Fritz MartiPapers 1909-2009

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Fritz MartiPapers 1909-2009

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Fritz Marti (1894-1991), was a Swiss-bornphilosophy professor highly regarded as an expert on post-Kantianidealism. His papers contain a significant trove of correspondence,including letters with such figures as Jacques Barzun, Walter Lippman andJohn F. Kennedy. The archive likewise features a wide swath ofbiographical items, research notebooks and unpublished manuscripts. Oneparticular highlight of the collection is an annotated manuscript ofMarti's unpublished translation of F. W. J. Schelling's . The Method of University Studies

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