\brief{C. K. Ogden an Rudolf Carnap, 13. Jänner 1934}{Jänner 1934}

%Jan 13, 1934

\anrede{Dear Dr. Carnap,}

\haupttext{I was very pleased to \blockade{?} your Basic letter. (There is only one `serious` error! `Soon` is not Basic). The rest is all
quite clear, but I have made changes in pencil on points of \uline{idiom}. Some of them are special uses listed in the
\uline{ABC} 250; but there is no need for anyone who is not English to be troubled by them. Please do some more. Yours is
one of the very best first attempts \blockade{we} have ever had.

Mr. Black\IN{\black} says he is now in touch with you, and everything seems to be in order.~\neueseite{}

Our representatin in Prague, Dr. V\'{c}adlo\IN{\vcadlo} (V\'{a}clav 35), was here Dec\,15 to Dec\,30.
When requested, he would be happy to get in touch with you. He is a very good friend, and a man of great learning. Dr.
Neurath\IN{\neurath} is now making some pictures for Basic teaching.

You may get a letter from the Countess von Zeppelin\IN{\zeppelin} on her way back through Vienna, about putting your new book\IC{\logischesyntaxenglisch}
into English}

\grussformel{Yours \blockade{very truly}\\
CK. Ogden}

\briefanhang{The names of sciences not yet internationally fixed may be put `` ``; but most of them are now international in part.

It would give us much pleasure to have your name in the list on page\,6.

I am reading the books you so kindly sent with great interest, and when you come to England there will be points of
detail for discussion.}

\ebericht{Brief, hsl., 2 Seiten, \href{https://doi.org/10.48666/871535}{RC 081-13-21}; Briefkopf: \blockade{fac simile: Orthological Institute}, hsl. \original{Jan\,13, 1934}.}