own. One of these, of the University Archive collections of Anderson material (2006) owes to the unstinting co-operation of of Archives staff: Julia Mant, Nyree Morrison, Tim Robinson and Anne Picot.

I have further added material from other sources: bibliographical A Life of Thinking notes (most especially, James Franklin’s 2003 Corrupting the The Andersonian Tradition in Australian Philosophy Youth), internet searches, and compilations of Andersonian material such as may be found in Heraclitus, the pre-Heraclitus a chronological bibliography Libertarian Broadsheet, the post-Heraclitus Sydney Realist, and Mark Weblin’s JA and The Northern Line. The attempt to chronologically line up Anderson’s own work against the work of James Packer others showing some greater or lesser interest in it, seems to me a necessary move to contextualise not only Anderson himself, but Australian philosophy and politics in the twentieth century and beyond—and perhaps, more broadly still, a realist tradition that Australia now exports to the world. Introductory Note What are the origins and substance of this “realist tradition”? Perhaps the best summary of it is to be found in Anderson’s own The first comprehensive Anderson bibliography was the one reading, currently represented in the books in Anderson’s library constructed for Studies in Empirical Philosophy (1962). It listed as bequeathed to the University of Sydney. I supply an edited but Anderson’s published philsophical work and a fair representation unabridged version of the list of these books that appears on the of his published social criticism. In 1984 Geraldine Suter published John Anderson SETIS website, to follow the bibliography proper. a “Bibliographic Study on the Philosophy of John Anderson” which While I have aimed the bibliography to be as full as possible, made two significant additions to the SEP bibliography: Anderson’s correspondence is generally accounted in the most comprehensive compilations of works about Anderson and his general terms, concentrating on Anderson’s role in the various philosophy, and of collections of unpublished material to be controversies. Examples of the various dated notes in the John found at the time both in the University of Sydney Archives and in Anderson Papers have only been mentioned where they refer to the possession of Brian Birchall. Since then, Mark Weblin has an identifiable address (per Mark Weblin) or published article. produced a “John Anderson Bibliography” (2011) that does significant work in tracing the totality of Anderson’s activity at the J.G.P. University of Sydney from the personal records of John Anderson April 2012 and family, which were bequeathed in full to the University in 1995 and are housed at the University of Sydney Archives. The bibliography as represented here attempts to incorporate all of these sources, adding material derived from indexes of my Compilations LPT2007 Lectures on Political Theory 1941-45, by John Anderson, ed. Creagh McLean Cole. Sydney: Sydney EP Education and Politics 1931 , by John Anderson. Sydney: University Press, 2007. Angus & Robertson, 1931. LMP2008 Lectures on Modern Philosophy 1932-35: Hume, Reid, SEP1962 Studies in Empirical Philosophy, by John Anderson. James, by John Anderson; ed. Creagh McLean Cole. Sydney: Angus & Robertson, 1962. Sydney: Sydney University Press, 2008. DAE Dialectic 1977 vol 14, 1977. “Anderson on Education”. LGP2008 Lectures on Greek Philosophy 1928, by John Anderson. Edited by Brian Birchall and Norelle Evans. Introduction by Graham Cullum, eds. Graham Cullum and EI1980 Education and Inquiry: John Anderson on Education. Creagh McLean Cole. Sydney: Sydney University Press, Oxford: Blackwell, 1980. Edited by D.Z. Phillips. 2008. AR1982 Art and Reality: John Anderson on Literature and Anthologies Aesthetics. Sydney: Hale & Iremonger, 1982. Edited by Australian Highway Janet Anderson, Graham Cullum and Limon Lycos. “Anderson and Andersonianism Special Issue” September 1958. H1980f. Heraclitus, September 1980-July 2004, issues 1-116. Q1977. Quadrant, July 1977 [publication of addresses given at JA: A Journal Dedicated to Professor John Anderson, his Family the John Anderson 50 year Commemoration and Associates, ed.and comp. Mark Weblin. April 2003- Conference]. November 2005. DAP1987. Dialectic vol. 30 1987 ed. Leila Cumming (reprinted The Northern Line: An On-line Journal Dedicated to the Life and 1993). Special Issue “Andersonian Papers”. Work of John Anderson, ed. and comp. Mark Weblin. The Australian Journal of Anthropology Special Issue 3: “John December 2006- Anderson and Social Inquiry” 1992 3:1&2. Guest editors: Kenneth Maddock and Steven Thiele. FC2001 Freethought and Censorship: Professor John Anderson’s Addresses on Freethought and Censorship 1927-1931 [49 SEP Bibliographical Note. pp. incl. index] no compiler stated; nd. [?2001]. The journals referred to more than once are given their full title PFL2003 A Perilous and Fighting Life: From Communist to on their first appearance, with the exception of the Australasian Conservative: The Political Writings of Professor John Journal of Psychology and Philosophy. This is referred to as AJPP Anderson, ed. Mark Weblin. Melbourne: Pluto Press, for all numbers up to the end of 1946; for later numbers the 2003. abbreviation is AJP (the name of the journal having been changed in1947 to the Australasian Journal of Philosophy). STC2007 Space, Time and the Categories: Lectures on Metaphysics 1949-50, by John Anderson. Introduction by Sydney University Archives David Armstrong; ed. Creagh Cole. Sydney: Sydney Where no Collection Number is stated, the reference is always University Press, 2007. to SUA P42, the personal archive of John Anderson and Family. By Anderson Relative to Anderson

1915-1919

Glasgow, 1915-1918 “Sociological Tales.” (as “Jude”, Glasgow University Magazine vol. 27:4, Jan 27 SUA P42 Series 9. 13 Photographic Prints of John Anderson, 1900-1925. 1915). [H1993, 30, Mar 1993] “Two Biological Theories. . .” (as “Jude”, Glasgow University Magazine vol. 27:5 February 17 1915). [H1993, 31 Mar 1993]

“More Light.” (as “Jude”, Glasgow University Magazine vol. 27:7, March 17 1915).

[H1993, 31, May 1993]

“Thanksgiving.” (as “Jude”, Glasgow University Magazine vol. 27 1914-1915). [H1992, 28, Sept 1992] Anderson student Essays: “Was the Question which Thales Asked Ever Answered? If SUA Series 23 (July 1916 to June 1922) Correspondence: Jenny Baillie to JA. so, How?” [n.d.]; “The Substance-Attribute Conception in Spinoza” [n.d.]; “Are Relations Qualities?” (23 November 1916 SUA Series 1 Item 6); “The Presuppositions of Pluralism” (26 February 1917 SUA Series 1 Item 8); “The

Order of the Categories” [n.d.] All JA [unreleased: 2004].

“A Disquisition.” (as “Jude”, Glasgow University Magazine vol. 28. 1916-1917). [H1992, 28 Sept 1992] “Russia as I saw it.” (as “Stayat Home”, Glasgow University Magazine vol. 28 1916- 1917) [JA2004, 10, February 2004] “The World to Come.” (as “Jude”, Glasgow University Magazine vol. 28 1916-1917) [JA2004, 10, February 2004] “Tales for Men Only.” (as “Jude”, Glasgow University Magazine vol. 28 1916-1917) [JA2004, 10, February 2004]

“The Evolution of a Literary Artist.” (as “Jude”, Glasgow University Magazine vol. 28

1916-1917) [JA2004, 10, February 2004]

SUA Series 18 (October 1916 to June 1922) Correspondence: JA to Jenny Baillie.

Editorial [pp. 92-3.] (Glasgow University Magazine vol. 28 1916-1917) [JA2004, 10, February 2004] “The State as a Moral Agent” (1916-1917). [original in Glasgow University Archives; copy in Sydney University Archives] [Awarded Glasgow University Silver Medal for an essay in Political Science] SUA Series 19 Correspondence: Members of JA’s own family in Scotland and New By Anderson Relative to Anderson

Zealand (to William Anderson: 1917-1929; others: to 1952) Student essays “Is Immediate Experience Genuine Inference?” 25/1/1917 (12 pp) [SUA Series 1 Item 7]; “Kant’s examination of the arguments for the Existence of God, and his own Ethical Argument” 6/2/1917 (14 pp); “The

Relation of Socrates to the Pre-Socratics and the Sophists” 8/5/1917 (29 pp). SUA Series 1 Item 5. Letters to JA from Samuel Alexander: 28/3/17 [typed, on JA’s “Space-Time and Consciousness” 18 May 1917 [SUA Series 1 Item 10] [The Northern criticisms of “transitiveness” etc.] 1 p.; 6/11/17, on series [1p.]. Line No 4 July 2007]

SUA Series 1 Item 12. Draft letter to Alexander 25/5/1917 [2 pp.] [The Northern Line No 4 July 2007] “The Philosophical Doctrines of William James.” Glasgow University MA Thesis, August 1917. [original handwritten and later n.d. typed copy, John Anderson Papers SUA; SETIS] [“Error and the False Proposition: Excerpts from MA Thesis The Philosophical Doctrines of William James (1918 [sic])”. H1999, 72,

March 1999] The Philosophical Doctrines of William James

Editorial [p. 188.] (Glasgow University Magazine vol. 29 1917-1918) [JA2004, 10, February 2004] SUA Series 34 Box 79 /15. JA University of Glasgow degree. MA 1st Class November 1917. “Blind to the World.” (as “Jude”, Glasgow University Magazine vol. 29. 1917-1918).

[H1992, 28 Sept 1992]

“Ghosts.” (as “Jude”, Glasgow University Magazine vol. 29. 1917-1918) [JA2004, 10, February 2004] “Two Houses.” (as “Jude”, Glasgow University Magazine vol. 29. 1917-1918) [JA2004, 10, February 2004] “On the Decay of Institutions.”Glasgow University Magazine vol. 29 1917-1918 p. 93. “Oatmeal.” (as “Jude”, Glasgow University Magazine vol. 29 1917-1918 pp. 137-8). [JA2004, 10, February 2004]

“The Cult of Immaturity.” (as “Jude”, Glasgow University Magazine vol. 29. 1917-

1918). [JA2004, 10, February 2004]

“Double or quits.” (as “Jude”, Glasgow University Magazine vol. 29. 1917-1918). [JA2004, 10, February 2004] “Goats.” (as “Jude”, Glasgow University Magazine vol. 29. 1917-1918). [JA2004, 10, February 2004] “The Art of Being Interviewed”; “A Bar Turn.” (as “Jude”, Glasgow University By Anderson Relative to Anderson

Magazine volume and date uncertain, 1915-1918.) [JA2004, 10, February 2004] SUA Series 1 Item 13. Undated notes on political issues include: Guilds, “Socialism and Liberalism”, “Government by Force”, “Historical Value”, “Historical

Importance” [c. 20/11/1917?], “Economic Basis of Socialism”, “Reconstruction”, “Socialism—The Theory of the Class War”, “The War and the Status of Women”, History of Economic Doctrines from Sismondi to Rodbertus”. SUA Series 1 Box 1 Item 13. “The International”. Paper to the Fabian Society 24 January 1918.

SUA Series 1 Box 5 Item 45 “The Fallacy of Optimism” Address to the Glasgow

University Philosophical Society, 19th February 1918. [Report published in Glasgow University Magazine] [H1993, 32, Aug 1993] [?Contemporaneous addresses: “Original Sin”, “Personality and Freedom of the Will”; “Is Progress an Illusion?”] 1919 SUA Series 1 Item 13. Letter from A.R. Orage 17 August 1918. SUA Series 1 Box 2/16 /1. Principles of Mathematics [Lectures?; 16 pp.; nd.—1919?] [L.J. Russell notes reverse p. 1] SUA Series 1 Box 2/16/2. Logic: Lectures [Cardiff]. 1/11/1919-2/12/1919. [24 pp.; 8/11/19. 2pp.] SUA Series 1 Box 1 /14. Ethics: Lecture Notes 1919 [Cardiff]. 4/11/19-27/11/19 [27 pp.] SUA Series 1 Box 2/17. Lectures [Cardiff]: Introduction to Philosophical Problems 7/11/19-21/11/19 [8 pp.] 1920-1926 1920s SUA Series 1 Box 6/58 “Lectures on Bosanquet: The Value and Destiny of the SUA Series 23 ( July 1916 to June 1922) Correspondence: Jenny Baillie to JA. Individual” [52 pp.; nd.—1918- early 1920s?] SUA Series 18 (October 1916 to June 1922) Correspondence: JA to Jenny Baillie. 1920 SUA Series 1 Box 6/61. Psychology [Lecture notes, Glasgow] (five folders) [nd.— 1919-20]: /1. Notes on Psychology [27 pp] Definitions, Relation to other

sciences, Methods, Introspection, Body and Mind, Applications of By Anderson Relative to Anderson

Introspection [4 pp. of summary notes from beginning]; /2. Notes on Psychology [pp. 27-54; from 16/1/20] Stream of Consciousness; Characters of Thought; Ultimate Aspects of Consciousness; Ultimate division of

Subjective Process; Cognition, Feeling and Conation; Development of Conscious Process; /3. Notes on Psychology [pp. 55-87] Development of Conscious Process, Development of Mind, Plan of the Mind (Willing and Judging); /4. Notes on Psychology [pp. 84-116A] Attention (Selective Activity of Mind), Effects of Attention, Primary Laws of Mental Process,

James’s Theory of Association, Association and Dissociation; /5. Notes on Psychology [pp.117-133] General Characters of Sensation, Comparison of Alexander’s Position with Stout’s, Objects of Sensation ; Box 7 /63 Notes relating to Psychology Lectures [061] [from 9/1/20-14/5/20] [27 pp.] SUA Series 1 Box 2/20. Lecture notes [Edinburgh]: Economics, 14/10/1920- 3/3/21.

SUA Series 1 Box 2 /22. /1. Photocopy of Edinburgh lecture notes on Leibniz taken

by Rush Rhees [35 pp.; typed by Alan Olding for Archives in 1978; early 1920s] [original in ARW papers: SUA P158 Series 15/2] & /2. Lecture notes: Leibniz : /2a. 2/11/20-1/3/21; /2b. 20/10/21-16/11/21; /2c.12/10/22-19/10/22 [includes some notes, Rationalism and Empiricism] “Emperor and Galilean.” From: Address to socialist meeting at Stonehouse, Lanarkshire c. 1920 [see April 1932 below and AR1982: 147-158]

“Kenneth Grahame.” [1920? AR1982: 157-161]

SUA Series 20 Item 4. “Our Knowledge of External Things” October, 1920 [11 pp]

[Sent to various correspondents in Sydney period: Samuel Alexander; L.; D.; P.H. Partridge, after 1929.] 1921 SUA Series 1 Box 2 /21/3. Lecture Notes [Edinburgh] Berkeley etc. [incl. Descartes, Locke] 7/3/21-26/5/21 SUA Series 1 Box 2 /23. Hegel notes and lectures [Edinburgh]: /3. Lectures on Hegel : /3a. 24/10-28/11/21; /3b. 16/1/22-6/3/22; /3c. 19/10/22-26/10/22. [SUA holds typescript made by T.A. Rose of notes sent to him by JA; Suter (1983)

further reports that a copy of this was also held by B.C. Birchall.] SUA Series 1 Item 5. Letter from Samuel Alexander 6/11/21, re. review “Spinoza and Letter to The New Age [responding to the article “Spinoza and Time”]. The New Age, Time” in New Age. 3 November 1921. [H1991, 23, October 1991.] [STC2007] [SUA Series 1 Item By Anderson Relative to Anderson

5: Draft of letter of Oct 20 1921; 3 pp.; nd.] 1922 “Some Problems of Positive Philosophy”. [later margin note by Anderson which says ‘1922 – probably later’. reprinted DAPRIL 1987] Mark Weblin considers “Philosophical Theories” also most likely from the period 1922-1924]

Textbook on Logic, typescript. c. 1922 [REF] [Excerpts “Error and the False

Proposition”: from. pp. 28-30, [H1999, 72, Mar 1999]

1923 SUA Series 1 Item 24/7. Alexander, Samuel. Letter, 11 February 1923. SUA Series 23 (1923) Correspondence: Jenny Anderson to JA. SUA Series 18 (1923) Correspondence: JA to Jenny Anderson. “A Class of Things: With Reference to Ethics.” [REF] (1923?). [H1999, 73, April 1999] SUA Series 1 Box 3 /28. Socrates/Sophists: Edinburgh Lectures & Notes: /1.Socratic Dialogues: Lectures? 7/6/23; Socrates I-IV [var. versions on var. sizes paper, only one with date] 1924 SUA Series 1 Box 4 /32 Edinburgh Lectures on Greek Philosophy from Thales to Socrates (1) The Presocratics (2) The Sophists (3) Socrates [missing] [nd.—

1920-26]

SUA Series 1 Box 3 /28/2. Socratic Dialogues: Edinburgh Lectures taken by Miss A.R.M. Murray May 8-May 29 1924 [19 pp.] SUA Series 1 Box 2 /25. Lectures (Edinburgh]: Modern Realism (Alexander) 20/10/24-20/11/24 [7 pp.] 1925 SUA Series 1 Box 3 /27. Shaw Fellowship Lectures [Edinburgh]: handwritten summaries, with photocopy of summary as later printed [same]. Full text (handwritten): /1. I. The Nature of Mind 3/2/25 [12 pp.]; /2. 3 drafts/sketches I-II

[nd.]; /3. II. [Conational Psychology] 5 drafts & notes [nd.]; /4. III 2 drafts [Feelings or Emotions as Constituting Mind]; 2 drafts IV [Psychology as a Positive or Natural Science] [nd.]; /5. 2 drafts IV (with notes) [nd.]; /6. Nature of Mind: notes [24 pp.; nd.] “Newspaper reports”: [H2002, 96, May 2002] [JA2003, 107, October 2003: John Anderson on Psychology 1922 – 1940: “Does Freud uphold a theory of ‘mind as feeling’? (n.d.) p. 5.; Shaw Lecture No 1: “The Nature of Mind” pp. 5-6.; Shaw Lecture No 2: “Conational Psychology: Analysis of Dreams” p. 6.; Shaw Lecture No 3: “Constitution of Mind: Feeling and Emotion” pp. 6-7.; Shaw Lecture No 4: “Mind and By Anderson Relative to Anderson

Morals: A Scientific Theory” p. 7.] SUA Series 1 Box 3 /28/3. Socratic Dialogues I-IV 30/4/25-7/5/25. SUA Series 1 Box 7 /74. Notes 1925-1927: /1. Lecture Notes on Empiricism [particularly Locke and Berkeley, some Heraclitus] 19/10/25-15/11/25 [8 pp.] 1926 SUA Series 23 (1926) Correspondence: Jenny Anderson to JA. SUA Series 18 (1926) Correspondence: JA to Jenny Anderson. Bradley on quality [1 p.]; Hegel on back of envelope dated 20 Jan 1926 JA on Bradley Schiller, F.C.S. “Judgments versus Propositions”. Mind. NS 139 July 1926. “Propositions and Judgments” (D): Mind, XXXV, N.S., No. 138; April 1926: pp. 237- SUA Series 34 Box 78 /10. Testimonials re. John Anderson from: (1) JA (2) Kemp 241. [SEP1962] Smith, Professor of Logic and Metaphysics, Edinburgh; (3) A.E. Taylor, ditto, Letter of Candidature [for post of Professor of Philosophy at University of Sydney], Moral Philosophy; (4) H.J.W. Hetherington, Professor of Moral Philosophy, 11 September 1926. [DAPRIL 1987: 147-148] Glasgow; (5) G.F. Stout, Professor of Logic and Metaphysics, St Andrews; (6) David Morrison, Professor Moral Philosophy, St Andrews; (7) Robert Latta, “The Truth of Propositions” (D): Mind, XXXV, N.S., No. 140; October 1926; pp. 466- Professor of Logic, Glasgow; (8) Samuel Alexander, Professor of Philosophy, 472. [SEP1962] Manchester; (9) J.W. Scott, Professor of Logic and Philosophy, UC Cardiff; “The Knower and the Known”: Proceedings of the Aristotelian Society, 27, 1926-27; (10) Leonard J. Russell, Professor of Philosophy, University of Bristol; (11) pp. 61-84. [SEP1962] [Meeting of Aristotelian Society at 21 Gower St, London J.H. Muirhead, Em. Professor, University of Birmingham. re. Chairs of WC1 on 13 December, 1926 at 8.30 p.m.: Paper by Mr J. Anderson. Philosophy: University of Sydney (1), (2), (3); University College Swansea, Discussion: Professor Lloyd Morgan, President Aristotelian Society; Mr[H.H.] all; University of Bristol 1-3, 11. Price; Dr Thomas; Mr Cater; Mr Hannay; Mr Mead; Mr Kendall; Rev. Cyril “The Challis Chair: Professor John Anderson” Sydney Morning Herald 7 December D’Arcy; Mr Nott] 1926: 12. SUA Series 34 Box 78/5. Correspondence relating to the appointment of JA to the Challis Chair of Philosophy, 17/12/1926. SUA Series 21 Item 1. Samuel Alexander, Letter to Anderson, 24 December 1926.

