I was glad to learn from a letter of Dr. MorrisPMorris, Charles W., 1901–1979, am. Philosoph, bis 1951 verh. mit Trude Morris, danach mit Ellen Ruth Morris that you are interested in my paper about Philosophical ProblemsB1934@„On the Character of Philosophic Problems“, Philosophy of Science 1 (1), 1934, 5–19 (not quite well translated however). Later found as a result of this interest your questions published in No 2 of “Philosophy of Science”IPhilosophy of Science, Zeitschrift. I have sent an Answer to Mr. MalisoffPMalisoff, William, 1895–1947, russ.-am. Philosoph and suppose that it will appear in No 3 or 4. I am enclosing a copy of the Answer. I am not sure whether I have answered just the points of your questions in a satisfactory manner. More details you will find in my book “Logische Syntax der Sprache”B1934@Logische Syntax der Sprache, Wien, 1934. It will appear in about 2 weeks, and then I will send you a copy. If then some points should still not be quite clear, please let me know. It will be a pleasure for me to give further explanations, whether it be in private letter or in a public way.
I am glad to have the opportunity of seeing Dr. MorrisPMorris, Charles W., 1901–1979, am. Philosoph, bis 1951 verh. mit Trude Morris, danach mit Ellen Ruth Morris personally in July. I hope to receive through our conversations a more exact impression of your philosophical views also.
Some days ago I sent you a copy of “The Unity of Science”B1934@The Unity of Science. Übersetzung und Einleitung von Max Black, London, 1934. Perhaps the Introduction (“The Viennese Circle Does Not Practice Philosophy”B) will be of interest for you.
