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- 24 May 1968-19 February 1974 (Creation)
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Comprises correspondence relating to Professor Karl Pribham's (Department of Psychiatry, Neuro-psychology, Stanford University School of Medicine) involvement with work on "the biological basis for language" at the Salk Institute [including a series of seminars on 'Language in a Biological Frame', 1968-69].
Subjects include: Pribham giving a seminar at the Salk Institute on 'The Neurobehavioural Analysis of Prelinguistic Functions'; attending meetings about language at the Salk Institute and La Jolla; an article by Pribham entitled 'Brain and Language' which was to be included in planned a volume of essays entitled 'Language in a Biological Frame', advice on where Professor Robert Tapp might find employment in San Diego.
Correspondents include: Bronowski, Pribham, [Sylvia] Fitzgerald (editorial associate to Bronowski), Phyllis Ellis (secretary to Pribham) and Roman Jacobson.
Also includes a copy of a letter from Bronowski to Eric Lenneberg (Department of Psychology, University of Michigan) about his paper on 'Biological Foundations of Language', and a draft and later typescript of 'Brain and Language' by Pribham.