1927-1939 Sydney 1927 SUA Series 3 Box 11 /02. Greek Philosophy /1. Lectures: Greek Philosophy 1927, 66 “Challis Chair of Philosophy.” Union Recorder, 17 March 1927. pages. Presocratics: March-15 June 1927; Republic [pencil] 1/11/27; /3. SUA Series 20, 21, 22 JA’s general correspondence to Turramurra, and drafts of own “The Philosophy of Heraclitus” 8 pp.; Republic [1 p. + 1 p. pink paper]; letters (from 1927). Philebus [2 pp.]; “The Critical Dialogues” [1 p.] The Parmenides [1 p.]; “The

Doctrine of Reminiscence” [1 p.] [nd.; var. paper types]; /4. Aristotle [5 pp. By Anderson Relative to Anderson

pink paper as Republic /3] [1928: part-draft of 03]. Greek Philosophy 1927 SUA P69 Box 1. [Teale, nee Tanner, lecture notes on Greek Philosophy, 1927; in black student book[s], unnumbered, complete series?] SUA Series 3 Box 11 /01/1. Lectures: Modern Philosophy: Descartes to Kant: March- 14 June, 1927., 2 vol. 174 pp. [Suter (1983) ascribes notes to G.F. McIntosh;

and reports same lectures, but 382 pp., with B.C. Birchall.] Modern Philosophy SUA Series 1 [has 1925 items from Edinburgh] Box 7 /74/2. Lecture Notes on Empiricism [particularly Locke and Berkeley, some Heraclitus] 29/6/27 2 pp. + 4 pp.; 12/7/27 1 p. [Suter gives notes probable ascription to G.F. McIntosh.]

SUA P198 Series 3 Box 4. Tom Rose Papers relating to JA [33 cm]: /09 “Modern

Philosophy Lecture Notes on Period Descartes to Kant. Professor John Anderson. Philosophy II (day) 1927” [carbon; typed; 16/3-37/3; 1/4-5/4] SUA Series 5 Box 29 /18. A.A. Conlon, 1927 Lecture Notes on Logic. SUA Series 29 Item 1. Letters from John Anderson to University Administration. 3/5/1927: to Vice-Chancellor on remuneration; 15/7/1927 to Vice-Chancellor on staff; 26/7/1927 "The Needs of the Philosophy Department" (+ draft) [as A. Spencer]. “Reformism and Class Consciousness.” The Communist, May-June 1927. [H1999, 71, January 1999: 6-7.]

“Art and the Workers.” Workers’ Weekly, 10 June 1927. As “Artistic Leftism”. [SUA

Series 17 Item 12] [Libertarian Broadsheet 72: April 1973: 6-9.]

“Evolution and Revolution.” Letter to the Workers’ Weekly, 15 July 1927: 3. [PFL2003] Letter on Sacco-Vanzetti. Sydney Morning Herald, 25 August 1927. “Science and Servitude: Reply to Dr A.H. Martin [‘Vocational Psychology’]” Report in Sydney Morning Herald, 31 August 1927. SUA Series 10 Item 1 (See same title Aug. 1930) SUA Series 20 Item 3. Draft letters sent to the Sydney Morning Herald 24/8/1927, 1/9/1927, 22/9/1027 [from C. Brunton Fletcher, SMH editor, 22/9/1927

Familiar Beliefs and Transcendent Reason, by the Earl of Balfour (R ): AJPP, V, 3:

September 1927: 233.

“Politics and Publicity: Are we to be allowed to discuss Communism?” Workers’ By Anderson Relative to Anderson

Weekly, 14 October 1927: 4. [SUA Series 10 Item 1/4 Draft ] [Reprinted Libertarian Broadsheet 71: February 1973: 6-8] “Evening Students and the University”. Hesper: The Magazine of the Evening Students of the University 1:4 Michaelmas 1927: 122-4. [SUA Series 25 Item

20 [3 pp.]; Series 16 Item 20]

[as “A. Spencer”]. “History and Theory.” The Communist, a monthly magazine of the Communist Party of Australia, 1 December 1927: 11-14. [H1998, 67, August 1998: 1-3] [PFL2003] Reality, by B. H. Streeter (R): AJPP, V, 4: December 1927: 315-316. “Empiricism” AJPP, V, 4: December 1927: 241-254; based on paper read at AAPP Conference, 1927. [SEP1962: 3-14] 1928 SUA Series 3 Box 11 /04. Lecture notes on Greek Philosophy to Aristotle, 1928 [74 pp.] Lectures on Greek Philosophy 1928 [published as Lectures on Greek

Philosophy 1928 eds. Creagh Cole & Graham Cullum from this + M4, M5]

SUA Series 43 Box 105 /5/1. JA lecture notes [typewritten, in bound book] Greek Philosophy 13/3/28-18/7/1928. [interspersed with AJA notes etc., nd.] SUA Acc. 1890 box 2 McIntosh student notes: JA lectures on Presocratics 1928. [Suter (1983) records B.C. Birchall in possession of a set of Pass and of Distinction lecture notes, 1928 Philosophy III, called Early Greek Philosophy and Socrates, McIntosh typescripts, possibly the same.]

SUA Acc. 1890 box 2 McIntosh student notes: JA lectures on Plato & Aristotle 1928

[copies:]

III

20-27 July [LL. 21-24; pp. 202-223] Euthyphro [cf. LGP LL. 45-48 pp. 145- 159] 31 Jul (L. 25, pp. 224-6) Apology [cf. LGP L. 49 pp. 159-161] 1 Aug-25 Sep [LL. 26-10 (sic); pp. 227-283] Phaedo [cf. LGP Phaedo & Parmenides LL. 50-62 pp. 162-202] 26 Sept-19 Oct [LL. 11-21; pp.1-61] Republic [cf. LGP LL. 63-73 pp. 203-242] 23 Oct-2 Nov [LL. 22-26; pp. 62-93] Aristotle Ethics [cf. LGP LL. 74-78 pp. 242-261] By Anderson Relative to Anderson

2-7 Nov (LL. 27-29; pp. 94-107) Butler [ cf. LGP LL. 79-81 pp. 261-273] nd. [LL. 1-5; pp.1-27] Aristotle Metaphys; Ethics; Biology etc.] [not in LGP] III Dist. http://purl.library.usyd.edu.au/setis/id/anders003 24? Sep-26 Sep [pp. 1-17] Plato Parmenides [not in LGP] 10 Oct-?? [pp. 17-35] Plato Theaetetus [pp. 36-41] Plato Sophist [not in LGP] [Suter (1983) reports a set of “Republic, Aristotle and Butler” notes, 107 pp. typescript, from McIntosh in 1928, also in possession of B.C. Birchall;

possibly the same as among above.]

SUA Series 3 Box 11 /03 Lectures on Aristotle to Philosophy III [pp. 1-12; and 62-93; 23 October-2 November 1928. [Suter (1983) ascribes to G.F. McIntosh; reports 1928 set of Aristotle typescript notes, from McIntosh, also in possession of B.C.Birchall; possibly the same.] SUA Series 4 Items 10/11 & 29/11 “The Economic Interpretation of History.” Address to Sydney University Economics Society, 1928. [H1993, 32, August

1993, pp. 1-5] [PFL2003]

“The Moral Factor in the Proletarian Revolution”: The Communist, 1 February 1928, pp. 7-10 (Pt 1); March 1928, pp. 16-19 (Pt 2). [H1998, 68, Sept 1998] [PFL2003] “The University Appeal”: Schooling, XI, 2, April 1928. [As “The University and the Public” EP1931.] “Reformism and Class Consciousness” The Communist, 1 May 1928, pp. 25-28 (Pt 1); l June 1928, pp. 14-17 (Pt2). [H1999, 71, Jan 1999] [PFL2003]

SUA Series 4 Item 69 cf. Item 30/20 “Truth” [paper to AAPP conference at

Melbourne, 17/18 May 1928?]

“Another Outbreak of Virtue.” AJPP, VI, 2: June 1928: 151-2. Anderson, William. “Self”. AJPP, VI, 2: June 1928: 81-92. SUA Series 29 Item 1. Anderson correspondence: 2/7/1928; 4/7/1928, re. disputation over essay by Miss Hilton; 10/7/1928 F. Todd to JA re. bios akademikos. SUA Series 10 Item 1/1. Letter to PM (Bruce) “Literature seized by Customs authorities,” with signatories, 11 July 1928.; SUA Series 10 Item 1/11. “Comments on the Prime Minister’s Letter” (w. signatories & comments) [

2pp.] By Anderson Relative to Anderson

“The University Appeal.” Schooling, XI, 4: August 1928. [As “The University and the Public;” in Education and Politics, Sydney: A&R, 1931] SUA Series 10 Item 1/2. PM (Stanley Bruce) to JA, 23 August 1928. [Commonwealth “Censorship”. Schooling, XI, 4, August 1928. [EP1931] [FC2001] [JA2003] [SR2008] Archives Office. CRS A 1606 item S.C. G5/1.] “Prohibition.” Workers’ Weekly, 7 September 1928. [Continuation on 24th September.] [Libertarian Broadsheet 72: April 1973: 7-9.] SUA Series 10 Item 01. Letters to JA re. excluded publications. From Griffith Taylor, Proceedings of the Sixth International Congress of Philosophy. AJPP, VI, 3: 10 September 1928; from Alexander Mackie 21 September 1928; from L.A. September 1928: 223-228. Cotton 26 October 1928. SUA Series 4 Item 13/13 [September] “Freedom of Political Inquiry” SUA Series 29 Item 1. 31/10/1928; 1/11/1928; 8/11/1928. correspondence with W.J. Woodhouse (Dean). Commonwealth Parliamentary Debates, 27 October 1928. Mr Pratten, reply to “Censorship and Public Policy”. The Labour Monthly 1 November 1928: 14-16. [Copy questions by Mr Coleman. in Series 10 Item 01] “Determinism and Ethics.” AJPP, VI, 4: December 1928: 241-255. [SEP1962: 214- 226]

The Epinomis of Plato, by J. Harward. AJPP, VII, 4: December 1928: 312-313.

Correspondence re. Censorship and the importation of books (1928?). [SUA P42

Series 8]

SUA Series 10 Item 1/3 “Literature and the Proletarian Outlook” 1928? [signed A. Spencer] [Northern Line No 8 May 2008] 1929 SUA Series 3 Box 11 /05 Lectures on Socratic Dialogues 1929 [26pp.] Socratic Dialogues 1929 SUA Series 3 Box 15 /38 Modern Philosophy [1929; typescript, 62 pp.] Modern Philosophy (1929) SUA Acc. 1890 box 3 1929 Frank Fowler’s Philosophy II Lecture Notes on Modern Philosophy, Lectures 1-85, 19 March 1929 to 13 November 1929: Berkeley,

Hume, Kant, Moore. Also: State Library of New South Wales MLMSS 6457/1. 3 vol. ms, 274 pp.; 2 vol t/s. [Suter (1983) ascribes a 2 vol. lecture course, roughly corresponding to this, to Doris Sumner from unknown source.] [Suter (1983) records the following typescript lecture sets as taken by G.F. McIntosh, in the possession of Brian Birchall: (1) a G.E. Moore Principia Ethica, 1929, 52pp; (2 and 3) Greek Philosophy, Socrates and Plato, Pass (152

By Anderson Relative to Anderson

pp.) and Distinction.] SUA Series 10 Item 01. Collector of Customs, letter to JA, 2 March 1929; SUA Series 4 Item 2/1 “Rationalisation, Fascism and War” [1929?Feb/Mar?] Comptroller-General, Department of Trade and Customs, letter to JA, 9 April 1929 [re. suppression of November 28 issue of The Teachers’ International.] Anderson, John. “The Non-Existence of Consciousness.” AJPP, VII, 1: March 1929: 68-73. [SEP1962: 60-67] Hunter, T.A. “Theory and Practice in Morals”, AJPP VII: 1, March 1929: 50-55. “‘Universals’ and Occurrences” AJPP, VII, 2: June 1929: 138-145. [SEP1962: 115-121] Merrylees, W.A. “Some Features of Professor Anderson’s Logic”, AJPP VII: 2, June 1929: 130-138. [Reacts to JA, “Empiricism”]

Miller, E.V. “The World of Truth and the World of Enjoyment”, AJPP VII: 3,

September 1929: 171-176. [Reacts to JA, “Non-Existence of Consciousness”.]

Merrylees, W.A. “Participation (II): The Logical Significance of Participation”, AJPP Letter: “Workers real enemy not the employers”. The Workers Weekly, 1 November VII: 3, September 1929. [JA reply, “Realism and Some of its Critics”.] 1929 [signed A. Spencer, Sydney]

Letter: “End the Literature Ban”. The Workers Weekly, 8 November 1929. [As

“Censorship.” Libertarian Broadsheet 71: February 1973: 8-9.] Fox, A.C. “An Examination of Realism”, AJPP VII: 4, December 1929: 278-285. [Reacts “Theory and Practice in Morals.” AJPP, VII, 4: December 1929: 297-300. [SEP1962: to JA, “Knower and Known”] 214-226] SUA Series 21 04 [box 54] /7. [unknown author] “Universals and Particulars: A “CP lacks revolutionary self-confidence” The Workers Weekly, 13 December 1929 Comment” [5 pp.; typed with JA’s pencil] 1929? [signed ‘A. Quinn, Victoria’]

1930s 1930s 1930

SUA Series 3 Box 11 /06 Lectures on Principia Ethica 1930 [25pp.] Principia Ethica 1930 SUA Series 3 Box 11 /07 Lectures on Ethics 1930 [39pp.] Ethics 1930 SLNSW MLMSS 6457/1 Frank Fowler notes of Philosophy III Ethics Pass. ms. 1 vol. SLNSW MLMSS 6457/2 Frank Fowler, “Summary of Lecture Notes in Philosophy II & III” 1929-30. ms. 1 vol. SUA Ser 21 It 1. Samuel Alexander, Letter to John Anderson, 19 January 1930. SUA Acc. 1890 box 3 Honours III Lecture Notes on G.E. Moore’s Principia Ethica, SUA Series 18 (1930) Correspondence: JA to Jenny Anderson. taken by Frank W. Fowler, Lectures 1-19, 14 June 1930 to 11 November 1930. Morris Miller, E. “The Beginnings of Philosophy in Australia and the World of Henry 45 pp. State Library of New South Wales MLMSS 6457/2, ms and t/s. 1 vol. Laurie (II)”, AJPP IX: 1, March 1930. [JA reply, “Realism and Some of its Philosophy III Ethics 1930 Critics”] Lecture Notes: Ethics, especially Kant: 30/9/1930-11/11/1930 [83 pp.; taken by Bob Hunter, T.A. “Theory and Practice in Morals: A Rejoinder”, AJPP IX: 1, March 1930: Goldie; possession of J. Packer]. 56-58. [Reacts to JA, “Theory and Practice in Morals”] [JA reply, “Realism and SUA Series 23 (1930) Correspondence: Jenny Anderson to JA. Some of its Critics”] By Anderson Relative to Anderson

“Realism and Some of its Critics.” AJPP, VIII, 2: June 1930: 113-134. [SEP1962: 41-59] Loughnan, H.B. “The Empiricism of Dr Alexander”. AJPP, IX, 2: June 1930: 90-102. “Literary Censorship.” [reply by Anderson to paper by C. Walsh to AAPP, 26 June [no ref. to JA “Non-Existence of Consciousness”] 1930]. Honi Soit, 2 July, 1930. [Northern Line No 8 May 2008] Anderson, William. “On a Fragment from Dewey”. AJPP, IX, 2: June 1930: 168-175. Series 13, Ruth Walker Archives, SUA P158. “What is Social Fascism?” Record by Lovell, H. Tasman. “Explanation”. AJPP, IX, 3: June 1930: 214-221. [Reacts to JA Frank Fowler of all address to a student group at Sydney University, July “Empiricism”: 220-1.] 1930. [H1995 41, May 1995, pp.1-4.] [PFL2003] SUA Series 29 Item 1. [Lovell Affair.] 16/7/1930 H.T. Lovell letter to Dean Fac. Arts + “Russia and Reconciliation”. July 1930 [per Frank Fowler; refer Mark Weblin] notes to Board by Todd, 18/7/1930 (all re. "Philosophy vs. Psychology"); 14. “Censorship Debate”. Honi Soit, 16 July 1930 [See also Series 4 Item 19/10] 24/7/1930 SUA Series 21 Item 5/1. [See also Series 10 Item 1] August: “Science and Servitude”. “Freedom of Thought” Series 6 Item 9: 13 August 1930 [H2000, S1, Sept 2000]; 12 August “Why Censor? Professor’s Plea” [Copy of press clipping of unknown newspaper referring to address on ‘Freedom of Thought’ delivered the previous night with comments by a correspondent who makes reference to

the British Weekly 1 May 30] Series 10 Item 2/3.

SUA Series 20 Item 5. [Lovell Affair.] JA, "Science and Servitude" (after 31/8/1930) [2 pp.]; JA draft letter to Lovell (editor of Australasian Journal of Psychology and Philosophy; on Industrial Psychology); JA, as president of AAPP. letter re. Black, W.P. “An Open Letter to Professor John Anderson”, Australian Outlook Lovell. [nd.] Review editorial, 30 September 1930. Moral Law and the Highest Good, by E. Morris Miller. AJPP, VIII, 3: September 1930: SUA Series 20 Item 5. [Lovell Affair, September-October 1930] W.R. Boyce Gibson to 235-236. JA 24/9/1930; Letter to members of Council of AAPP 26/9/1930 [5 pp.; copy, Metaphysics and Modern Research, by I. C. Isbyam. AJPP, VIII, 3: September 1930, unsigned; pro-Industrial Psychology] with cover letter from A.H Martin, pp. 236-237. President Australian Institute of Industrial Psychology; E. Morris Miller to JA 30/9/1930 re. Lovell (Hobart); A.H. Martin to JA 1/10/1930 re. Lovell SUA Series 29 Item 1. [Lovell Affair.] JA to Dean of Fine Arts on teaching Psychology (Sydney); M. Scott Fletcher to JA 1/10/1930 re. Lovell (Brisbane); T.A. Hunter (re. Lovell) [typed and orig.]; 17/9/1930 JA statement [carbon] to Professorial to JA 1/10/1930 re. Lovell (Wellington); J.L. Sutherland to JA 1/10/1930 re. Board on academic discipline. Lovell (Wellington); A.C. Fox to JA 2/10/1930 re. Lovell (Perth); William “Creation Story”. Honi Soit, 1 October 1930. Anderson to JA 9/10/1930 re. Lovell (Auckland) with “Memorandum on the “Mythology.” Honi Soit, 11 October 1930. President's Objections to Professor Lovell's Article”; J. McKellar Stewart to JA “Who was Rhodes?” Honi Soit, 15 October 1930. 14/10/1930 re. Lovell (Adelaide); M. Mitchell to JA 23/10/1930 re. Lovell (Adelaide); R.P. Anschutz to JA 30/10/1930 re. Lovell (Auckland). “Crimes and Christians.” Honi Soit, 22 October 1930.

