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A.N. Prior, "Definitions, rules and axioms" [manuscript]
The original manuscript of Prior's paper published in The Proceedings of the Aristotelian Society, vol. 56, 1955–56. Typed, with handwritten corrections. The paper was read at the meeting of the Aristotelian Society in London on 28 May 1956, at 7 pm,…
The Times: Mr Arthur Prior, A notable scholar
Additional commentary by A. Kenny on Prior's obituary in The Times. The Times, 17 Oct. 1969.
The Times: Obituary - Mr A. N. Prior, Philosopher and author
Newspaper clip of Prior's obituary, with biography. The Times, 8 Oct. 1969.
The Press: "Appointment in Britain - Professor A. N. Prior"
Newspaper notice on Prior's appointment at the University of Manchester, a short biography and a photo of Prior.
The Press: "Civil Liberties - Weaknesses Evident in New Zealand Thought"
The text of Prior's address "The Threat to Civil Liberties in New Zealand Today and Tomorrow" at the annual meeting of the Civil Liberties Council in Christchurch in late April 1955, The Press, 4 May 1955
The Press: "Government Policy On University 'Shocking'"
Christchurch newspaper The Press made an interview with A.N. Prior on the eve of his departure from New Zealand to the UK, to take up an academic postion at Manchester University.
The Press: "John Locke Lectures, Professor Prior to Give Series, Oxford University Invitation"
Newspaper article on Prior's plans for his study leave year in the UK
The Press: "Personal Items"
Newspaper notice on Prior being granted refresher leave for 1956, The Press, 27 Apr. 1955, p. 12
The Press: "Philosophical Congress, Final Session"
Newspaper report on the final day of the Philosophy Congress held in Christchurch from 22-25 May 1953. It was the first ever philosophy conference held in New Zealand. The conference was international, as several of the speakers were from overseas.…
The Press: "Philosophical congress, opening meetings yesterday"
Newspaper report in The Press on the first day of the Philosophy Congress held in Christchurch from 22-25 May 1953. It was the first ever philosophy conference held in New Zealand. The conference was international, as several of the speakers were…