Correspondence: Jacob Bronowski

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1962-1966
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PP/CRI/C/1/7
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Correspondence with Jacob Bronowski, in his capacity as Deputy Director of the Salk Institute. Within the correspondence, which concerns Salk administrative matters, there is material relating to an obituary for Leo Szilard (1964), and a short Personal Statement from Bronowski (July, 1962) regarding his research perspective for the Institute (extract: "Hitherto, the philosophy of science has been preoccupied with physics; I want to turn it to study the logic of biology.")

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1962-1966

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