Ulysses: Offprint No. 3 of Australian English Association, 1930 (offprinted from The Union Recorder, 23 October 1930, published by Sydney University Union) [?25 September] 12 pp. [Reprinted in Libertarian Broadsheet 80: Feb 1975: 3- By Anderson Relative to Anderson

7 “Anderson on Ulysses”] [AR1982] “Socrates as an Educator.” Journal of the Institute of the Inspectors of Schools, NSW, ASIO file on Anderson (Australian Archives Series A6119/43 p. 3-5 21-24/11/1930). 12, 3: November 1930; 13, 1: June 1931. [AJPP, ix, 3, September 1931: 172- 184; EP1931] [SEP1962:203-213] [EI1980]

“A correction”. Honi Soit, 5 November 1930.

Letter, Labor Daily, 12 November 1930. Anderson, William. “Individuality and Community”. AJPP, IX, 4: December 1930: “Workers have Right to All Public Buildings: Capitalist Class have not all the Brains”. 247-262. The Workers Weekly, 375, 14 November 1930: 5. [Full text in Labor Daily Walsh, Thos. “Sydney ’Varsity Professor goes RED. An Open Letter to Professor 12/11/1930. Thos. Walsh pamphlet is reply to this?] Anderson” [pamphlet, December 1, 1930] “Letter to the Friends of the Soviet Union.” Workers’ Weekly, 14 November 1930. SUA Series 20 Item 5. January-April, 1931] T.A. Hunter to JA 30/1/1931 re. Lovell “The Conception of a Liberal Education.” Education, XII, 2: December 1930. [EP1931] (Wellington); W.R. Boyce Gibson to JA 7/1/1931 re. Lovell (Melbourne); T.A. Hunter to JA 29/3/1931 re. Lovell (Wellington); G.F. MacIntosh, Hon. Sec. 1931 AAPP: Notification of office-holders AAPP 13/4/1931, incl. withdrawal (30/3/1931) of resignation (of 27/3/1931) by J.A. Lovell and account of SUA M242 02. Logic Lectures taken by John Passmore /1 Phil. 1 18/3/31 ff. [incl.: meeting of executive and discussion 1/4/1931. Theory of the proposition; logical form of statements; terms in proposition; relations between propositions; implication (inference).] SUA M242 01/1. Lecture notes taken by L.C. Rodd, roneoed typescript 1931: on Logic (28 lectures), on Educational Methods of Socrates (16 lectures, some Porter, some annotated JA); Philosophy of Bishop Berkeley (8 lectures). Anderson, William. “Individuality and Community”. AJPP, IX, 1: March 1931: 7-29. SUA Series 20 Item 5. [Lovell Affair.] Letter to T.A. Hunter 17/1/1931 re. Lovell “Support for Labour Club” Honi Soit, 1 April 1931. (draft?)

The Book of Diogenes Laertius: Its Spirit and its Method, by Richard Hope. AJPP, IX, “Melbourne citizens agitated.” Honi Soit, 17 June 1931. [Address on ‘The Theory of 1: March 1931: 71-75. Communism’] “Are We Any Happier?” The Sun, 12 April 1931. [H1991, 23, Oct 1991] “AFA Criticised.” Honi Soit, 17 June 1931 [Address on ‘The Working Class’] “Science and Society” May 1931 (A.A.P.P. Address.) [SUA P158 Ruth Walker “Attack on Fascism by Professor.” Labour Daily, 17 June 1931. Archives Series 13 It 1/1 and 3/1. See also P 42 Series 14 Item 2/9] “Too Sensational.” Honi Soit, 24 June, 1931. “Communism.” Farrago, 11 June 1931: 1-2 [continuation on 23 July 1931: 1]. “Communism ‘Taught by Professors’.” Sydney Morning Herald, 27 June 1931. “The Theory of Communism.” Honi Soit, 17 June 1931.

“The Working Class.” Honi Soit, 17 June 1931.

“Professor Anderson Replies.” Honi Soit, 24 Jun 1931.

SLNSW MLMSS 6457/2. Frank Fowler, Lecture Notes Philosophy III Greek Philosophy [vol. II. Eleatics to Socrates]. 1 vol. t/s. Lectures 1-50, 27 June 1931 to 10 By Anderson Relative to Anderson

November 1931. 107 pp. Philosophy III Greek Volume II 1931 “Historical Materialism.” Honi Soit, July 1931. “Kipling.” Address to Sydney University Literary Society, 2 July 1931. Union Recorder, 9 July 1931. [AR1982: 163-170] “The Right to Study: Professor Replies to Nationalists: Social Theory.” Telegraph, 4 July 1931.

SUA Series 4 Item 19. “Freethought and Politics” Address to Sydney University

Freethought Society, 9 July 1931. Reported in “Freethought and Politics,” Honi Soit, 15 July 1931. “An Attack on Patriotism.” Telegraph, 10 July 1931. (Report of ‘Freethought and Politics’ address) Letter [Freethought and Politics Address.] Daily Telegraph, 9 July 1931. NSW Parliamentary Debates, [Rev. Donald McDonald, MLA for Mosman] vol. 171 Letter [Freethought and Politics Address.] Sydney Morning Herald, 10 July 1931. pp. 2071; 2173; [el al] 2176-90; 2316-26. “No Political Freedom.” Sydney Morning Herald, 15 July 1931. NSW Parliamentary Debates: 14 July 1931 pp. 4262-4263; 4266-4267; 21 July 1931 “Reply to Criticism.” Sydney Morning Herald, 16 July 1931. [1931 Controversy pp. 4451-4460. H2001, S2(a) Sept 2001] Minutes of the Senate 20/7/31; SMH 21/7/31; summary in Australia’s First: A History “Philosophy is my Work.” Labor Daily, 20 July 1931. [SUA P42 Series 5.] of the University of Sydney, vol. 1 eds. Turney, C.; U. Bygott; P. Chippendale. SUA Series 11 Item 1. Statement to Senate; Record of Senate Interview; Senate Sydney: 1991, pp. 501-2. Vol. 2 W.F. Connell et al. Sydney: 1995: 28. censure statement 20 July 1931. “Prof. J. Anderson—Censured by University Senate.” “Professor Anderson Replies.” SUA Series 4 Item 75/2. “The Philosophical Criticism of Science.” Address to joint “Professor Anderson”: SMH Editorial. And “Prof. J. Anderson: Protests in meeting of Sydney University Science Society and local branch of AAPP, 21 Parliament.” [H2001, S2(a) Sept 2001] July 1931. [Reported in Labour Daily and Sydney Morning Herald, 22 July SUA Series 11 Items 2-4. Letters received by Anderson on 1931 Controversy, 1 July 1931, and Honi Soit, 29 July 1931.] to 16 April 1932. Include: NSW Minister for Education to JA 22 July 1931; “A Professor’s Statement.” ?22 July 1931. [1931 Controversy H2001, S2(a) Sept A.G. Stephens [“The Bookfellow”] to JA 23 July 1931; Nettie Palmer to JA, 2001] 24 July 1931; E.M. Higgins (League Against Imperialism) to JA, 8 August “Ethics and the Sydney Morning Herald.” “Partisanship of the Press.” Honi Soit, III, 1931; David Stewart (WEA) 24 August 1931. 17: 22 July 1931: 1. “Jingo’s howl for Prof. Ander.’s Blood.” Workers Weekly, 24 July 1931: 1. Letter [Censure Motion.] Sydney Morning Herald, 26 July 1931. “The Professor Replies.”Farrago, 7 (7): 28 July 1931. “Philosophy and Physics.” Honi Soit, 29 July 1931. [JA2005 No 25 July 2005: NSW Parliamentary Debates: 4 August and 1 September 1931 4963-4970; offprint, “Discussions of Einstein and Modern Physics July-October 1931”, pp. 10-12]. as “Speech delivered by Mr C.E. Martin, MLA, in the Legislative Assembly “Society for Freethought.” (Letter) Honi Soit, 29 July 1931. on Utterances by Professor Anderson” [pp. 1-9.] “Academic Autonomy.” Honi Soit, III, 19: 5 August 1931: 2. “Professor Anderson and the Police”. NSW Police News 11 (8) 15 August 1931. NSW Parliamentary Debates: 1 September 1931 pp. 5808-5820; 8 September 1931 By Anderson Relative to Anderson

“Socrates as an educator.”AJPP IX, 3: September 1931: 172-184. [See 1930] pp. 5995-6006. “Freethought in Australia.” The Freethinker, 27 September 1931 [copy at Series 11 Hornibrook, T.E. “Freethought in Australia: Professor John Anderson and his Critics.” Item 3. Refers to July controversy.] The Freethinker [London] 27 September, 1931: 612-3. “Freethought.” Address to Freethought Society 30 September 1931. [H1993, 32, Aug Power, W.L. “Professor John Anderson and the Senate.” Blackacre vol. 7, Trinity 1993: 5.] [JA2005 No 25 July 2005: “Discussions of Einstein and Modern Term 1931 pp. 30-1. Physics July-October 1931”, pp. 10-12]. “Psychoanalysis.” 1 October 1931. [H1994, 35, March 1994: 3.] [Notes taken by F. Fowler of a paper given by JA to the Social Group of the Freethought Society.

Ref. Mark Weblin]

“Probability and Relativity,” Honi Soit, 11 October 1931. [JA2005 No 25 July 2005: “Discussions of Einstein and Modern Physics July-October 1931”, pp. 10-12]. “Revolution and Counter-Revolution.” Address to Freethought Society 19 October 1931. [per Frank Fowler; refer Mark Weblin] “Logic versus Scientific Authority,” Honi Soit, 26 October 1931. [JA2005 No 25, July 2005: “Discussions of Einstein and Modern Physics July-October 1931”, pp. 10-12].

[with Frank Fowler]. “Social Assistance v. Wages.” Letter to Honi Soit, 26 October

1931. [H1995, 44, October 1995: 5.]

“Some Questions in Aesthetics.” 29 October 1931. Address to Sydney University Literary Society. [See for all publication details, November 1932] Against Fascism.” October 31? 1931. [Series 10 Item 1/6 Address to United Front against Fascism. (UFAF conference held 31/10/31: JA mentioned)] “Freethinkers debate with Christians.” Honi Soit, October 1931. “That Jesus Christ is the Supreme Revelation of God,” [Notes: Series 4 Item 82/2] [H2000, S1, Sept Anderson, William. “Individuality.” AJPP, IX, 4: December 1931: 313-316. 2000] “Should be Taught. Prof. Anderson and Communism.” Brisbane Courier, 22 “Education and Politics.” 18 December 1931. [Series 12 Item 3; also reported in The December 1931. Workers Weekly 23/12/31 p 2. Address by JA on his book Education and

Politics:

Education and Politics: Sydney: Angus and Robertson, 1931; 65 pp. [Republication of “The University Appeal” (1928); “Censorship” (1928); “The Conception of a Liberal Education” (1930); “Socrates as an Educator” (1930)]. [summary of early paper on] “Mind as Feeling” (1931). [H1994, 36, Jun 1994]

By Anderson Relative to Anderson

1932 SLNSW MLMSS 6457/2. Frank Fowler, Phil III: Lecture Notes on Hume. 1 vol. t/s. SUA Series 3 Box 11 /10. Lectures on Hume 1932 [39 pp.] [published in Lectures on Modern Philosophy, ed. Cole, Sydney: SUP, 2008] Lectures on Hume 1932 SUA Series 3 Box 11 /08 Lectures on Kant’s Ethics 1932 [27pp.] Kant's Ethics 1932 SUA Series 3 Box 11 /09 Ethics /1. Lectures on Ethics 1932, Moore, Kant [50 pp.; 8 pp.] Ethics 1932

SUA M242/02. John Passmore, JA Philosophy Lectures /2. Arts II 1932 Philosophy II

Natural Religion [Greek Philosophy up to & incl. Plato].

SUA M242/03/1. A. Doris Sumner 16/3-10/8 1932 LVI lectures Greek Philosophy; 6/4-9/11 1932 XXVI lectures Modern Philosophy. JA on Heraclitus 1943 “Classicism versus Romanticism.” [1932 draft & notes; P158 ARW Archives Series 14 Item 1/3; described there as ‘A construction from a draft dated 1932’.] [AR1982: 51-54.] “The Applecart.” [Janet Anderson dated as ‘probably 1932’] AR1982: 123-125. “Political Freedom.” Zest: A Magazine for Living Australians, 1: January 1932: 7-9. [SUA Series 25 Item 10.] [PFL2003]

“Biography.” [Notes dated 1 March 1932.] [AR1982: 47-49.]

“George Meredith.” Address to Sydney University Literary Society, 14 April 1932.

Union Recorder, 21 April 1932. [AR1982: 171-181]

SUA Series 4 Item 19/4; Series 6 Item 18. “Freedom of Thought.” 22 April 1932. Freethought Society Address. [See also Walker Archives P 158 Ser 13 Item 1/6] “The Working Class.” Proletariat (organ of Melbourne University Labour Club), 1, 1, April 1932: 3-6. [PFL2003] [Cf. “The Working Class.” Handwritten nd. address to Sydney University Labor Club. SUA P42 Series 5]

“Emperor and Galilean.” Sydney University Literary Society Address, 28 April 1932

[Union Recorder 5 May 1932. See SUA Series 15 Item 15/1c. Also: Address to socialist meeting at Stonehouse, Lanarkshire c. 1920; Sydney University Freethought Society Address, Newport, 1942.] [AR1982: 147-158] SUA Series 4 Item 13/17.“Institutions and Individuals” May 1932. [per Frank Fowler; ref. Mark Weblin]; “Individuals and Institutions.” [SUA Series 6 Item 18; n.d.] By Anderson Relative to Anderson

SUA Series 6 Item 18. “On Communist Theory.” 9 May 1932. [Also called ‘Communism and Discipline’] SUA Series 4 Items 13/4; 13/5 “Political Freedom/ Personal and political freedom.” 18 May 1932. [Address to FOSU]

“Freedom of Thought.” Honi Soit 18May 1932 [brief report of address of 22 April].

“The Place of Hegel in the History of Philosophy.” AJPP, X, 2: June 1932: 81-91. [SUA

Series 4 Item 10/2] [SEP1962: 79-87]

“Utilitarianism.” Honi Soit, 22 June, 1932. [See also SUA Series 4 Item 7/3]

SUA Series 4 Item 19/2 “Freethought and the University.” (1932; An unpublished article which comments on the "Life and Religion Week" of June 1932). [H2000, S1, Sept 2000] SUA Series 4 Item 10/9. “Christian Ethics” [Freethought Society address called same: 29 June 1932] [9 pp. n.d.] SUA Series 6 Item 8/2 “The Union Recorder and University Culture” [no date; mentions 16 June] [H2000, S1, Sept 2000]

SUA Series 6 Item 16 “Revolutionary Communism.” 13 July 1932.

“Music.” 15 July 1932. [per Frank Fowler; refer Mark Weblin] (H2001, 88, May 2001)

[H2002, S6 Sept 2002]

“Support for Politics Club.” Honi Soit, 20 July, 1932.

“‘Life’ versus Logic.” Freethought, 1: July 1932: 11-12.

“Freedom and the Class Struggle.” Proletariat (organ of Melbourne University Labour Club), 1, 2, July 1932: 2-6. “Leadership and Spontaneity.” Sydney University Freethought Society, as pamphlet, Censorship in the Working Class Movement, 1932, 7pp. [Rejected by Proletariat, 1932] [As “Liberty and Spontaneity”, PFL2003] “The Policy of Freethought.” Freethought (Sydney University Freethought Society), 1: July 1932.

“Freedom of Thought.” Freethought (Sydney University Freethought Society), 1: July

1932: 1-3. [Copy of Freethought in SUA Series 25 Item 7] [Based on address of 22/4/32] [H1997, 57, April 1997] [PFL2003] “Music and Emotion.” [Holograph by Anderson of Address SUA Series 15 Item 22/1] 15 July 1932 [AR1982: 247-249. By Anderson Relative to Anderson

“Workers International Relief.” Speech delivered at the opening of the W.I.R. Carnival. The Sun, 30th July, 1932. [P158 ARW Archives Series 17 Item 2/2] “The Enormous Room.” Sydney University Literary Society Symposium on War Literature, 4 August 1932. Union Recorder, 11 August 1932. [AR1982: 181-

186]

SUA Series 4 Item 12/1. “Value.” 11 August 1932.

Letter, “The Proletariat: A Reply”. Workers Weekly, July/August? 1932.

“Utilitarianism.” AJPP, X, 3: September 1932: 161-172. [SEP1962: 227-237]

SUA Series 38 Item 2. “Socialism: Utopian and Scientific.” 20 September. [Workers Party Discussion Group.] SUA Series 38 Item 2. “Communist Theory.” September 1932 [Workers Party Discussion Group.] Freethought Editorial. Freethought, 2: November 1932. “Russian Heaven” Honi Soit, 2 November 1932. Letter in support of Miss B. Taylor [per Frank Fowler; refer Mark Weblin] “Some Obscuritanist Fallacies.” Freethought, 2: November 1932: 10-12. Some Questions in Aesthetics. Sydney University Literary Society: November 1932, 25pp. [Address delivered 29 October 1931] [AR1982: 23-45] 1933 SUA Series 3 Box 12 /11. Lectures on Phaedo, 28/3/1933-5/5/1933 [19 pp.] Lectures on Phaedo 1933 [Suter ascribes to Margaret Mackie and another].

NB: ARW deposit 1973: 2 [in archives 1975]: Phaedo 1933 I Dist.

typescript [for 2b. and part 2a. (pp. 20-26)]

[2a] 28 Mar-9 May [LL1-5; pp. 1-26.] Plato intro., Soc., Euth.

[2b] 16 May-19 Sep [LL. 6-18; pp. 27-100] Phaedo

SUA Series 5 Box 26 /07. 1933 Margaret Mackie: Philosophy.

SUA Series 5 Box 27 /10. 1933 Margaret Mackie, Philosophy (Pass): Theory of Syllogistic Argument [22/6/33-26/9/33] SUA Series 5 Box 27 /11. 1933 Margaret Mackie, Philosophy (Pass): Logic and Plato [3-4/33] SUA Series 5 Box 28 /14. 1933 Kewley, Lecture notes on Phaedo and Republic [3rd By Anderson Relative to Anderson

Term]. SUA Accession 1832 Papers of Adrian White, 1933-1934: JA Lectures on Greek Philosophy 12/9/1933-8/11/1933. SUA Accession 1832 Papers of Adrian White, 1933-1934: JA Lectures on Kant 30/3/1933-8/11/1933

SUA M242/04/1. F.C. Hutley, Philosophy II 1933 Greek Philosophy (2 books) to

3/10/1933.

SUA M287/1. Logic Lectures [typed/carbon. c. 1933]. Part I, with annotations by AJA [122 pp]; part II, Trinity 1933 10 June-23 Aug [134 pp.]; Appendix Part C of Ch VIII of [Mill’s?] “Logic” [12 pp.; + p. 112 (of another typed draft?) w. AJA’s annotations.] [Suter (1983) reports a “manuscript [elsewhere “typescript”] prepared with a view to publication as a book” on Formal

Logic, “from early period”, in the possession of B.C. Birchall.]

