Besides the notes on Whitehead's lectures in Philosophy 3b, includes notes on guest lectures in Whitehead's class by Raphael Demos and Charles Hartshorne, as well as a lecture by William Ernest Hocking about Whitehead, probably from Hocking's…
Includes notes on Whitehead's Philosophy 3b, his seminaries in metaphysics (Philosophy 20h) and logic (Philosophy 20i), Philosophy A, a paper on time, and one of Conger's diary entries.
Transcribed by Fred Oscanyan and James McGilvray in the 1960s as part of the Yale Philosophy Club's efforts under Paul Weiss to edit Whitehead notes, the originals were lost following Robinson's death in 1968. These transcribed notes represent less…
Pages 1-3 are Cabot's "obiter dicta," i.e., Cabot thinking through Whitehead's presentation in light of his larger project. Pages 4-9 are Cabot's notes taken during Whitehead's lecture. Pages 10-32 are the stenographer's account of Whitehead's…
Hartshorne's notes for Whitehead's 1925-26 Philosophy 3b. This version of the notes has been re-ordered and newly numbered by WRP (upper-left corner) through comparison with other other notes from the same year, most notably Roethlisberger's…
Notes for Whitehead's seminar. They are typed and pasted into a pre-numbered notebook. It seems likely that the notes are not Weiss's, and that he instead got them from another student. See LET636 and LET637.
Student notes on Whitehead's Philosophy 3b for the spring 1927 term. The first fourteen pages are Weiss's handwritten notes, while the last five pages are Ford's efforts at transcribing a portion of them.
Notes taken during Whitehead's first year of Radcliffe lectures. An edited version of these notes appears in The Harvard Lectures of Alfred North Whitehead, 1924-1925, edited by Paul Bogaard and Jason Bell.