The majority of the materials in the collection are in the form of correspondence.
Archimedes published his works in the form of correspondence with the principal mathematicians of his time, including the Alexandrian scholars Conon of Samos and Eratosthenes of Cyrene.
The records in this subseries document the history of the museum's custodianship of the recordings in the form of correspondence, inventories and lists that were generated by the Office of Film and Television of The Metropolitan Museum of Art.
A portion of the records is in the form of correspondence.
A significant portion of the records is in the form of correspondence.
Includes records of the Newman Student Federation in the form of correspondence to and from McMahon, notes, position papers, and printed material such as reprints, pamphlets, newsletters, reports and resolutions.
For example, the form of correspondence that accounts for the truth of (39) obtains as a combination of the physical fulfillment of 'the causing of x', the mental reference of 'pain', and the moral satisfaction of 'x is bad' (2005: 328).
[30] Tillemans (1999, 6 12) examines this would-be pragmatism, seeing the theory of truth in Dharmakīrti as a weak form of correspondence.
Casual in form of correspondence from Charles Dickens to Thackeray, Wilkie Collins, and Anthony Trollope.
An inexpensive form of correspondence, the postcard, first introduced by Austria in 1869, was soon adopted by most other countries.
In 'True to the Facts' (1969b) Davidson does defend what he there presents as a form of correspondence theory of truth.