SLNSW MLMSS 6457/2. Frank Fowler, Lecture Notes on Logic, 1933. 1 vol. ms.

SUA Series 5 Box 29 /23. F. Fowler, Lectures on Logic Vol. I [typed] March-May 1933. [?Philosophy I Logic 1928] SUA Series 5 Box 29 /24. F. Fowler, Lectures on Logic Vol. II [typed] Trinity Term 1933. [?Philosophy I Logic 1928] SUA Acc. 1890 box 1 ex “Anderson Library” [set of 1933 JA Logic lectures] SUA Acc. 1890 box 3 Ritchie, copy of 1933 JA Logic notes SUA Series 38 Item 3. Workers Party Discussion Group. “The Scope of Economics,” 22 March 1933. SUA Series 6 Item 21; SUA Series 25 Item 34; SUA Series 4 Item 13/18. Address to WEA conference on “The Meaning of Socialisation”: “Socialisation,” 25 March

1933. [25 March? “The Meaning of Socialisation.”One page handwritten, probably draft of this.] Sydney Morning Herald, 10 April 1933 [report of JA speech at rally against fascism]. SUA Series 38 Item 3. Workers Party Discussion Group. “The Meaning of Economic Science,” 29? March 1933. “Realism versus Relativism in Ethics.” AJPP, X1, 1: March 1933: 1-11. [SEP1962: 238- 247] [extract H2002, 101, Dec 2002] Campbell, J. W. A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man: an appreciation. Sydney: “George Bernard Shaw.” Address to Sydney University Literary Society, 10 April Sydney University Literary Society, 1933. 1933. Union Recorder, 20 April 1933. [AR1982: 127-134] Loughnan, H.B. “Scholasticism versus Realism in Ethics”. AJPP, XI, 2: June 1933: 141- By Anderson Relative to Anderson

“Fascism.” Address to Anti-War conference. Honi Soit, 26 April 1933. 153. [Reacts to JA, “Realism vs Relativism in Ethics”.] “Bernard Shaw: Preacher and Artist.” Honi Soit 26 April 1933 [brief report of 10 April Anderson, William. “Academic Freedom.” AJPP, XII, 2: June 1934: 138-142. address’]. De la Mare, F.A. [Rejoinder to WA academic Freedom”.] AJPP, XII, 2: June 1934: 233- “Freedom in Education.” May 1933. [Per Frank Fowler; ref. Mark Weblin.] 8. SUA Series 38 Item 3/6 Workers Party Discussion Group. “Some Further Remarks Partridge, P.H. “Logic and Evolution.” AJPP, XII, 2: June 1934: 138-142. On Utility,” 10 May 1933. “Minister to inquire about lecture.” Source unknown, 6 July 1934 [photocopy of A.A.P.P. Address on “Philosophy and Life.” (15 June 1933). Honi Soit, 21 June 1933. press clipping in SUA Series 25]. [SUA Series 4 Item 75/1] “H.G. Wells.” Address to Sydney University Literary Society, 6 July 1933. Union Recorder, 20 July 1933. [AR1982: 187-194]

SUA Series 38 Item 3. Workers Party Discussion Group. “Production, Distribution,

and Exchange,” 2 August 1933.

“Art and Illusion.” Honi Soit, 27 September 1933). [See also SUA Series 4 Item 85/1.] [H2002, S6 Sept 2002] [Northern Line No 8 May 2008] SUA Series 29 Item 1. Correspondence on university administration. 6/9/1933 Letter to Senate against current appointments to Philosophy Department; 15/9/1933 Letter to F. Todd (Dean of Arts); 14/10/1933 Letter fromTodd. “Our Reply to the C.P. of A.” The Militant, October 1933: 3. “Freedom of Speech.” The Student (Organ of the Sydney University Labor Club), 1: November 1933: 3. [H1995, 44, October 1995: 6]

“Science and Education.” The Science Journal (Journal of the Sydney University

Science Society). XII, I: Michaelmas Term 1933: 5-8. [SUA Series 6 Item 20]

“James Joyce.” Hermes (University of Sydney Magazine), XXXIX, Michaelmas Term 1933: 13-17. [AR1982: 105-112] “The Science of Logic.” [review article: The Foundations of Mathematics by F.P. Ramsey; The Province of Logic by Richard Robinson; L’Empiricisme dans les Sciences Exactes by W. Rivier.] AJPP, X1, 4: December 1933: 308-314. 1934 SUA P158 Box 3 ARW Lecture notes: 01 Logic, 1934. Book I [41 pp.] SUA P158 Box 3 ARW Lecture notes: 02 Logic [1934]. Book 2 [Terms, Meaning, Distribution of Terms, etc. 71 pp.]

SUA P158 Box 3 ARW Lecture notes: 03 Logic [1934] Book 3 [Relations among

By Anderson Relative to Anderson

Propositions 72-158] SUA Series 5 Box 27 /11a. 1934 Margaret Mackie, Philosophy (pass): Ethics [30/7/35-31/10/35] [JA & Partridge lecturers] SUA Accession 1832 Papers of Adrian White, 1933-1934: JA Lectures on Ethics 14/3/1934-15/5/1934; 10/7/1934-8/8/1934; 4/9/1934-2/11/1934;

18/10/1934-8/11/1934

SUA Accession 1832 Papers of Adrian White, 1933-1934: JA Distinction Lectures on Kant 19/7/1934-4/10/1934; 11/1934 [Total: 53 pp.] SUA Series 5 Box 28 /17. 1934 Kewley, Lecture notes on Positive Ethics [2nd Term] SUA Series 5 Box 28 /12. [nd.] Tom H. Kewley, Positive Ethics [3rd Term] SUA Series 5 Box 28 /13. 1934 Kewley /1. [7-8/8/1934- (4 pp. typed)] [13/9/34 - ] [18/10/34 - ] Lecture notes on Butler/Kant/Ethics. SUA Series 5 Box 28 /15. 1934 Kewley, Lecture notes on Principia Ethica [3rd Term] [Partridge, in margin. JA annotations] SUA Series 5 Box 28 /16. 1934 Kewley, Lecture notes on Aristotle [1st term?, starts lecture 16?]

“Germany and the Communist International.” The Militant, February 1934: 4.

“Thomas Love Peacock.” Address to Sydney University Literary Society, 12 April

1934. Union Recorder, 19 April 1934. [AR1982: 195-203]

“Bakunin’s ‘God and the State’.” Freethought Society Address. Union Recorder, 19 April 1934; Honi Soit, 2 May 1934 [“Satan—First Freethinker”]. [SUA Series 4 Items 10/13 & 75/8] [H2000, S1, Sept 2000] “Religion and Ethics.”Paper Given the Heretics Club, 24 April 1934. [Minutes from meeting taken by Arthur Garnsey, [H1997, 59, July 1997: 6-8.] “Reply to ‘Atheistic Philosophy’.” Honi Soit, 26 April 1934 [SUA Series 4 Item 11/12 & 75/8.] [Report of address by Father Ryan (9 April) at which Anderson

contributed to the discussion after the paper.]

“The Comintern shows its Face.” The Militant, May 1934: 10-13.

“Mind as Feeling.” AJPP, XII, 2: June 1934: 81-94. [SEP1962: 68-78]

“Fascism.” Address to Public Questions Society on 20 June 1934, [Reported in:] Honi Soit, 4 July 1934; Union Recorder, 5 July 1934 [H1995, 44, October 1995: 6.] [PFL2003] By Anderson Relative to Anderson

SUA Series 25 Item 1 [Press report of address on Trotskyism to Rationalist Society.] “Trotsky Ideas,” 5 July 1934. “Teaching Freedom (Varsity Prof. Retorts to Drummond).” Telegraph, 9 July 1934: 8; “Teaching Freedom.” Sydney Morning Herald, 11 July 1934. [SUA Series 12

Item 4.]

“Herman Melville.” Address to Sydney University Literary Society, 9 July 1934. Union Recorder, 19 July 1934. [AR1982: 205-212] “Political ‘Debunking’.” Honi Soit, VI, 17: 18 July 1934: 3. [H1995, 44, October 1995: 7-8.] “Reply to Sharkey.” The Militant, July 1934. “Stalinism and Counter Revolution”. The Militant, July 1934. “The International Fabricators No. 1.” The Militant, July 1934: 14-16. SUA Series 4 It 12/3 “Benevolence,” 24 July 1934. “Virtue.” AJPP, XII, 3: September 1934: 224-228. [SUA Series 6 Item 5] “Philosophy and Politics.” Address to AAPP reported in Honi Soit, 19 September 1934 [SUA Series 4 Item 13/8 (4pp.) & 10/12 (1 p.)] [H1995, 44, October 1995: 8-9.]

“The International Fabricators No. 2.” The Militant, October 1934: 11-14.

Letter to Honi Soit, 11 April 1934 [criticism of imposition of sports fees for students]

[H1995, 44, October 1995: 6.] Anderson, William. [Rejoinder to De La Mare.] AJPP, XII, 4: December 1934: 289- “Tripe and Onions.” (1934). [H1995, 45, Dec 1995.] 295. “Romanticism and Classicism.” Hermes, XL, Michaelmas Term, 1934: 7-10. [SUA O’Neil, W.M. “Mind as Feeling?” AJPP, XII, 4: December 1934: 280-287. [Response to Series 15 Item 3/6] [Libertarian Broadsheet 85: August 1975: 5-8] [AR1982: JA “Mind as Feeling”] 55-60.] [Northern Line, 8, May 2008]

“The Anti-War Agitation.” The Militant, December: 17.

“Some Remarks on Academic Freedom.” AJPP, XII, 4: December 1934: 296-298. [Response to debate in AJPP initiated by William Anderson.] Reply to W.M O’Neil’s “Mind as Feeling?” AJPP, XII, 4: December 1934, 287-288. 1935 Bishop, Arthur, comp. [Sayings of John Anderson. 1931-1935] [SUA REF] SUA P158 Box 3 ARW Lecture notes: 04 James, 1935 I-XVI [60 + 36 pp.] [published in Lectures on Modern Philosophy, ed. Creagh Cole, Sydney: SUP, 2008] Lectures on William James 1935 By Anderson Relative to Anderson

SUA Series 3 Box 12 /12. Lectures on Reid’s “Inquiry” 15/10/1935-8/11/1935] [51pp.] Lectures on Thomas Reid's Inquiry 1935 [complete; in Lectures on Modern Philosophy, ed. Creagh Cole, Sydney: SUP, 2008: pp. 121-67] Partridge, P.H. “Progress in Evolution,” AJPP XIII, 1: March 1935: 49-65. SUA Series 5 Box 31 /29 . Handwriting unknown: Philosophy III Reid’s Enquiry: Partridge, P.H. Review, Must Philosophers Disagree by F.C.S. Schiller. AJPP XIII, 1: 10/10/35-8/11/35 March 1935: 82-84. SUA series 3 Box 12/12: complete Reid 1935 Pass Lectures [in Lectures on Modern

Philosophy, 2008 pp. 121-67]

[Suter (1983) records a G.F. McIntosh typescript of 1935 Formal Logic Lectures, 125pp., in the possession of B.C. Birchall.] “Is There an Australian Philosophy?” Sunday Sun and Guardian, 24 March 1935. [Copy at SUA Series 6 Item 23/2 and SUA Rose Archives Ser 3 Item 11/3] [H1991, 23, Oct 1991] Marxist Philosophy.” AJPP, XIII, 1: March 1935: 24-48. [SEP1962] “The Place of Speed in Progress.”Sydney Morning Herald, 21 April 1935. “The International Fabricators No. 3.” The Militant, April 1935: 7-8. “Censorship.” Address to Sydney University Freethought Society, 17 April 1935, [reported in] Union Recorder, 25 April 1935: 52; Honi Soit 1 May 1935.

[H1995, 44, October 1995: 9.]

Motion criticising Moscow Trials. The Militant, April 1935. [Meeting held 19 March at the Ingersoll Hall; Motion moved by Tripp and Anderson.] “China and Soviets: The Situation Analysed.” The Militant, May 1935: 5-6. “The Perfect Wagnerite.” Manuscripts, 13, May 1935: 34-48. [Address to Literary Society, 11 April 1935, reported in Union Recorder, 18April 1935: 43-4.] Macintosh, Gaius. “The Relation of Psychology to Philosophy.” AJPP XIII, 2: June [AR1982: 135-145] 1935: 93-110. “Election Issues.” Union Recorder, 9 May 1935: 72. Fowler, F.W. “Value.” AJPP XIII, 2: June 1935: 122-135. Translation of Trotsky’s “Open Letter to Workers of the World” in La Verite. The Anderson, William. Review, The Principles of Logic. AJPP XIII, 2: June 1935: 142-151. Militant, June? 1935. Hutley, F.C. “The Significance of John Anderson’s Theories of Aesthetics”. Blackacre, “Production, Distribution and Exchange.” AJPP, XIII, 2: June 1935: 136-142. Lent Term 1935 pp. 15-16. [PFL2003] Scepticism and Construction, by Charles A. Campbell. AJPP, XIII, 2: June 1935: 151- “Trotsky Defended”, Sydney Morning Herald, 12 July 1935: 15. 156.

“Trotsky and the Soviet Union.” Address to Public Questions Society, 16 July 1935.

By Anderson Relative to Anderson

Sydney Morning Herald, 17 July 1935 [“Russia Approaching a Crisis”]; Union Recorder, July 25 1935 pp. 158-9. [H1995, 45, Dec 1995: 2] [PFL2003] “R.H. Benson.” Address to Sydney University Literary Society, 11 July 1935. Union Recorder, 18 July 1935. [AR1935: 227-231]

“Soviet Democracy.” The Militant, July 1935: 2.

“The French Situation,” The Militant, August 1935: 1-3. Partridge, P.H. “Modality”. AJPP XIII, 3: September 1935: 88-200. “Educational Reform.” Union Recorder, XV, 19: 8 August 1935: 180-181. [SUA Series Passmore, J.A. Reviews, Psychology and Education by C.R. McRae; La Spiritualita 16 Item 3/10] dell’Essere e Leibnitz by G.E. Barié. AJPP XIII, 3: September 1935: 236-239. “Culture or Commerce.” Address to Freethought Society on 15 August 1935. Sydney Warren, A.P. Some Philosophical Problems: A Marxist Student gives his View of the Morning Herald, 16 August 1935: 15. Matter: A Reply to Professor John Anderson. [Part 1 not available.] Part 2: Is “University Reform.” AJPP, XIII, 3: September 1935: 215-222. [Extended version of Perception “Pure”? What is Matter? Hegelian Dialectics. Ultimo: J. Boxhall “Culture or Commerce”.] [Cf. SUA Series 16 Item 3/10. “Educational reform.” December 1935. [In SUA M304] 1 p.] [DAE1977] [EI1980] Macintosh, Gaius. “The Category of Causation in Psychology.” AJPP XIII, 4: December “Book censorship.” Workers Party Address, 16 September 1935 [SUA Series 4 Item 1935: 257-278. 19/07]; Freethought Society Address 17 September 1935. Passmore, J.A. “The Nature of Intelligence”. AJPP XIII, 4: December 1935: 279-289. SUA Series 20 Item 4. Correspondence: draft letters to RPA[nschutz] 24/11/1935; to Passmore, J.A. Review, Political Ethics by D.S. Robinson AJPP XIII, 4: December 1935. Sidney Hook 25/11/1935. Partridge, P.A. Review, Philosophical Studies by J. McT. E. McTaggart. AJPP XIII, 4: “Design.” AJPP, XIII, 4: December 1935: 241-256. [SEP1962] December 1935: 313-316. “Stalinists Control ‘Defence of Democratic Rights Committee’.” The Militant,

December 1935: 3.

SUA Series 6 Item 24. “Collective Security in the Pacific.” 1935?

1936 SUA Series 19 Correspondence: from Ruth Walker (1936 to late 1950s). SUA Series 5 Box 26 /06 1936 Margaret Mackie: Philosophy Honours: Critique of Pure Reason SUA Series 5 Box 26 /08 1936 Margaret Mackie: Philosophy II (Honours) Hegel SUA Series 5 Box 26 /09 1936 Margaret Mackie: Philosophy Honours—Ethics SUA Series 5 Box 31 /30 Lesley Nield: Greek Philosophy: Arts II 18/3/36-5/8/36 SUA Series 5 Box 31 /31 Lesley Nield: Greek Philosophy: Arts II 15/9/36-4/11/36 SUA P158 Box 2. Correspondence: JA to Ruth Walker (from 1936) “The Comic.” Hermes, XLII, Lent Term, 1936: 10-12. [AR1982: 67-71.] Sur le Principe du Tiers Exclu, by M. Barzin and A. Errera.·AJPP, XIV, 1: March 1936: Passmore, J.A. Review, Your Mind and Mine by R.B. Cattell. AJPP XIV, 1: March 1936. By Anderson Relative to Anderson

80. “The Cogito of Descartes.” AJPP, XIV, 1: March 1936: 48-68. [SEP1962. 101-114] “Social Service.” Address to Sydney University Freethought Society, 26 March 1936, [reported in] Honi Soit, 1 April 1936; Union Recorder, 9 April 1936. “Feodor Dostoevsky.” Address to Sydney University Literary Society, 2 April 1936. Union Recorder, 16 April 1936. [Series 15 Item 25/2 Series 6 Item 27/1] [AR1982: 213-225]

Letter on “Social Service”. Honi Soit, 22 April 1936.

“Social Service.” Freethought [pub. J. Anderson: Turramurra], 3: May 1936: 2-7.

