Alastair Ian Campbell Johnstone
Part of Miscellaneous Papers
Tragedy at Winspit: 19th August 1935: pamphlet and accompanying letter.
The subject of the pamphlet, Alastair Johnstone (1917–1935), died before being able to take up his place at St John's College.
On territorial images: 'Erewhon', or, chiastic desire
Part of Samuel Butler Collection
Article in Interstices, 18, pp. 26-38.
Douglas, Andrew
Overseas journeys of Professor Sir Frank Engledow
Summary of Engledow's overseas travels, presented as a timeline and compiled by Dr Heike Jons with the support of Engledow's daughter Ruth.
Greetings card inside 'The soul of the white ant' by Eugene N. Marais
Part of Papers of Robert Aubrey Hinde
Greetings card showing Franz Marc's 'Tower of the blue horses', written by Mandy. Date completely unknown.
Part of Papers of Robert Aubrey Hinde
Print-out of email from Dorothy Cheney on behalf of both authors, expressing thanks and admiration for the inspiration that Robert Hinde has been to their research.
Part of Papers of Robert Aubrey Hinde
Computer printed copy of a piece of writing entitled 'Zone ch 5' beginning with a quotation from Hamlet 'What a piece of work is man', probably a draft of part of 'On form' published in 2017.
Print-out of email from Michael Brearley
Part of Papers of Robert Aubrey Hinde
Thanks Robert for his book and comments on various aspects of its argument and subject matter. Attaches 3 pieces he has written or is working on currently: one on sport and psychoanalysis, a second on the broader self, and a draft of something from a book he is writing which may be called 'On form'.
'The sense of self : generosity or narrow-mindedness?
Part of Papers of Robert Aubrey Hinde
Computer printed copy of his article on self, sent with A3/1, which was written as a tribute to Eric Brenman.
Print-out of email from Ray Jobling
Part of Papers of Robert Aubrey Hinde
Print-out of email from Louise Shimizu
Part of Papers of Robert Aubrey Hinde