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Comprises correspondence with Ralph Wendell Burhoe (Editor of Zygon, journal of Religion and Science) on discussion of "philosophical issues of physical and biological laws" in Zygon, and suggesting that Eugene Wigner, Rene Dubos and Theodosious Dobzhansky contribute. Also includes a volume of Zygon (vol. 6, no. 2, Jun 1971).

Comprises correspondence with Ralph Wendell Burhoe (editor) on: asking Bronowski to write for Zygon; requesting Bronowski's advice on a proposal to establish a Center for Advanced Study in the Religion and Science; and asking for his opinion on 'Problems of rationality in biology' by Henry Skolimowski which challenged Bronowski's article on 'Evolution of Complexity'.

Also includes articles by Burhoe, related reports and a list of essays that had appeared in Zygon (1966-1970).

Consists of a reprint of 'The organization of a memory system' by Young (Department of Anatomy, University College London), with an envelope listing the lecture.

Comprises correspondence with: Professor Arthur Galston and Dr Alan Garen (Department of Biology, Yale University) on Bronowski visiting Yale in 1966; and with Serge Chermayeff (Professor of Architectural Design, Yale University) inviting Bronowski to give a lecture and seminars.

Papers

Drafts of speeches, pocket diaries and other non-academic writing.

Consists of a report on the activities of the Institute for the Study of Science in Human Affairs (Apr 1966-Mar 1968), Columbia University in the City of New York, with an envelope listing the report.

Comprises correspondence mainly relating to Meridian Books (World Publishing Company) publishing paperback versions of 'The Face of Violence' and 'The Poet's Defence'.

Also includes correspondence with other publishers on the paperback versions; a press release about 'The Face of Violence'; letters asking Bronowski to serve on an editorial board, about Kenneth Douglas leaving Meridian Books and from C J Friedrich (Harvard University) thanking Bronowski for a copy of 'The Face of Violence'.

Contains correspondence on Bronowski becoming a fellow of the Academy (1962), Bronowski supporting a proposal to award the first honorary membership to King Gustaf VI of Sweden, planning for a World University, the 3rd plenary meeting in Rome (1965), the death of Dr Hugo Boyko (was president) and Harold D Lasswell taking over as president.

Includes: circular letters sent to members on the activities of the World Academy of Art and Science (WAAS); membership lists and lists of proposed and newly elected members; a financial report (1963-64); a notice about members who had died (G J P Domagk, W C Leeuw and Leo Szilard); a timetable of the 3rd plenary meeting in Rome; a programme, list of lectures, report and copy of a notice in 'Nature and Resources' UNESCO newsletter about the associated symposium on "Highly Saline and Seawater Irrigation without or in combination with Desalination".

Also includes booklets containing: the Manifesto and statutes of the Academy, 'Environment and Society in Transition: World Priorities' and a 'WAAS-Newsletter' (Jan 1966).

Additionally contains a National Coal Board memo about sick leave, 1963.

Comprises correspondence and other material relating to the Council for Biology in Human Affairs' programme for "Research into the Biology of Aging and Study of its Potential Social and Human Consequences", and particularly a series of workshops on aging to be held at the Salk Institute organised by Bronowski and Harry Boardman.

Includes research and study plans, outlines of plans for 3 workshops [it is possible that only one took place], agendas (some drafts) for the first workshop (6-8 Jul 1974), correspondence between Stephen Fulder (Genetics Division, National Institute for Medical Research, United Kingdom) and Bronowski on Fulder wishing to work with Bronowski on aging.

Consists of a draft and final typescript list of people who worked on 'The Ascent of Man' television programme.

Consists of a typescript preprint of a paper on 'Interhemispheric division of labour' by Stevan R. Harnad (Princeton University).

[Key Dismukes was a post-doctoral researcher with the Council for Biology in Human Affairs].

Comprises: source material (including articles by Gerard Radnitzky); excerpts from Bruce Goldberg's thesis on 'A Phenomenological Approach to the Question of Certainty'; a typescript page on 'Historical and Philosophical Evidence, Research in progress by B. Goldberg'; and a list of possible research topics.

[Goldberg was a researcher due to work with Bronowski under the Council for Biology in Human Affairs at the Salk Institute].

Comprises multiple series of files relating to Bronowski's work, organised alphabetically by title or subject [from Bronowski's office at the Salk Institute].

Wondrous Love. Variations on a Shape-note Hymn, for organ (in F minor). By Samuel Barber.
Published by Chappell & Co. Ltd., London.

Consists of articles by Lewis Wolpert (2 with other authors), with an envelope listing the articles.