[H1995, 45, Dec 1995]

“Censorship.” Address to Sydney University Freethought Society, 8 May 1936, [reported in] Honi Soit, 20 May 1936; Union Recorder, 21 May 1936: 96. [H1995, 45, Dec 1995] Passmore, J.A. “Psychoanalysis and Aesthetics”. AJPP XIV, 2: June 1936: 127-144. “The Policy of Freethought.” Freethought, 3: May 1936. [H2002, 94, Mar 2002] Passmore, J.A. Review, Science and the Spirit of Man by Julius W. Friend and Janis “Classical Education.” Address to Sydney University Classical Society, 23 July 1936, Feibelman. AJPP XIV, 2: June 1936: 153. [reported in] Union Recorder, 30 July 1936. [H1995, 45, Dec 1995] “Capital Punishment.” Sydney Morning Herald 14 July 1936: 6. “Peace and Patriotism.” Honi Soit, 6 August 1936. Partridge, P.H. “The Social Theory of Truth”. AJPP XIV, 3: September 1936: 161-175. “Psycho-Analysis and Romanticism.” AJPP, XIV, 3: September 1936: 210-215. [SUA Partridge, P.H. Review, The Philosophy of Spinoza and Brunner by Walter Bernard. Series 15 Item 7/7] [AR1982: 61-65.] AJPP XIV, 3: September 1936: 239-240. “Affairs in Russia Today.” Record of a broadcast talk on 2BL, 17 September 1936. McAuley, James. “Realist Aesthetics.” Address to Sydney University Literary Society, The Militant, October 1936, pp. 4-5. [PFL2003] 17 September 1936. [Report inUnion Recorder, 1 October 1936: 200.] “The Moscow Trials” Report of an address to the Sydney University Freethought Society, 1 October 1936, in the Union Recorder, 8 October 1936, pp. 209-10. [H1995, 45, Dec 1995] [PFL2003]

“Censorship.” Address to Northern Branch WEA Newcastle Annual Conference, 3

October 1936. Newcastle Morning Herald 5 October 1936 [Libertarian Broadsheet 91: June 1977: 1-3.] [?PFL2003] “Freedom and Democracy.” Address to Northern Branch WEA Newcastle Annual Conference, 5 October 1936. As “Freedom and the State”: The Militant Oct 1936: 3. As “What Freedom Means”, published [with “Censorship” above] by Newcastle Morning Herald, 5 October 1936. [SUA Series 6 Item 75]

By Anderson Relative to Anderson

[Libertarian Broadsheet 91: June 1977: 1-3.] [PFL2003] “Defects of Soviet.” WEA Address. Sydney Morning Herald, 5 October 1936. “The Soviet Constitution.” Sydney Morning Herald, 10 October 1936. Dialectics: The Logic of Marxism and its Critics, by T. A. Jackson. The Australian Highway, Journal of the Workers’ Educational Association of Australia, XVIII, 12 (New Series), Nov. 10, 1936: 191-194. [PFL2003]

“Causality and Logic.” AJPP, XIV, 4: December 1936: 309-313. [SEP1962: 122-125]

“Science and Society.” Sydney University Science Journal, Michaelmas Term. [SUA

Walker Archives Series 13 Item 1/1 and SUA Series 14 Item 2/9.] [“Science, Philosophy and Christianity S.U. Science Journal” SUA Series 25 It 27. See also SUA Series 4 Item 70/3] [“Contribution to Science, Philosophy and Christianity Symposium” (1936). H1996, 49, June 1996] 1937 SUA Series 3 Box 12 /13 Lectures on Plato: Philosophy II Distinction 1937 [typed] [Parmenides 15 pp.; Phaedo 29 pp.] [w. 1 p. undated notes] [Suter (1983)

records 1 typescript 1937 set of lecture notes on Later Socratic Dialogues, in the possession of B.C.Birchall.] Philosophy II Distinction Lectures 1937 SUA Series 3 Box 12 /14/1. Lecture notes on Apology, 1937 [9 pp.] The Apology 1937 [page images only] “Comments on ‘World Economic Survey”. Workers Party Conference, February 1937. [Per Frank Fowler; ref. Mark Weblin.] “In Defense of Revision” Address to the Workers Party Conference, February 1937, Series 17, [Ruth Walker Archives, SUA P158 Series 17] [PFL2003] Macintosh, Gaius. “Education and Personality.” AJPP XV, 1: March 1937: 3-23. Mathématique et Philosophie, by R. Wavre; La Cause et l’Intervalle ou Ordre et Passmore, John. “Reason and Inclination.” AJPP XV, 1: March 1937: 24-38. Probabilité, by E. Dupréel. AJPP, XV, 1: March 1937: 77-80. Taylor, D. “Causation and Determinism.” AJPP XV, 1: March 1937: 54-64. [Critique of “Censorship and the Monarchy.” Address to Sydney University Freethought Society, JA’s “determinism”.] 7 April 1937, [reported in] Union Recorder, 15 April 1937; Honi Soit, 21 April 1937 [H1996, 46, Jan 1996] ARW Archives SUA P158 Series 17 “Present Position of the Workers Party.” Address to the Worker's Party, 12 April 1937. “Art and Morals.” [Summary by Anderson.] Union Recorder, 29 April 1937. [AR1982: Passmore, J.A. Review, Spinoza nel Terzo Centenario . . . AJPP XV, 2: June 1937: 147- 251-252] 150. “Marxist Ethics.” XV, 2: June 1937: 98-117. [Offprint, Australian Medical Publishing Passmore, J.A. Review, A Bibliography of Aesthetics. AJPP XV, 2: June 1937: 150-151. By Anderson Relative to Anderson

Co., 1937] [SEP1962: 314-327] [H2002, 101, Dec 2002] Walker, A.R. Review, Towards Heriodiade. AJPP XV, 2: June 1937: 151-152. “Student Interests.” Candide (New Arts Magazine of the University of Sydney). Trinity Term, 1937: 21-23. [DAE1977: 22-24] [H1996, 46, Jan 1996] SUA Series 4 Item 30/11 & 73/8-13. Discussion notes on politics, June/July 1937. “The New Education.” Address to Sydney University Freethought Society, 12 August 1937, [reported in] Union Recorder, 16 September 1937. [H1996, 46, Jan Mackie, J.L. “Freethought Society”. Candide, 1937 Trinity Term. 1996]

Paper on Stalinism and Trotskyism, 14 September 1937 [Per Frank Fowler; ref. Mark Weblin.] [untitled notes on Trotsky and Stalin, SUA Series 4 Item 44/12] Partridge, P.H. Review, A Creed for Sceptics, by C.A. Strong. AJPP XV, 3: September 1937: 220-224. SUA Series 6 Item 32. Kautsky’s “Terrorism and Communism”. 21 September 1937. Passmore, J.A. Review, An Introduction to the Theory and Practice of Psychology, by “Why Bolshevism Failed.” Address to Sydney University Freethought Society, 23 Ll. Wynn Jones. AJPP XV, 3: September 1937: 230-235. September 1937, [reported in] Union Recorder, 30 September 1937. [H1990, 20, March 1990: 1-5; H1996, 47, February 1996: 5.] [PFL2003] “Leninism: System fails.” Honi Soit, 29 September 1937 [Report of “Why Bolshevism Failed” address.] “Australian Culture.” Address to Literary Society, 30 September 1937 Honi Soit, 13 October 1937; Union Recorder, 14 October 1937. [SUA Series 15 Item 22/2] [AR1982: 253-254]

How We Think, by John Dewey. AJPP, XV, 3: September 1937: 224-230.

Logical Positivism and Analysis, by L. Susan Stebbing. AJPP, XV, 3: September 1937: Partridge, P.H. “The Morality of the Scientist”. AJPP XV, 4: December 1937: 241-258. 238-240. Walker, A.R. Review, Passivity and Rationalization by Nathan Fialko. AJPP XV, 4: Freud and Marx: A Dialectical Study, by R. Osborn. The Australian Highway, XIX, 9 December 1937. (New Series), Oct. 10, 1937: 138-141. [PFL2003] Partridge, P.H. Review, Psyche: An Annal of General and Linguistic Psychology, vol. Studies in the History of Ideas, Volume III. AJPP, XV, 4: December 1937: 299-307. XIV 1934. AJPP XV, 4: December 1937: 310-313. 1938

SUA P158 Series 3 Box 3. ARW Lecture notes: /06 Berkeley, 1938 [Lect. IV-VIII] [JA Partridge, P.H. “Contingency.” AJPP, XVI, 1: March 1938: 1-22. overseas that year until Jan 1939; these lectures JA-annotated so are most likely his, but cannot have been given in 1938, as marked (“[1938]”) on Anderson, William. “The Entrance Examination Policy of the University of New front page] Zealand (I) AJPP, XVI, 1: March 1938: 23-40; (II) (I) AJPP, XVI, 2: August 1938: 143-172. A Textbook of Marxist Philosophy (R): The Australian Highway XX 1 (New Series), February 10, 1938: 13-17. [PFL2003] Passmore, J.A. Review, The Philosophical Bases of Theism, by G. Dawes Hicks. AJPP, XVI, 1: March 1938: 60-69.

Partridge, P.H. Review, Human Affairs, eds. Cattell; Cohen; Travers. AJPP, XVI, 1: By Anderson Relative to Anderson

March 1938: 69-80. Walker, A.R. Review, Psychology and Health by H. Banister. AJPP, XVI, 1: March 1938: 82-85. Walker, A.R. Review, Sexual Regulations and Cultural Behaviour by J.R. Unwin. AJPP, XVI, 1: March 1938: 85-88.

Passmore, J.A. Review, A Grand Selection from the Works of Sigmund Freud. AJPP

XVI, 2: August 1938: 182-3.

Anderson, William. Review, The Lasting Elements of Individualism, by William Ernest “The Problem of Causality.” AJPP, XVI, 2: August 1938: 127-142. [SEP1962: 126-136] Hocking. AJPP XVI, 3: December 1938: 255-265. Passmore, J.A. Review, Psychology Down the Ages by C. Spearman. AJPP XVI, 3: December 1938: 265-273. Eddy, H. Review, Principles of Modern Education by E.W. Thomas. AJPP XVI, 3: December 1938: 274-279. 1939 [Suter (1983) records a set of 1939 Early Greek Philosophy lectures, 200 pp., taken by E. McIntosh, in the possession of B.C. Birchall.] “Totalitarianism.” Address to Sydney University Freethought Society, 13 April 1939, [reported in] Union Recorder, 4 May 1939. [SUA Series 6 It 58] [H1996, 47, February 1996: 5.] [PFS2003]

SUA Series 6 It 11 “The Intellectuals in Retreat” (Discussion Group), 16 April 1939.]

[Dated by Fowler, but address by this title given in Newport in 1942, per Mark Weblin, PFS2003] SUA Series 16 Item 3/10. “Educational reform.” [cf. “University Reform” in AJPP 1935] [1 p. 1935] Miller, Rhys A. “Some Implications of Morality.” AJPP XVII, 1: May 1939: 40-54. [JA’s “Literature and Life.” Union Recorder, 20 April 1939. [AR1982: 255-257] “Logic and Ethics” reacts to this.] “Socialism.” Address to AAPP in Melbourne, May 17? 1939. [SUA Series 6 It 58; see Walker, A.R. Review, Child Psychology by John J.B. Morgan. AJPP XVII, 1: May 1939: also SUA Series 8 Item 1] [H1994, 35, March 1994] 67-73. “Intellectualism versus Bolshevism and Trotskyism.” Notes taken by Ruth Walker of a Paper given in to a Trotskyist Melbourne May 17? 1939. [SUA Series 6 It 58; see also SUA Ser ies 8 Item 1] [H1996, 47, February 1996: 8-10.] [PFL2003] SUA Series 4 Item 32/24. Alexander Lectures: 1, 4, 8, 11. [See also Walker Archives Series 6] Report of Lectures Honi Soit, 17 May 1939.

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“Logic and Ethics.” AJPP, XVII, 1: May 1939: 55-65. SUA Series 4 Item 20/11. “Origin of Life.” 13 July 1939. [See also The Catholic Press [Powell, J. Enoch. “Nietzsche on Education.” Address to A.A.P.P. 13 July 1939.] 20 June 1939] Miller, Rhys A. “Logic and Ethics.” AJPP XVII, 2: August 1939: 158-163. [Reacts to JA’s “The Status of Logic.” AJPP, XVII, 2: August 1939: 164-169. “Logic and Ethics”.] Passmore, John. Review, The 1938 Mental Measurements Yearbook. AJPP XVII, 2: SUA Series 6 It 33; see also Series 4 It 34/5. “Mythology.” (8 September 1939). August 1939: 171-180. [H2000, S1, Sept 2000] SUA Series 6 Item 56 [4 pp.] & notes Series 4 It 21/14. “Borkenau: The New German Empire.” 4 October 1939. Passmore, John. “Philosophy and Science.” AJPP XVII, 3: December 1939: 193-207. “Might and Right.” Address to Public Questions Society, 5 October 1939. [SUA Series Boyce Gibson, A. “Ethics and Logic.” AJPP XVII, 3: December 1939: 251-256. [On JA’s 6 It 57. ] [H1992, 29, Dec 1992] [PFS2003] “Logic and Ethics”; JA replies with “Logic and Experience”.] “Logic and Experience.” AJPP, XVII, 3: December 1939: 257-272. Macintosh, G.F. Review, Hume’s Theory of Knowledge by Constance Maund. AJPP XVII, 3: December 1939. SUA Series 15 Item 3/1. “The Nature of Poetry.” Address to Literary Society, 1939. Eddy, H. Review, Democracy’s Danger by Sir Herbert Gepp. AJPP XVII, 3: December [AR1982: 73-5.] 1939. 1940-1949 1940 SUA Series 3 Box 12 /15 Platonic Dialogues 1940-1942 /1. Introduction to 1940 Course Mainly on Social (Political) Aspects of Socratic Philosophy [1942; 8 pp.]; /2. Lectures on Platonic Dialogues [1940] [90 pp.] w. shorthand notes

[2 pp.] and various [notes?] by TAR from 1941. Dialogues 1942

SUA Series 3 Box 12 /16. Lectures on The Nature of Mental Science [Distinction, 1940] [28 pp.] [with typescript, 47 pp.] The Nature Of Mental Science 1940 SUA Series 6, Item 58. “Socialism” Lecture/Article in Andersons own hand, ?1940. [PFL2003] “Some Problems of Positive Philosophy.” Facsimile of manuscript. ?1940 [DAPRIL 1987: 149-164.] “The Nightmare.” Address to AAPP Conference at Newport, January 1940. [SUA Series 8 Item 4; see also Series 4 Item 44] [H2000, S1, Sept 2000]

SUA Series 6 Item 35 (RW’s hand?). “Freud’s theory of the unconscious.” January

1940.

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SUA Series 8 Item 4. “Libido” 12 January 1940 (Newport: comments on paper). “James Joyce.” Sydney University Literary Society Address. Union Recorder 18 April 1940 [SUA Series 15 Item 18/1unknown hand, 6 pp. written on front in biro: “Finnegans Wake for most part”; UR date could be wrong (for delivery—

could be 18/5? This would then be draft of next item?]

“James Joyce: Finnegan’s Wake.” Sydney University Literary Society Address, 23 April 1940. [per SUA Series 15 Item 18/2] [AR1982: 113-116.] “The Present Position of the Labour Movement.” [Notes taken by Ruth Walker of Anderson’s presidential address to the Freethought Society] 9 May 1940 [H1996, 49, June 1996, pp. 1-2.] [PFL2003] Letter: “The retort courteous” Honi Soit 15 May 1940.Reply to Maestro’s “On the Freedom of Thought, 9 May] [H1996, 49, June 1996] Partridge, P.H. “The Problem of Social Philosophy”. AJPP XVIII, 1: June 1940: 1-17. “Freudianism and Society: Superstition and Society, by R. Money-Kyrle; Civilisation, Hutley, F.C. “The Field of Jurisprudence”. AJPP XVIII, 1: June 1940: 38-46. War and Death—Selections from Three Works by Sigmund Freud, ed. John Rickman”. AJPP, XVIII, 1: June 1940: 50-77. [Abstract in PI] [SEP1962: 341- 358] In the Spirit of William James, by Ralph Barton Perry.·AJPP, XVIII 1: June 1940: 85-88. “History and Consciousness” Lecture given to AAPP Congress, 14 August 1940 [SUA Series 6 Item 37] [H1981, 3, June 1981, pp. 4-6.] [PFL2003] “Freud and Philosophy.” Hermes, August [See also SUA Series 4 Item 70/4] Walker, A.R. Review, Critical Realism by G. Dawes. AJPP XVIII, 2: September 1940: Psychology for Everyone: An Outline of General Psychology, by W. J. H. Sprott. AJPP 161-180. XVIII, 2: September 1940: 154-159. Partridge, P.H. Review, Educating for Democracy, eds. Cohen; Travers. AJPP XVIII, 2: “Obscenity.” [Paper read to a study group of the Sydney University Freethought September 1940: 180-189. Society, 28 October 1940 [SUA Series 4 Item 21 and Series 6 Item 34. See Stout, A.K. “Freewill.” AJPP XVIII, 3: December 1940: 212-231. [217: “relativism in also Walker Archives Ser 14] [Libertarian Broadsheet, 73, May 1973: 7-10] the vicious sense often attacked by Professor John Anderson in this [H1996, 49, June 1996] Journal”] SUA Series 4 Item 84. “The Utility of Philosophy,” 1940 [3 pp.] Ritchie, A.M. Review [two books on “psychical research”]. AJPP XVIII 3: December 1940. Eddy, W.H.C. Review, American Philosophy Today and Tomorrow, eds. Kallen; Hook. 1941 AJPP XVIII, 3: December 1940: 268-287. SUA Series 3 Box 12 /17. Lectures on Hegel [1941; 33 pp., w. shorthand notes 5 pp.] [Suter (1983) records a 33 pp.set of Hegel lectures from Rose in 1941, in By Anderson Relative to Anderson

the possession of B.C. Birchall; probably the same.] Hegel 1941 SUA Series 3 Box 12 /18. Alexander [1941; 19 pp., with shorthand notes, 2 pp. incl. GEM as "fear of generality" and "piece-meal philosophy"] Alexander 1941 SUA P198 Series 3 Box 4. Tom Rose Papers relating to JA [33 cm]: 08 Hegel: /1. JA Lectures, Hegel 1941 [typed; 37 pp.]

SUA M242/05/1. T.A. Rose, JA lectures on (1) Dialectic, Hegel, Alexander [37

pp.nd.—c.1941] (2) Notes on Hegel [28 pp.] [typed photocopies]

SUA Series 3 Box 12 /19. Lectures on Green’s Principles of Political Obligation [1941; 66 pp.] Lectures on Green's Principles of Political Obligation 1941 [complete; published in Lectures on Political Theory, 1941-45, ed. Creagh Cole. Sydney: SUP, 2007: pp. 3-74] SUA Series 3 Box 13 /20. Lectures. Scientific Method [1941; 75 pp.] [w. toc: Propositions and Terms (Nature of Logic; Mill on Syllogism; Propositions

and Terms; Knowledge of Universality; Problems and Complex Terms); Possibilities (Hypotheticals and Disjunctives); Inquiry (Mill’s Methods; Causality and Temporal Order; “Uniformity of Nature”; Error); Hypothesis and Proof (Conjunction and Disjunction)] [w. shorthand notes, 2 pp.] Scientific Method 1941 [page images only]

[Suter (1983) records a 60 pp. 1941 ms of Lectures on Lenin and Bosanquet taken by

E. McIntosh, in the possession of B.C. Birchall.]

SUA Series 8 It 2; also Series 4 It 84. “Utility of Philosophy,” Newport, 3 January 1941. SUA Series 8 It 2; see also Series 15 It 16. “The Perfect Wagnerite,” Newport, 5 January 1941. [originally published, Manuscripts, 1935; AR1982: 135-146] SUA Series 8 It 2. “The Permanent Revolution,” Newport, 6 January 1941. SUA Series 8 It 5; see also Series 6 It 27/2. “1941 conf.”“Dostoevsky,” Newport, 8 January 1941. [Northern Line No 8 May 2008] SUA Series 8 It 2. “Conceptions of Socialism”. Psychology and Psychotherapy, by William Brown 4th edition. AJPP, XIX, 1: April Gibson, Q.B. “The Meaning of ‘Evolution’.” AJPP XIX, 1: April 1941: 14-30. [Reply to 1941: 94-96. Partridge on evolution.] SUA Series 4 Item 30/9. “Myth (Sorel) and Croce’s view of history.” (Lecture?) 12 Passmore, J.A. “The Moral Philosophy of Hobbes.” AJPP XIX, 1: April 1941: 31-43. April 1941. [7 pp.] Maestro. “On the Freedom of Thought.”Honi Soit, 9 May 1941. “John Anderson on Education Department.” Honi Soit, 15 May 1941. Report of By Anderson Relative to Anderson

address on 7 May 1941. [H1996, 50, June-July 1996: 4.] “Marxism and Society.” Honi Soit, 8 July 1941. [SUA Series 4 Item 22/7] “Man and Evolution.” Report of debate scheduled for 11 August 41. Honi Soit, Ritchie, A.M. “Phantasy and Social Theory.” AJPP XIX, 2: August 1941: 122-143. 7August 1941. Ritchie, A.M. Review, Essays in Polynesian Ethnology by Robert F. Williamson. AJPP “Anderson, Hammond Debate Draws Large Crowd.” [Debate with Canon T.C. XIX, 2: August 1941. Hammond on 7 August 1941] Honi Soit August 14 1941. [“Anderson and Gibbons, Peter. “Anderson, Hammond Debate Draws Large Crowd.” Debate 7 Hammond on Christianity, Faith and Credulity,” H1996, 51, July 1996: 2-3.] August 1941. [“Christianity, Faith and Credulity.”] Honi Soit, 14 August [with A.H. McDonald; C.R. McCrae]. “Why an Arts Faculty?” 15 September 1941. 1941. [H1996, 51 July 1996: 2-3.] Report on Symposium: Honi Soit, 29 September 1941. [H1996, 51, July 1996: Report on Symposium “Why an Arts Faculty?”: John Anderson; A.H. McDonald; C.R. 1-2.] McCrae. Honi Soit, 19 September 1941. [H1996, 51, July 1996: 1-2.] “The Banning of Ulysses.” [“Ulysses Ban to be Expected: Society IS Bourgeois.”] Honi Soit, XIII, 24: 25 September 1941: 3. [AR1982: 103-104.]

