File MS-2-232, Box 2, Folder 7 - The problem of the bridge : [manuscript]

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The problem of the bridge : [manuscript]

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MS-2-232, Box 2, Folder 7

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  • [1913 or 1914] (Creation)

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8 leaves of textual records : typed ; 21 x 33 cm

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(1892-1974)

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File contains an undated (presumably 1913 or 1914, while a student at the University of Nebraska) typed manuscript entitled "The problem of the bridge", written by Kenneth Leslie, and submitted to his professor as part of a course in philosophy. The "bridge" of which Leslie writes is discussing the "problem of metaphysical knowledge". File discusses the Eleatics, Aristotle, Descartes, Spinoza, Locke, Berkeley, Hume and Kant in relation to metaphysical knowledge.

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Faint teastaining; vertical and horizontal creasing

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  • English

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Previously housed in folder E ("School Essays") at accession.

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Penciled mark of "95" in upper left corner of front page.

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