Comprises correspondence with Patricia Marx on planning for Bronowski to be interviewed for the 'Patricia Marx Interviews' radio programme, with a related press release.

Consists of a photocopy of a paper presented at a symposium on Gynecologic Endocrinology (19 Mar 1964) with a copy of a letter about the paper and pages referring to a related study.

The paper was written by Robert A. Wilson, Raimondo E. Brevetti, Edmund R. Marino, Thelma A. Wilson and Gretchen I. Wilson (Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology of the Methodist Hospital, Brooklyn, New York).

Includes personal account book for 'my first term at Cambridge' although covers just more than his first year at Cambridge.

The album contains snapshot photographs of fellow Jesuans as the First World War begins. There are also photographs of 'Jesus Lines' at an Officer Training Camp showing Jesuans some of whom died during the Great War. Nevill himself was killed during the attack on Montaubin at the Battle of the Somme on the 1 July 1916.

Many photographs have been removed from the album, the remainder are as follows:

1. Howard in the drawing room [missing]

2. Majorie & Barbara [missing]

3. Woodroffe in Pump Court

4. Richardson; Miller; McLoughlin; Woodroffe and Higgins

5. Pump Court

6. Chapel Court

7. New Buildings

8. Cloister Court

9. Master's Garden & Chapel

10. Clare Kings

11. Trinity Bridge

12. George's hat, Woodroffe

13. Self, Gstaad [missing]

14. Tom [missing]

15. Self [missing]

16. Woodroffe & Passingham on my bedroom balcony

17. Daibuler; Searing & Maurice [missing]

18. D.;H.;N.S.;T.;M.;E. Holmbury [missing]

19. A.F. Wildings VI v. Varsity

20. Elsie; N.S. and Holmbury [missing]

21. Mason; N.S.; 'Snippets' Morrison; H.N.; George and W.P.N.

22. A.F. Wilding

23. Woods near Holmbury [missing]

24. Beaumont Manor [missing]

25. Maisie P.; D.; N.S.; D.G. And E. [missing]

26. View from Gstaad to Saanen [missing]

27. Maisie P. [missing]

28. Untitled

29. May Week 1914, Jesus III

30. May Week 1914, The End

31. May Week 1914, View in May week

32. May Week 1914, Jesus II

33. May Week 1914, Johnny; Jasper Holmes and K.S Rudd

34. May Week 1914, Ridley; Eric Fairbairn

35. May Week 1914, Jesus I Head

36. May Week 1914, Bell; Livingstone; Bullough; Fisher and Oldham

37. Bugatti, John Miller up

38. Hispano Suisa, Higgins up

39. Rover J. L-G [Le Gros] up, also Hamel

40. TT Triumph, Richardson up

41. Destroyer & Review in distance

42. Hamel at Cambridge

43. Finish of coaching marathon at Richmond, Vanderbilt's team

44. 'Lord Duck!' Richardson

45. Elsie, Doff [missing]

46. D.;H.;N.S.;T.;M. and E. [missing]

47. Captain Herring [missing]

48. Rough [missing]

49. Friday Street [missing]

50. Holmbury St Marys [missing]

51. Chapel Court

52. Master's Garden & Chapel

53. Tennyson's House

54. Same back view [missing]

55. G. L-G [Le Gros] at 51 M.C.

56. Self's ghost on drawing room [missing]

57. Lord Duck punting, Woodroffe

58. Arthur Bond at Beaumont, the morning after [missing]

59. 'Geoff' Bradley

60. 'Dick' Piper

61. 'Johnny'; C. Brockmer; Lowe; 'Sticks'and Woodroffe [and others]

62. Woodroffe and Oliver Hawkins

63. Band, Mytchett 1914

64. Jesus Lines

65. 'Sally'; Johnnie; Lowe; 'Sticks' and Brockmer

66. Piper; Thomas; G.Y.L. ; L/W.W.; Brockmer; Oliver; Grubb and Forman [?]

67. 'Fat Boy' Sergeant Le Gros à la toilette

68. Jesus Lines

69. Before inspection

Correspondence of William Lee with Richard Falkiner

Comprises correspondence with William Glazier (Associate Dean of Albert Einstein College of Medicine, New York) about Glazier's involvement with the Salk Institute, including being part of the Commission on Biology, Medicine and Health Care, and declining the invitation to be Executive Director of the Council [for Biology in Human Affairs]. Includes letters from Glazier to Joseph Slater (Anderson Foundation) and Stuart Ross (Salk Institute).

Manuscript & typescripts William F. Cormack without accompanying correspondence

Comprises slides for Bronowski's lecture on 'The Minute Particulars of William Blake', the original box (stored separately) and a list of slides.