“Senate Reform Now. Graduate Representation Attacked” Honi Soit, Special Edition,

XIII, 29: 1941: 2. [early November?]

SUA Series 4 Item 23. “The Positive Science of Ethics,” Address to AAPP, Melbourne, 1941. From Beast-Machine to Man-Machine, by Leonora Cohen Rosenfield. AJPP, XIX, 3: December 1941: 277-286. Partridge, P.H. “Some Thoughts on Planning”. AJPP XIX, 3: December 1941: 236-252. “Art and Morality.” AJPP, XIX, 3: December 1941: 253-266. [EI1980] [AR1982: 83- Passmore, J.A. Review, Hume’s Theory of the External World by H.H. Price. AJPP XIX, 93.] [PI] 3: December 1941. 1942 SUA Series 3 Box 13 /21. Lectures on Apology and Euthyphro [1942; 63 pp.] [w. toc: pp. 32-49: Logic (conjunctive and disjunctive terms; division, predicables, definition; “rules” of division and of definition)] [w. shorthand resume 1 p.]

[w. typescript 43 pp. dat. 24/4/1942] Apology and Euthyphro 1942

SUA Series 3 Box 13 /22. Ethics and Aesthetics [1942; 22 pp.; w. typescript 22 pp.] Lectures on Ethics and Aesthetics 1941 [“1942” in ms] SUA Series 3 Box 13 /23. Political Theory [1942; 55 pp.] [w. toc: Introduction (Individualism); Bosanquet (Idealism); Lenin (Class Doctrine); Conclusion (Bosanquet & Lenin) Lectures on Political Theory 1941 [“1942” in ms] [complete; published in Lectures on Political Theory, 1941-45, ed. Creagh

Cole. Sydney: SUP, 2007: pp. 75-136]

[Suter (1983) records (1) a typescript of the 1942 Political Theory lectures, “possibly By Anderson Relative to Anderson

the same [as in SUA]”, and (2) a 20 pp. G.E. Moore typescript, in the possession of B.C. Birchall.] SUA Series 6, Item 11. “The Intellectuals in Retreat” Report by Ruth Walker of an address by Anderson at Newport in 1942. [PFL2003]

?SUA Series 15 item 15/4. [nd but associated with 1942 conference material] “1942

Notes on Aesthetics.” [H2002, S6 September 2002]

SUA Series 8 Item 6/1;[“Freethought and Sex.”] Address to Worker’s Group 10 January 1942 [Edited by Frank Fowler, 1995; H1996, 50, June-July 1996: 5-8.] SUA Series 8 Item 6; see also Series 15 It 18. “Exiles.” [Reconstructed notes from] Newport Address, 1942. [AR1982: 117-122.] SUA Series 8 Item 6; see also Series 15 It 15. “Emperor and Galilean,” Newport, January 1942. [One of sources for reconstruction in AR1982: 147-158; see also 1920; 1932]

SUA Series 8 Item 6. “The Nature of Life.” Newport debate, January 1942.

“Is [the Faculty of] Arts necessary in Wartime?” Symposium, 7 May 1942. Honi Soit,

14 May 1942; Union Recorder 28 May 1942. [Series 29 Box 68/27]

“Return of Some Brickbats.” Honi Soit, 2 July 1942. [Libertarian Broadsheet, 87, 1976] [H1996, 51, July 1996: 3-4.] “The History of the Freethought Society.” Honi Soit, July 1942. “Christianity in the University.” Address to Freethought Society, 6 August 1942. Honi Soit, 13 August 1942. [H1996, 51, July 1996: 4.] Walker, A.R. Review, The Superphysical by A.W. Osborn. AJPP 1942: XX, 2: [August?] “Psychoanalysis and Religion”. AAPP paper. Reported, Honi Soit, 3 September 1942 1942: 151. [Heraclitus, 105, April 2003: 16.] “The Meaning of Good.” AJPP, XX, 2: September 1942: 111-140. [SEP1962: 248-267] [PI] Letter. “Logic of the letters”. Honi Soit, 3 September 1942. “Liberal Education.” AAPP Address. Reported, Honi Soit, 10 September 1942. [SUA Series 4 It 24] On John Anderson’s attitude to German unconditional surrender, 1943; Stout on “University Liberalism Imperilled.” Honi Soit, 24 September 1942. Anderson in 1944; Karl Popper’s Sydney Appointment, 1945. H2002, 96, May “Some doubts may be felt.” Honi Soit, 20 November 1942. 2002. Letter to Ruth Walker, 17 November 1942 [On theology and philosophy.] [H1997, Osborn, A.W. [Reply by “Correspondence” to review by Ruth Walker]. AJPP XX, 3: 55, Jan 1997] December 1942: 231-234. By Anderson Relative to Anderson

1943 SUA Series 3 Box 13 /24. Introduction to Philosophy [Philosophy I: 1943; 91 pp.; w. SUA Series 36 (1943-1961) Correspondence: Sandy Anderson to John and Jennie typescript, 207 pp.] Philosophy I. Introduction to Philosophy 1943 Anderson. SUA M468. Anderson papers and Lectures (Sheila Hill Arts IV) 1939-1944: 01/1. 1st notebook: “John Anderson’s Lecture Notes Hegel to Marx [72 pp.; pen and pencil; lecture 5 is 6/5/1943. To 7/10/43] “Sees Religion as Politics.” Daily Telegraph, 2 April 1943. [Copy at SUA Series 13.] “Are we over-governed?” Address 20 January 1943; reported in Honi Soit 29/4/43. “Religious Teaching Assailed.” Mirror, 2 April 1943. [Copy at SUA Series 13.] SUA Series 24 (1943-1961) Correspondence: John and Jenny Anderson to Sandy “Priest’s Reply to Professor’s Claim.” Mirror, 3 April 1943. [Copy at SUA Series 13.] Anderson. “Religion in Schools. Professor’s View Attacked.” Sydney Morning Herald, 3 April “No religion in education” Address to New Education Fellowship. 1 April 1943. 1943. [Copy at SUA Series 13.]

“State cannot buy opinions.” Sun, 4 April 1943. [Copy at SUA Series 13.]

“Professor Hit Over Religion.” Truth, 4 April 1943. [Copy at SUA Series 13.]

“Training Dogmatists.” Daily Telegraph, 4 April 1943. [Copy at SUA Series 13.]

[Letterettes.] “Rash.” Daily Telegraph, 5 April 1943. [Copy at SUA Series 13.]

“Free Discussion.” Sun, 5 April 1943. [Copy at SUA Series 13.]

NSW Parliamentary Debates: 6 April 1943 no. 45, pp. 2168-2190; 13 April 1943 no. 48, pp. 2317-2354; 4 May 1943 no. 53 p. 2826; 29 April 1943 pp. 2773- 2774. [nos. 45, 48 and 53 at SUA Series 13 Item 3] “Attack on Talk by Professor.” Sun, 6 April 1943. [Copy at SUA Series 13.] “Heresy Hunt Deplored.” Sun, 7 April 1943. [Copy at SUA Series 13.] “Parlt. Censures Professor. Religious Views ‘Social Menace’. Assembly prejudiced.” Daily Telegraph, 7 April 1943: 5. Letterettes: “Anderson.” “Sects.” [Also this date: “Want Anderson Dismissed”.] [Copy at SUA Series 13.]

[Penton, Brian.] “A Witch Hunt in 1943 AD”. Daily Telegraph, 7 April 1943. [Copy at “Reply by Professor Anderson.” Sydney Morning Herald, 7 April 1943. SUA Series 13.]

“Professor Attacked. Assembly Resents Talk on Religion.” Sydney Morning Herald, 7 April 1943: 6. [Includes, “Fellowship’s View”. Also: letter to editor, L.M. Steele] [Copy at SUA Series 13.] “Anderson’s Views to be Probed.” Mirror, 7 April 1943. [Copy at SUA Series 13.] “Will Resign if Professor Penalised. Dr Duhig Defends Varsity Right to Freedom of Speech”; Protest as ‘Formality’”; “Not Slaves to Bureaucracy”; Two Questions By Anderson Relative to Anderson

for Senate.” Daily Telegraph, 8 April 1943: 5. [Copy at SUA Series 13.] “Freedom of Speech.” Sydney Morning Herald, 8 April 1943. [Copy at SUA Series 13.] “Professor Anderson Controversy.” Sun, 8 April 1943. [Copy at SUA Series 13.] “Anderson Controversy.” Honi Soit, 9 April 1943: 1. [Copy at SUA Series 13.] O’Brien, E. “Dr O’Brien Contends: The Professor is Intolerant”. Daily Telegraph, 9 April 1943: 6. [Copy at SUA Series 13.]

“Right to Criticise Religion Defended at Crowded Meeting of Educationalists”; “No

Special Action Yet on Professor.” Daily Telegraph, 9 April 1943: 7. And Our Readers Say: H.S. Williamson, “Democracy”; J.D. Butchart, “Student’s View”. Note, “editor, D.T.” [Copy at SUA Series 13.] “System Rules Schools. Views of Bishop Burgmann”; “Right of Free Speech. Students Uphold Professor.” Sydney Morning Herald, 9 April 1943. [Copy at SUA Series 13.] “Anderson replies to church critic.”Daily Telegraph, 10 April 1943. [Copy at SUA Series 13.] “Religion in Schools. Readers Opinions.” Sydney Morning Herald, 10 April 1943. [Copy at SUA Series 13.]

Hammond, T.C. “Religion No Bar to Inquiry”. Sunday Telegraph, 11 April 1943:

“Religion in Education: Leaders State Case For and Against.” [Copy at SUA Series 13.] “Religion bans commonsense.” Sunday Telegraph, 11 April 1943: Religion in “The Case of Anderson and Free Speech: Parliament’s Religious Censorship called Education: Leaders State Case For and Against”. [originals of JA’s submissions ‘Improper’”; “Pastor Publicly Curses Professor Anderson.” Sunday Telegraph, to Telegraph and Sun at SUA Series 13 2/5] 11 April 1943. [Copy at SUA Series 13.] Firebrace, R.C. [pamphlet]. The New Day Message No. 180. “A Professor’s Bombshell”. [Talk on 2GB, Sunday 11 April 1943.] [Copy at SUA Series 13.] “Protest by ‘Mohammedan’”; “Freedom Basis of Civilization”; “Censure ‘Fine Gesture’” “Professor’s Mixed Mailbag. Most Letter Writers Support Free Speech.” Daily Telegraph, 12 April 1943. Letters to the Editor: E.P. Dark

(Katoomba); H. Whitmore Dart; Eris O’Brien; Charles McCausland; John F. Merand; S.L. McIndoe; John C. Thompson; Wallace D. Chandler. [Copy at SUA Series 13.] “Personal Items [with JA caricature].” Bulletin, 14 April 1943. [Copy at SUA Series 13.] “Professor on Religion. Views Differ in Upper House.” Sydney Morning Herald, 14 By Anderson Relative to Anderson

“Check Imperialism.” Daily Telegraph, 14 April 1943. [SUA Series 6 It 39.] [H1996, April 1943: 4. [Copy at SUA Series 13.] 52, September 1996: 1.] “MLC’s Varsity Request.”Sun, 14 April 1943. [Copy at SUA Series 13.] “Opposes Attempt to Limit Discussion.” Daily Telegraph, 15 April 1943. [Copy at SUA Series 13.] De Witt Batty, Rt. Rev. F. “Education and Religion. Reply to Professor Anderson. The Christian Viewpoint.” Sydney Morning Herald, 16 April 1943. [Copy at SUA Series 13.]

“The Charge of Obscuritanism.” Notes and Comments, The Church Standard, 16 “Academic Freedom.” Honi Soit, XV, 11: 16 April 1943: 1. April 1943. [Copy at SUA Series 13.]

“Student Move to Protest over Anderson.” Farrago, 16 April 1943. [Copy at SUA Series 13.] “Stout says . . .” Honi Soit, 16 April 1943: 1. [Copy at SUA Series 13.] “Social Education More Important.” Daily Telegraph, 16 April 1943. [Copy at SUA Series 13.] Garnsey, Arthur H. Letter to Editor. Sydney Morning Herald, 17 April 1943. [Copy at SUA Series 13.] Series 13 Item 2/1. Letter to R.C Firebrace, 17 April 1943. “Students Defend Professor Anderson.” Daily Telegraph, 17 April 1943. [Copy at SUA Series 13.]

“Melbourne Move on Anderson Case.” Sunday Sun, 18 April 1943. [Copy at SUA

Series 13.]

Stout, A.K. “Only the False in Religion Need Fear the Critic.” Sunday Telegraph, 18 April 1943: “Religion in Education: Professor defends Professor.” [Copy at SUA Series 13.] “Defence of Free Speech.” Daily Telegraph, 19 April 1943. [Copy at SUA Series 13.] “Anderson Defends Freedom.” Sun, 14 April 1943. [Copy at SUA Series 13.] Sharkey, L.L. “Anderson has no Message: Rotten Anti-Soviet Views”. Tribune, 119, Series 13 Item 2. “John Anderson, My Jo!” 21 April 1943. 21 April 1943: 3. [Copy at SUA Series 13.] “Anderson defends freedom.” The Sun, 21 April 1943. “Religion in Schools.” Sydney Morning Herald, 21 April 1943. [Copy at SUA Series 13.] “Anderson on assembly move.” Daily Telegraph, 22 April 1943. [Copy at SUA Series 13.] “Freedom of Speech. Professor Anderson’s Address.” Sydney Morning Herald, 22 “Support for Prof. Anderson.” Daily Telegraph, 24 April 1943. [Copy at SUA Series April 1943: 7. 13.] By Anderson Relative to Anderson

SUA Series 5 Box 30 /27 Handwriting unknown: Notes on Ethics: 24/4/43- Piddington, A.B. “Col. Bruxner (1943) echoes Col. Pride ... (1648)”. Sunday 16/11/43. Telegraph, 25 April 1943. [Copy at SUA Series 13.] “Peace Plan Critic. Aim ‘Not Possible’.” Address on “Democracy and Religion” at “Criticism by Bishop ‘Hasty’”. Sunday Telegraph, 25 April 1943. [Copy at SUA Series NSW Rationalist. Association 25 April 1943. Daily Telegraph 26 April 1943. 13.] [Copy at SUA Series 13.]. “Contest Professor’s Views on ‘Freedoms’.” Daily Telegraph, 27 April 1943. [Copy at “Freedom of Speech.” Honi Soit, 29 April 1943. SUA Series 13.] “Gems of Thought.” Assorted reactions to Anderson’s “Religion in Education” [1 April 1943], Honi Soit, 29 April 1943: 1. [H1996, 52, September 1996: 2.] [Collection of clippings relating to NEF affair, SUA Series 13 Items 1-2;

collection of letters received by Anderson, SUA Series 13 Items 4-11.]

“40 Professors Meet on Anderson Case”; “Prof. Anderson ‘’Satisfied’”. Daily Telegraph, 29 April 1943. [At SUA Series 13, with, “Informal Meeting of Professors. Agenda.” 5 pp., roneo, JA annotation.] “Professor’s Stand for Free Speech. Says Expulsion ‘Punishment’.” Daily Telegraph, 1 May 1943. [On WEA Affair.] [Copy at SUA Series 13.] “Two Freedoms.” Daily Telegraph, 1 May 1943. [Copy at SUA Series 13.] “Right to Free Speech. Professor’s Claim.” Sydney Morning Herald, 1 May 1943. [Copy at SUA Series 13.]

Lower, “My Jo John”. “Rift Between Heaven and Professor Anderson.” Smiths

Weekly, 1 May 1943 [with cartoon]. [Copy at SUA Series 13.]

“Varsity Move to Call Convocation.” Sunday Telegraph, 2 May 1943. [Copy at SUA Series 13.] “Truthseeker.” “War for Democracy?” Notes and Comments, NZ Rationalist, 1 May 1943. [Copy at SUA Series 13.] “Deciding on Anderson.” Daily Telegraph, 3 May 1943. [Copy at SUA Series 13.] Watt. R.D. “Freedom of Speech”. Letter to the Editor, Sydney Morning Herald, 3 May 1943. [Copy at SUA Series 13.] “Professor Supported.” Daily Telegraph, 4 May 1943. [Copy at SUA Series 13.] Garnsey, Arthur H. Letter to Sydney Morning Herald, 4 May 1943 [at SUA Series 13 copied by JA, with note: “[What Holme and Co. believe in is suppression.]”.

“This was not a Mere Aberration.” Editorial, Daily Telegraph, 5 May 1943: 6. [Also,

same issue:] “Against free Speech Limit. Varsity Senate Upholds Anderson.”

By Anderson Relative to Anderson

[Copy at SUA Series 13.] “Censorship in the Labour Movement.” Address on Partridge and WEA, 5 May 1943. “Anglican ‘Weak Point’.” Sydney Morning Herald, 5 May 1943. [Copy at SUA Series “Labour Movement Demoralised.” Honi Soit, 6 May 1943. [SUA Series 27 13.] Item 1.] “No Action by University. Senate’s View on Prof. Anderson.” Sydney Morning Herald, 5 May 1943. [Copy at SUA Series 13.] Neal, B.W. “Anderson Aftermath.” Letter to the Editor, Farrago, 6 May 1943. [Copy at SUA Series 13.] “Free Speech Attacked.” Honi Soit, 6 May 1943. [Partridge and WEA vs Teachers Federation and (non-ALP) State Labour Party.] [Copy at SUA Series 13.]

“Archbishop on Free Speech. Rights ‘Sacred’ but ‘Limitations’.” Sydney Morning

Herald, 8 May 1943 [with draft JA letter to Sunday Telegraph]. [Copy at SUA Series 13.] Holme, E.R. “Fitting Last Word.” Sydney Morning Herald, 8 May 1943. [Copy at SUA “Archbishop’s morality plea attacked.” Sunday Telegraph, 9 May 1943. [Copy at SUA Series 13.] Series 13.] Eddy, Madge L. “WEA and Russia.” Sydney Morning Herald, 8 May 1943. [Copy at SUA Series 13.] SUA Series 13 Item 2. Reply to O’Brien. Submitted to Daily Telegraph, 14 April 1943, “Free Speech and Wise Silence.” The Sun, Editorial, 9 May 1943. [Copy at SUA not printed. Series 13.] SUA Series 27 Item 3. Letter re. Partridge. Daily Telegraph, May, date? 1943. Sharkey, L.L. “Prof. Anderson—a Counter-Revolutionary Humbug” Communist Review 22, May 1943: 54-6. [roneo, 4 pp. foolscap at SUA Series 13/10] “Prometheus”. “The Facts of the Anderson Case.” Letter to the Editor, Farrago, 14 May 1943. [Same date: “Sign and Protest.”] [Copy at SUA Series 13.]

“Anderson Again.” Farrago, 21 May 1943. [G.A. Paul on JA.] [Copy at SUA Series 13.]

“Honi Soit Qui”; “Christian”; “Hephaestos” (“Prometheus Undone”). Letters to

Farrago, 21 May 1943. [Copy at SUA Series 13.]

