separate cover copies of Bentham’sPBentham, Jeremy, 1748–1832, brit. Philosoph Theory of FictionsB, Jeremy Bentham 1832-2032sicher falsch; stillschweigend?, OppositionB, and Word EconomyB from Cambridge; and from London aKsl.Basic EnglishB (general account), The A B CB (structure for teaching), Basic English Applied: Science‚Basic for Economics, Carl and Anna, Debabelization, Symbolic DistanceB and the 1933 PsycheIPsyche, Zeitschrift. These will give you a general picture of the theory on which the system is based. The argument against Esperanto and such is in the early pages 13-40 of DebabelizationB.
This letter is itself all in Basic English, and within the rules of the A B C.
