The Press: "Philosophical congress, opening meetings yesterday"
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Title
The Press: "Philosophical congress, opening meetings yesterday"
Description
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 from overseas. Its initiator and organiser was A. N. Prior and it took place in the old campus of Canterbury University College in the present Christchurch Art Centre. The reports, that ran daily in The Press, were all written by Jonathan Bennett, former student of Canterbury University College and at the time philosophy lecturer at the University of Auckland.
Source
The Press, Sat. 23 May 1953, p. 2.
Date
23/05/1953
Contributor
Stuff/The Press
Rights
Copyright Stuff/The Press. Used with permission. All rights reserved
Relation
AP044b, AP044c, AP044d
Format
TIFF
Language
en
Identifier
AP044
Text Item Type Metadata
Original Format
Newspaper article, 1 page
Citation
“The Press: "Philosophical congress, opening meetings yesterday",” Popper and Prior in New Zealand, accessed November 23, 2024, http://popper-prior.nz/items/show/26.