Hammond, T.C. [16 pp. pamphlet] Abolishing God: A Reply to Professor John Education for Democracy, by J. D. G. Medley. AJPP, XXII, 2: June 1943: 53-63. [SUA Anderson of Sydney University. Melbourne: S. John Bacon, [May 1943 or Series 7 Item 5] [EI1980] later]. [Copy at SUA Series 13.] “The Nature of Ethics.” AJPP, XXI, 1, June 1943: 26-40. [SEP1962: 268-278] [PI] Hope. A.D. “The Meaning of Good.” AJPP XXI, 1: June 1943: 17-26. Ritchie, A.M. Review, The Difficult Child ... by C.W. Valentine. AJPP XXI, 1: June 1943: SUA Series 4 Item 26/11. ?Alexander Invitation to lecture at Zionist League of 43-53. Australia. 5 June 1943. “Truthseeker.” “Professor Anderson.” Notes and Comments, NZ Rationalist, 1 June By Anderson Relative to Anderson

1943. [Copy at SUA Series 13.] “Religion in Education”: published in a collection of addresses with this title by The “Canon T.C. Hammond exposes false attitude of Professor Anderson”, The New Education Fellowship (N.S.W.), July 1943, pp. 25-32. [DAE1977] [EI1980] Watchman (3): June 1943: 5-19. [Copy at SUA Series 13.] [Melbourne University eport of Anderson controversy.] Farrago, 7 July 1943. “Sydney University and Atheism,” The Advent Herald, 10 June 1943. [Copy at SUA Series 13.] “Film Censorship.” Honi Soit, 14 October 1943. “Anderson on Education.” Farrago, 6 July 1943. [Copy at SUA Series 13.] SUA Series 27 Item 1/1. “Workers educator makes weak attack on Labour.” In Cohen, Chapman. “Christian Liberty.” Editor’s Views and Opinions, The Freethinker, Progress, 19 November 1943. 11 July 1943: 1-2. [Copy at SUA Series 13.] “The Servile State”. AJPP, XXI, 2&3: December 1943: 115-132. [SUA Series 4 Item 25] [SEP1962: 328-339] [C.I.S. Offprint, 2009] [PI] Passmore, J.A. “The Moral Philosophy of Ralph Cudworth.” AJPP XX, 3: December “The Future of Education.” Review of Universities in Australia, by Eric Ashby. AJPP, 1942: 161-183. XXI, 2 & 3: December 1943: 163-181. [EI1980] Passmore, J.A. “Logical Positivism (I)” AJPP XXI, 2 & 3: December 1943: 65-92. The Regeneration of Civilisation, by E. H. Burgmann. AJPP, XXI, 2 & 3: December Hope, A.D. “The Esthetic Theory of James Joyce” AJPP XXI, 2 & 3: December 1943: 1943: 182-184. [SUA Series 7 Item 6.] 93-114. SUA P42 Series 6 Item 39 “How the Victorious United Nations should Deal with Partridge, P.H. Review, The Training of Teachers in Australia by L.S. Turner. AJPP XXI, Japan and Germany after the War”. [Article in Anderson’s own hand from 2 & 3: December 1943: 133-149. 1943 but nd.] [PFL2003] [See also, comments attributed to JA in 1943 on Walker, A.R. Review, A Contribution to the Theory of the Living Organism. AJPP XXI, German unconditional surrender: H2002, 96, May 2002: 9] [See further, 2 & 3: December 1943: 152-162. “Causes and outcome of the war” SUA Series 4 Item 73/4, 5 pp. n.d. 1943?]

1944

SUA Series 3 Box 14 /25. Lectures on Alexander [1944; 145 pp.] [w. shorthand notes

throughout] Lectures on Samuel Alexander's "Space Time and Deity" 1944 [complete; published as Lectures on Alexander’s ”Space, Time and Deity,” ed. George Molnar. Sydney: SUP, 1999; Space, Time and the Proposition, ed. Mark Weblin. Sydney: SUP, 2005] SUA Acc. 1890 box 3 JA Space Time and Deity lecture notes 1944 (typed) SUA M468. Anderson papers and Lectures (Sheila Hill Arts IV) 1939-1944: 02 /2. [from back, in pencil:] “1944. Anderson Space Time and Deity Final Book”

[dated mid-way through: 26/10/44; 21 pp.]

Letter to John Rybak 21 January 1944. [H2002, 101, Dec 2002]

“Decentralised Education.” Honi Soit, XVI, 10: 23 June 1944: 1.

“New University Entry Requirements.”Honi Soit, 30 June 1944. [SUA Ser 4 It 24. By Anderson Relative to Anderson

Foreign Language in Matriculation.] SUA Series 41 Box 95. Anderson, Sandy. “Pox Vobiscum”, 2 July 1944. SUA ARW Archives Series 6. “The Philosophy of Samuel Alexander. Address, August? 1944. [Advertised address in AJPP.] “The Philosophy of Religion. AAPP address, 17 August 1944. [Advertised in AJPP Sept. p 128. No record of address but see SUA Series 4 Item 22/9.]

Letter on National Service. Daily Telegraph, 21 September 1944. [Copy at Series 16 Passmore, J.A. “G.F. Stout 1860-1944.” AJPP XXII, 1& 2: September 1944: 1-14. Item 5/3.] Stout, G.F. “A Criticism of Alexander’s Theory of Mind and Knowledge” [“Alexander- SUA Series 4 Item 32/11. “Production and Progress in Education,” 22 September Anderson” theory thereafter]. AJPP XXII, 1& 2: September 1944: 15-54. 1944 [1 p.] Eddy, W.H.C. “Ethics and Politics.” AJPP XXII, 1& 2: September 1944: 70-92. [On JA’s “Education and Practicality.” AJPP, XXII, 1&2: September 1944: 106-111. [EI1980] “The Meaning of Good”] [PI] Rose, T.A. Review, The Nature of Explanation by K.J.W. Craik. AJPP XXII, 1& 2: “Ethics and Advocacy.” AJPP, XXII, 3: December 1944: 174-187. [SEP1962: 279-287] September 1944: 118-124. [PI] Prior, A.N. “The Meaning of Good.” AJPP XXII: December 1944: 170-174. [Reacts to

JA, “The Meaning of Good”; JA’s reply: “Ethics and Advocacy”.]

Passmore, J.A. “Logical Positivism (II)” AJPP XXII, 3: December 1944: 129-153. 1945 Passmore, J.A. Review, Art and Poetry by Jacques Maritain AJPP XXII, 3: December SUA Series 3 Box 14 /26. Socialism [1945; 68 + 1 pp. (@ pp. 41-2; 1 p. shorthand 1944: 188-192. notes @ p. 40] [complete; published in Lectures on Political Theory, 1941-

45, ed. Creagh Cole. Sydney: SUP, 2007: pp. 137-203] [Suter (1983) reports a 35 pp. typescript on Socialism from 1945, in the possession of B.C. Birchall, with probable ascription to H.D. Nicholson] SUA Series 5 Box 25 /04. 1945 Helen Sheils /1. Socialism [22/3-25/10/[?1945] SUA Acc. 1890 box 2 [DMA 4] photocopies ex Armstrong Collection from NLA [ms 9363 Series 4 Folder 1]: JA lectures? Philosophical Implications of Marxism 1945 [roneo] Philosophical Implications of Marxism 1945

SUA Series 5 Box 25 /04. 1945 Helen Sheils /2. Typescript on Philosophical

Implications of Marxism

SUA M237 01 /1. Lectures in first year philosophy by JA 1945 [typed copy; 48 pp.]

“Arts versus Service.” Honi Soit 15 March 1945. [H1996, 53, October 1996: 2.]

“Great Art is Heretical.” Anderson address to Literary Society. Honi Soit, 19 April 1945. [H1996, 53, October 1996: 3] SUA Series 41 Box 95. Anderson, Sandy. “Crime Does not Pay.” April 1945. “What is Freethought?” [Address delivered 10 May 1945] Honi Soit 17 May 1945. By Anderson Relative to Anderson

[H1996, 53, October 1996: 4.] “Poetry and Society.” Sydney University Literary Society Address, 17 April 1945, reported in Union Recorder, 7 June 1945. [SUA Series 15 It 3/3] [AR1982: 77- 81.]

SUA Series 4 Item 27/2. Address, ?July, referred to in “The Main Issue,” Honi Soit,

26 July 1945 Barcan, Alan. “The History of the Sydney University Labour Club.” SULC: August Letter “The Low Standard.”Honi Soit, 9 August 1945. [SUA Series 4 It 27] 1945. “A University of Closed Minds?” Honi Soit, 13 September 1945. [H1996, 53, October

1996: 4.]

“Students’ moral test opposed by Prof.”Daily Telegraph 1 October 1945. Prior, A.N. “The Subject of Ethics.” AJPP XXIII, 3: December 1945: 78-84. [Replies to “The One Good.” AJPP, XXIII, 1-3: December 1945: 85-89. [SEP1962: 288-291] [PI] JA, “Ethics and Advocacy”; JA’s reply, “The One Good”.] Introductory Essay to Prospects of Democracy, ed. W.H.C. Eddy, Sydney: Australian Partridge, P.H. “Theory and Practice in the Social Sciences,” AJPP XXIII, 3: December Consolidated Press, 1945: pp. 7-12. [Series 6 Item 36/2: “Democracy vs 1945: 90-121. ‘national unity’”. Draft of ‘Introduction’ to Prospects of Democracy?] [PFL2003] Rose, T.A. Review, Our Knowledge of Universals by R.I. Aaron. AJPP XXIII, 3: December 1945: 122-125. 1946

SUA M237/02/1. Lectures 20/3-30/7 1946: “Contrast of rationalism and empiricism, or the contrast between metaphysics and logic”; [11/6] “Descartes, Berkeley and Russell”[30/7] “Russell’s mathematical discussion. Russell’s McCallum, Douglas. “Morals, Method and Management”. Arna 1946 pp. 21-27; “By concept of matter as ‘logical construction’ from sense data”. [typed copy; Any Other Name . . .” pp. 37-43. 88 pp.] SUA Series 43 Box 100 /9/1. AJA Student Notes 1946-1949: Greek Philosophy 12/4/46-17/9/46

SUA Series 5 Box 25 /02. 1946 K Jupp, on J.S. Mill’s Logic. [7 Aug-30 Oct]

SUA Series 3 Box 14 /27. Rules of Syllogism [Lectures?; 24/9-1/10 1946; 9 pp.] Rules

of Syllogism 1946

SUA Series 29 Item 1. Correspondence with Eric Ashby: from Ashby 29/3/1946 [2 pp.]; to Ashby 9/4/1946 [4 pp.]; from Ashby 11/4/1946; to Ashby 16/4/1946 [3 pp.] “Shocking.” [Radio Censorship] Honi Soit, 12 April 1946. [H1996, 54, Nov 1996] SUA Series 19 Item 11. “Statement by Professor Anderson: The Nature and Scope of Possible Post-Graduate Training and Research in Theory and Technique of By Anderson Relative to Anderson

Adult Education,” 25 July 1946 [2 pp.] ARW Archives SUA P158, draft. Letter to Nick Origlass, 15 August 1946 [H1996, 54, Nov 1996] [PFL2003] Walker Archives Series 6. “The Philosophy Of Alexander.” AAPP Address, 19 August 1946. [Advertised AJPP December 1945 p 126] Horne, Donald. “John Anderson: University’s Stubborn No-Man”. Daily Telegraph, ARW Archives SUA P158, draft. Letter to A.F. Marshall, 2 September 1946. [H1996, 14 September 1946: 15 [photocopy only, item 55]. 54, Nov 1996] [H2002, 94, Mar 2002] [PFL2003] Passmore, John. “Prediction and Scientific Law.” AJPP XXIV, 1 & 2: September 1946: 1-33. Mackie, J.L. “A Refutation of Morals.” AJPP XXIV, 1 & 2: September 1946: 77-?90. Mackie, J.L. Review, Society and Nature: A Sociological Inquiry by Hans Kelsen. AJPP XXIV, 1 & 2: September 1946: 111-119. Passmore, John. Review, Twentieth Century Philosophy by D.D. Runes. AJPP XXIV, 1 ARW Archives SUA P158, draft. Letter to A.F. Marshall, 28 October 1946. [H1996, & 2: September 1946: 119-121. 54, Nov 1996] [PFL2003] 1947 SUA Series 43 Box 101 /16/1. AJA notes on JA course on Metaphysics, 18/3/194[7]- 25/6/47. JA’s hand pp. 39-53 (language); 7/5/47 (pp. 88-90); 24/6/47 (pp. 152-156) [166 pp.; handwritten].

NLA Armstrong Collection. [ms 9363 Series 4 Folder 2] Lectures on J.S. Mill’s System

of Logic, 1947. Scientific Method 1947

SUA Series 4 It 29. “Marx and Marxism.” [“Marx and Modern Thought.”] WEA Lectures, 1947. [H2002, 95, April 2002]; [H2002, 96, May 2002]; [H2002, 97, July 2002]; [H2002, 98, August 2002]; [H2002, 100, November 2002] [H2002, 101, December 2002] [Suter (1983) records a 73 pp. typescript from T.A. Rose of Samuel Alexander lectures, in the possession of B.C. Birchall.] Rumble, L. “Question Box”, Catholic Weekly 13 February 1947: 12. Ser 8 It 8. “Assumptions” Address, Newport AAPP, 2 February 1947. [Conference Baker, A.J. “Sex . . . and Servility.” Honi Soit, 15 May 1947 [H1996, 34, November program. Also: Series 4 Item 34/13.] 1996: 13.] SUA Series 29 Item 1. Letter to A.D Trendall on “Divinity Studies” [roneo] 8 May Mackie, J.L. “Are Procession Directors Servile?” Honi Soit, 10 July 1947 [H1996, 34, 1947. November 1996: 15.] “Servility and War.” Honi Soit, 3 July 1947. [H1996, 54, November 1996: 14.] Stout, G.F. “Distributive Unity as a ‘Category’ and the Kantian Doctrine of “Ethics and Education.” Address, Newcastle WEA, 24 July 1947, [Notes on this Categories.” AJPP XXV, 1 & 2: August 1947: 1-33. [On Kemp Smith’s By Anderson Relative to Anderson

subject at Series 4 Item 30/10; Advertisement of address in AJPP December “Universals”, Mind XXXVI.] 1947: 196.] Mackie, J.L. “Scientific Method in Textual Criticism.” AJPP XXV, 1 & 2: August 1947: “Attack on Russian Communism.” [Account of Anderson address.] Honi Soit, 8 53-80. August 1947. [H1996, 54, November 1996: 15-16.] Passmore, John. Critical Notice, A Preface to Logic by Morris Cohen. .” AJPP XXV, 1 & SUA Series 6 Item 36. “Police, Democracy and Indonesia.” (1947). [H2000, S1, Sept 2: August 1947: 104-113. 2000] Passmore, John. Review, A History of American Philosophy by H.W.Schneider. .” AJPP XXV, 1 & 2: August 1947: 121-2. SUA Series 41 Box 95. Anderson, Sandy. “The Judicial Murder of the Rights of Man.” SUA Series 8 It 7; see also Ser 4 It 61. “Note On Punishment.” Sydney University AAP 27 September 1947. Congress, 3 September 1946. [H2000, S1, Sept 2000] Barton, G.R. “Anderson Attacks Bank Bill.” Honi Soit, 30 October 1947. [H1997, 55, SUA Series 6 Item 19/1. “Aesthetics”: Literary Society, 30 September 1947. [H2002, January 1997: 1.] S6 Sept 2002] [Northern Line No 8 May 2008] Ritchie, A.M. Critical Notice, Existentialism by Guido de Ruggiero. AJP XXV, 3: Series 4 Item 28 and Series 15 Item 24. “The Detective Story.” Address, 1947? December 1947: 174-184. [AR1982: 233-240.] Mackie, Margaret. Review, Children Need Teachers by K.S. Cunningham and Elwyn SUA Series 4 Item 30/10. “Ethics and Education,” 1947 [5 pp.] A. Morey. AJP XXV, 3: December 1947: 190-191. Passmore, John. Review, Science vs Idealism by Maurice Cornforth. AJP XXV, 3: December 1947: 192-193. 1948

SUA Series 5 Box 32 /34 /1. AJA Lecture notes on Logic 9/4/48-26/4/1948 in JA’s hand for: 16/4/48; 29/4/48; 14/5/48; 20/5/48; 10/6/48 [some JA annotation on AJA material] Lectures on Logic 1948 SUA Series 43 Box 102 /17/1. AJA Logic notes [lectures] Philosophy II & III Distinction 1948. JA’s hand [50 pp.] Lectures on Logic 1948 [Reproduced as “I-X” pp. 247-292, in Space, Time and the Categories, Lectures on

Metaphysics 1949-1950 ed. Creagh Cole. Sydney: SUP, 2007]

SUA Acc. 1890 box 2 [DMA 3] photocopies ex Armstrong Collection from NLA [ms 9363 Series 4 Folder 5]: DMA student lecture notes, JA lectures on Logic 1948 SUA Acc. 1890 box 3 [DMA 6] ?Armstrong lecture notes photocopied, from NLA [?], JA lectures on Education 1948 SUA Series 43 Box 100 /10/1. AJA’s Student notes Modern Philosophy 16/3/48- 2/11/48 [JA’s hand (from Rose): 13-14/4/48 4 pp.; 11/5/48-9/6/48 17 pp.;

28/7/48 3 pp.; 8/9/48 3pp.; 26/10/48-2/11/48 4 pp.] [20/10/48 AJA’s hand]

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SUA Series 43 Box 102 /18/1. AJA’s notes: Kant 8/4/48-14/10/4[8]. JA’s hand: IV (A) 29/4/48 (3 pp.); VIII 9/6/48 (5 pp.); XI 1/7/48 (ARW) (4 pp.); 8/9/48 (3 pp.) SUA Series 43 Box 99 /8/1. AJA, Notes on Education 18/3/48-28/10/48; JA’s hand: [Philosophy of Education] 15/4/48; 20/5/48; 10/6/48; [Utilitarianism]

24/6/48-5/8/48 20pp; 28/10/48 [4pp.]

SUA Series 5 Box 31 /32. Student notes on Utilitarianism and Education 24/6/48- 5/8/48; with JA notes on “Philosophy of Education” 1/7/48 SUA Series 40 Box 91 /01. AJA notes on JA’s philosophy. Later Dialogues [Plato] 9/7/48-8/10/48; Plato 15/10/48; Later Dialogues / Inclusion of Ethical and Aesthetic 22/10/48-29/10/48; Theaetetus 21/7/52; Error [1 p.; nd.] Lectures on the Later Socratic Dialogues 1948

SUA Series 5 Box 32 /35. 1947 Typed notes on Alexander 2/7/47-13/8/48 with JA

annotations.

“Russia and Peace”. The New Day, January 1948: 10. [Copy in SUA Series 6 Item 39.] [PFL2003] SUA P158 Walker Archive Series 6. “Psychoanalysis and Ethics” 21 February 1948. Pike, Arthur. “Anderson Defines Progress—and Reaction.” Honi Soit, 10 March 1948. Newport congress on Freudian Theory, 16-23 February 1948. [Program: SUA [H1997, 55, January 1997: 2.] Series 8 Item 9; AJPP, May 1948: 72] Chambers, D.H. “Anderson on Arts.” Honi Soit, 10 March 1948. [H1997, 55, January “Progress and Reaction.” Sydney University Freethought Society Address, Honi Soit, 1997: 2.] 18 March 1948. [Cf. SUA Series 4 Item 21.] “Anderson on Arts” Orientation Week Address. Honi Soit, 18 March 1948. SUA Series 4 Item 35/9. “Liberalism: Politics of Proscription.” Address in Armidale?March, 1948. “Professor’s Uni Failures. RSL Criticism ‘Ridiculous’.”Daily Telegraph, 3 April 1948. Minogue, Ken. “Anderson on Exams.” Honi Soit, 8 April 1948. [H1997, 55, January [H1986, 5, Jan 1986: 11]. 1997: 3.] “Anderson on Exams.” Honi Soit, 8 April 1948. Passmore, J.A. “Logical Positivism.” AJP XXVI, 1: May 1948: 1-19. SUA Series 4 Item 31/2. “Philosophy of Education” (Lecture?) 8 April 1948 [2pp.]. Hutley, F.C. “The Nature of Analytical Jurisprudence.” AJP XXVI, 1: May 1948: 20-32. SUA Series 16 Item 3/8. “Education,” 9 April 1948 [4 pp.] Mackie, John. Review, Soviet Education by Maurice J. Shore. AJP XXVI, 1: May 1948. SUA Series 4 Item 50/8. “Religion & Education”; “Education and Ethics.” Newcastle Gibbons, P.C. Review, The Comforts of Unreason by Rupert Crawshay-Williams. AJP or ?Newport Address, 2 May 1948. [4 pp.] XXVI, 1: May 1948: 66-67. “Students to discuss ban on ‘Honi Soit’”, “Ban Criticised.” Report of address to Freethought Society on 4 May 1948. Daily Telegraph, 5 May 1948 [“Senate

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Ban Senate Ban on Paper,” Sydney Morning Herald 5 May 1948: 3] “Students’ Rights.” Heresy [produced on banning of Honi Soit, 1948], 1: 12 May 1948: 3. [SUA Series 25 Item 48.] “The banning of ‘Honi Soit’.” Honi Soit, 20 May 1948. [See also SUA Series 6 It 8/1] “Close, the Heretic.” Report [by Ken Minogue] of Address in the Philosophy Room on Robert Close’s Love Me Sailor. Honi Soit, 29 May 1948. [SUA Series Series

6 Item 25]

“The Politics of Proscription.” Australian Quarterly, XX, 2: June 1948: 7-15. [SUA Series 6 Item 40] [PFL2003] SUA Series 4 Item 31 See also Series 5 It 32 and Series 43 It 8/1 [3/48 -10/48]. “Philosophy of Education” Lecture? 1 July 1948. SUA Series 16 Item 3/8. “Education” (Address on Honi Soit) 9 September 1948. Honi Soit September 1948. Galanis, James; John McVittie. “And Mony a Cantie Day.” [Symposium.] The SUA Series 48 Item 1. “Freethought and Christianity.” 27? September 1948. Australian Highway, October 1948: 72-74. SUA Series 4 Item 32/26 & ARW Archives Series 6 “The Philosophy of Samuel Noakes, Bryan M. “The Impossibility of Christianity.” Honi Soit, 7 October 1948. Alexander.” 28 September 1948. [H1997, 55, January 1997: 3-4.] Baker, A.J. Letter to John Anderson, 8 November 1948. [SUA P42 Series 20 Item 3] Mackie, John. “The Social Background of Epicureanism.” AJP XXVI, 3: December 1948: 190-198. Rose, T.A. Review, The Metaphysical Society by Alan Brown. AJP XXVI, 3: December 1948: 199-200.

McCallum, D.M. Review, The Scientist in Russia by Eric Ashby. AJP XXVI, 3: December

1948: 202-206. 1949

SUA Series 43 Box 102 /19-21/1. AJA’s notes with JA annotations: Alexander

lectures 1949-50 [262 pp.] (14/6/49-2/8/50. JA’s hand: I-IV 14/6/49- 22/6/49 (1-17); IX 12/7/49 (36-40); 26/7/49 (pp. 57-8 2 pp.); 27/7/49 (pp. 65-68 5 pp. incl. 1 p. notes); (1 p. notes 77/78; 86/7; 94; 101/2; 109/110; 119/120;); 27/9/49 (pp. 120-123 4pp.); (1 p. notes 150/151; 2 pp. notes: 153/154; 1 p. notes: 156/157, 232, 245; 13 pp. notes 247/248, 250, 253/4;

12 pp. notes at end). Lectures on Alexander 1949 [Lectures on Samuel Alexander 1949-50 contains “additional notes” by JA contained in these papers, appended to this (the Armstrong Dowling) text.] By Anderson Relative to Anderson

SUA Series 3 Box 14 /28 /1. Alexander, 3rd Lecture [21/6/1949; typescript only, 4 pp.] SUA Acc. 1890 box 3 [DMA 7] Doniela ex Armstrong, JA lecture notes Space Time and Deity, 1949 [DMA’s lecture notes, one of the bases for the 2007

publication Space, Time and the Categories, Lectures on Metaphysics 1949- 1950 ed. Creagh Cole. For full details (and other lecture notes used), see the editor’s introduction to that book] [Suter (1983) reports a 126 p. set of Doniela notes of these lectures, in the possession of B.C. Birchall.] Lectures on Samuel Alexander 1949-50

SUA M304 01 JA Lectures, “The Philosophy of Alexander” 3rd Year Philosophy

Distinction 1949 [first three and a half pages typed, written from mid- sentence to p. 168] Loveday Papers? SUA Series P158 Series 13/02 Material in JA’s hand: draft-articles, lectures and comment. ARW annotations. /3. Lectures [March to May 1949, ARW’s writing?] SUA Series Box 14 /28/2. Lecture: Modern Philosophy [on Descartes] [22/6/1949; 5 pp.; w. 2 copies typescript, 2pp. same date]

SUA Series 3 Box 14 /28/3. Philosophy III (Modern and Political) Philosophy of

Education [23/6/1949; 4 pp.; w. 3 copies of typescript 2 pp. same date] PHILOSOPHY III Modern and Political 1949 SUA Acc. 1890 box 3 photocopy Birchall ex. Armstrong lecture notes, from NLA [ms 9363 Series 4 Folder 8], JA lectures on Education 1949. Lecture notes of R.E. Dowling [?Philosophy III, 1949]. [As “an edited version of his 1949 lectures on Spencer and Dewey (original copy from D.M. Armstrong”, edited by Brian

Birchall and Norelle Evans, DAE1977: 25-60; deletes Feuerbach intro. and abridges whole.] [as “Lectures on the Educational Theories of Spencer and Dewey”, edited by T.A. Rose and Ruth Walker, EI1980: 81-141] SUA Acc. 1890 box 2. Nicholson Lecture notes: JA Lectures on Education 17/3/1949- 27/10/1949 Photocopied typescript, 98 pp. SUA Acc. 1890 box 1. typed version JA lectures on Education 1949. [ex Armstrong papers NLA]

SUA Series 3 Box 14 /28. Lectures & Notes on Philosophy, education, utilitarianism

etc. [c. 1949]

SUA Series 40 Box 91 /02. AJA notes on JA’s philosophy. University Education [6 By Anderson Relative to Anderson

pp.; nd.—?1949] SUA Series 40 Box 91 /03. AJA. Notes on JA’s philosophy; Philosophy and Religion 11/5/49 [9 pp.] SUA Series 40 Box 91 /04. AJA notes on JA’s philosophy. Moore 31/3/49-29/9/49 [89 pp.; annotated by JA]

“Anarchism.” Paper given at Newport AAP Conference, 15 February, 1949 [ed. Peter

Harris, from SUA W.H.C. Eddy Papers] [SUA Series 4 Item 30/6, 14.] [H1999, 71, January 1999: 8-11.] [PFL2003] Strait, Sue. “John Pans Student Jobbery.” Honi Soit, 17 March 1949. [H1997, 55, January 1997: 4-5.] “Varsities—Academic and Technological.” [Anderson address to Freethought Society, 17 March 1949.] Honi Soit, 21 April. [H1997, 55, January 1997: 5.] “Cosmic Pluralism.” Freethought Orientation Week Address. Honi Soit, 17 March 1949 [SUA Series 4 Item 34.] Gasking, D.A.T. “Anderson and the Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus.” AJP XXVII, 1: “Prof Anderson’s view.” Reply to article. Sydney Morning Herald, 17 April: 4. May 1949: 1-26. SUA Series 40 Item 3. “Philosophy and Religion.” 11 May 1949. Mackie, Margaret. Review, Training through Latin by H.K. Hunt. AJP XXVII, 1: May 1949: 72-4. “Study and the Church.” Sunday Sun, 15 May 1948 [SUA Series 6 Item 41; see also SUA Rose Archives Series 3 It. 5/3] Passmore, John. Review, Men of Letters and the English Public in the Eighteenth Century by A. Beljame: AJP XXVII, 1: May 1949: 74. “Bare Facts on Fairfax.” Two addresses 13 and 20 May 1949, reported by Bill Harcourt. Honi Soit, 28 April 1949. [Ser 4? Series 25: “Philosophy and (the) Rose, T.A. “The Nominalist Error.” AJP XXVII, 2: August 1949: 91-112. Public” 13 April 1949 “Journalism in the University,” 20April 1949] [H1997, Mackie, Margaret. Review, Childhood and After by Susan Isaacs. AJP XXVII, 2: August 56, Mar 1997] 1949: 134-138. “Trotsky” [Address/article concerning an unknown controversy] 15 June 1949. [SUA Passmore, John. Review, Philosophical Papers: Essays in Memory of Susan Stebbing. Series 6 Item 37/3.] [PFL2003] AJP XXVII, 2: August 1949: 138-141. “Post Hoc, Ergo Propter Hoc.”Honi Soit, 23 June 1949. Mackie, John. “The Logical Status of Grammar Rules.” AJP XXVII, 3: December 1949: Letter on the 1949 coal strike. Honi Soit, 13 July 1949. 197-216. SUA Series 4 Item 35/09. “Liberalism. Politics of Proscription,” Armidale 1949 [11 Ritchie, A.M. [Review of two books by J.P. Sartre]. AJP XXVII, 3: December 1949: pp.] 217-222. Passmore, J.A. [Two very short reviews.]. AJP XXVII, 3: December 1949: 222-223. Mackie, John. Review, Towards a Socialist Australian Fabian Society. AJP XXVII, 3: December 1949: 223-4. Minogue, Ken. “Close, the Heretic.” [Account (in Honi Soit?) of address given by Anderson in Philosophy Room on Robert Close’s Love Me Sailor] [1949?] [Northern Line No 8 May 2008] By Anderson Relative to Anderson

1950-1962 1950s 1950s 1950 SUA Series P158 Series 13/02. Material in JA’s hand: draft-articles, lectures and comment. ARW annotations. /1. JA, “Education” (1950) [56 pp.; pen] SUA Series 43 Box 103 /23/1. JA’s hand: from “Lectures, [from] 1950 on Hume,” pp. 1-14; 14-41; 1952 “course on Modern Philosophy—section on Hume” pp.

1-13; JA letter to AJA 4/3/62 [7 pp.] (on Hume), AJA notes on Hume (nd.— 1962 or after). SUA Acc. 1890 box 1 [DMA 2]. photocopies ex Armstrong Collection from NLA [ms 9363 Series 4 Folder 11]: 1950 DMA student notes on JA lectures on Marx. [Suter (1983) reports a 111 p. set of 1950 Marx lectures, ex. Armstrong, in the possession of B.C.Birchall.] Marx 1950

SUA Series 3 Box 14 /29. Scientific Method, Logic and various notes [nd.—?1950]

/1. Lectures on Scientific Method [nd.; 18 pp. + 2 pp. pencil notes] Scientific Method 195? SUA Series 3 Box 14 /29. Scientific Method, Logic and various notes [nd.—?1950] /2.Lectures on [Logic] [nd.; typescript: no author stated; 41 + 1 pp.] Scientific Method 195? “Clarity.” Newport AAP Conference, 31 January 1950 [Program for conference at SUA Series 8 It. 9.] [Ed. Peter Harris, from SUA W.H.C. Eddy Papers: H1980f,

71, January 1999: 11-13.]

Series 6 Item 42. “The Nature of Freethought.” ?March 1950. [H2000, S1, Sept 2000] “Letter from Uni. Professor.” Daily Telegraph, 22 April 1950 [Consolidated Press refusing to publish Honi Soit.][H2002, 96May 2002: 12] Mackie, John. Review, Man for Himself by Erich Fromm. AJP XXVIII, 1: May 1950: 54- “Communist Ban and the University ‘Banning Bill’.” Honi Soit, 4 May 1950.[Cf SUA 57. Series 4 Item 66 “Banning the Communists”: Series 6 Item 4.] [H1997, 56, Mackie, John. Review, Social Pragmatism by Lan Freed. AJP XXVIII, 1: May 1950: 58- March 1997] 59. [with 33 others.] Letter, “University and Anti-Red Bill”. Sydney Morning Herald, 22 Passmore, J.A. Review, Psychoanalysis Today, ed. Sàndor Lorand. AJP XXVIII, 1: May May 1950. [Article on JA, same date, p. 1]. 1950: 64-65. SUA Series 6 Item 4. “The Banning Bill,” 26 June 1950 [?H2000., S1, Sept 2000]; SUA Cusack, M. [P.J. Ryan?] “The Big Bad Wolf.” Honi Soit, 8 June 1950. Series 4 Item 66 “Banning the Communists,” 26 June 1950 (Notes for above ASIO file on Anderson (Australian Archives Series A6119/Item 389 p. 8, report of By Anderson Relative to Anderson

discussion). “Discussion at University.” Sydney Morning Herald, 27 June 1950: 7/7/1950 [as cited by Franklin p. 8f.] 7; “Someone is out of step.” Honi Soit, 29 June 1950 [Reports of Address “The Banning Bill]

SUA M243 Item 3. JA notes to Bertrand Russell seminar at Sydney University: 28 Mackie, John. Critical Notice, Logic and the Basis of Ethics by A.N. Prior. AJP XXVIII, June; 4 July; 6 July 1950. [8 pp.] 2: September 1950: 114-124. Letter to Ruth Walker, 18 July 1950 [On humanism.] [H1997, 55, Jan 1997] Passmore, J.A. Review, A Calendar of British Taste from 1600 to 1800. AJP XXVIII, 2: “The Right to be Wrong.” Honi Soit, 21 September 1950. [H1997, 60, September September 1950: 131-132. 1997: 8.] Gibbons, P.C. Review, Deviation into Sense by O.S. Wauchope. AJP XXVIII, 2: September 1950: 132-133. [Darcy Waters.] “Fathers and Sons—Anderson Betrayed.” Honi Soit 7 September 1950. [H1997, 59 July 1997: 3-4.] Ryle, Gilbert. “Logic and Professor Anderson.” AJP, XXVIII, 3: December 1950: 137- 153. 1951 Passmore, J.A. Review, A Study of Interpersonal Relations, ed. Patrick Mullahy. AJP XXVIII, 3: December 1950: 200-202. SUA Series 3 Box 14 /30 /1. “Logic as the foundation of method” [1951?] [“a course for students in the Faculty of Economics and for students in School of Social Scott, John Waugh. Professor of Logic and Moral Philosophy, University College of Sciences in Faculty of Arts”] [undated. w. toc: A. The Meaning of Method; Cardiff. “Anderson talk, 1951.” University of Glasgow Special Collections: Logic and Language—Truth and facts—proposition not a function of Papers of John Waugh Scott GB 0247 MS Gen 1461/208 (Record No. words—true proposition is a fact—proposition is an issue: something that 2744). [SUA, end Series 20, n.d.: JWS to JA, for the The Synoptic Index to can be considered true or false. B. Formal Logic: The Forms of Propositions; the Aristotelian Society's Proceedings, begun 1943: “Knower and Known” Finding the Logical Form; Opposition: Class Relations: Extension and “one of the great neglected papers of which the Proceedings contain a Intension [pencilled until C:] Immediate inference; Distribution; Complex few”. Request for abstract: unreplied; sheets enclosed unused]. terms (and logical relations); (General theory of relations); Syllogism; Definition and Division; Conditionals. C. The Logic of Inquiry (with special reference to J.S. Mill]. [w. shorthand notes [10 pp.] and longhand exposition [2 pp.] relating to same] [+ Examination Timetable for Scientific

Method for Arts & Economics Students for 16 November 1951] Logic as the Foundation of Method 19? SUA Acc. 1890 box 2 Bill Doniela student notes, JA lectures on Presocratics (“Metaphysics”) 1951 LL 1-26 [n.p.]; Bill Doniela student notes, JA lectures on Presocratics 1951 [typescript of M1] Lectures on Pre-Socratic Philosophy 1951 [cf. SUA Series 4 Item 81/4. “1951. The Presocratics.” [23

pp.]

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SUA Acc. 1890 box 1 Bill Doniela student notes on JA lectures: Modern Philosophy 1951 Descartes to [Hegel?] pp.1-85; 1-44; 1-15; 1-100 [JA’s annotations]; with typescript of same: pp. 1-30; 1-15; 1-5 (Berkeley); 1-35 (Hume); 1-3

(Spinoza—Dist.?)

ex Peter Harris. Lectures: “Some Modern Theories” (Oct 1951) 37 pp.; + “The Dilemma” (1951?) 3 pp. [Photocopied typescript] Anderson Lectures on Some Modern Theories and The Dilemma SUA Series 22 Item 3/07 [Sandy Anderson Rejection Affair: rejection of Sandy Anderson for position at University of Sydney opposed by JA:] Rejection notification 23/2/1951; JA appeal to Senate nd.; appeal deferred 9/3/1951;

letters of appeal and JA papers, 31/3/1951; 5/4/1951 [74 pp.]; May nd.; 30/5/1951. Mackie, J.L. Review, Authority and Delinquency in the Modern State by Alex Comfort. AJP, XXIX, 1: May 1951: 46-50. SUA Series 29 Item 1. Pencil notes on Studies in Divinity 14/3/1951; 4/4/1951; 23/4/1951; 14/5/1951. Mackie, J.L. Review, The Discourses of Niccoló Machiavelli. AJP, XXIX, 1: May 1951: 50-55. “Religion Question at Uni.”Daily Telegraph, 22 June 1951. [H1986, 5, Jan 1986: 12]

“Anderson in Defence of Himself.” [“The University and Religion.”] Honi Soit, XXIII, 15, 12 July 1951: 4. [Series 6 Item 45] Series 4 Item 38. “Liberty and the State.” Address to Freethought Society, 12 July 1951. [1951 Freethought Debates: H2001, S2(b) Sept 2001] “Theism or Atheism,” Honi Soit, 19 July 1951. “Counter-attack by Professor Anderson.” [“Logic and Dogma.”] Honi Soit, XXIII, 18: 2 Mackie, J.L. “Logic and Professor Anderson.” AJP, XXIX, 2: August 1951: 109-113. August 1951: 3. [SUA Series 6 Item 44.] Mackie, J.L. Critical Notice, The Place of Reason in Ethics by Stephen Toulmin. AJP, SUA Series 4 Item 65. “Intensity.” Address at Sydney University AAP Congress, XXIX, 2: August 1951: 114-124. August 21-5 1951. [Report of address in AJP, December 1951 p 200] Passmore, J.A. Review, Journey through Utopia by Marie Louise Berneri. AJP, XXIX, 2: SUA Series 4 Item 35/6. [See also Series 6 It 43] “James Joyce as a Freethinker.” August 1951: 125-126. Freethought Society Address, 13 September 1951. “Anderson on James Joyce:” Honi Soit, 20 September 1951. [Report of address “James Joyce as a

freethinker”] [This report in H1997, 60, September 1997] [1951 Freethought Debates: “James Joyce.” (13/9/51) H2001, S2(b) Sept 2001] [Northern Line No 8 May 2008] SUA Series 4 Item 38/16. “Freethought.” Address to Freethought Society, 18 October 1951. [Reported in Australian Highway, 1958] [1951 Freethought Foulkes, P. “The Concept of Force.” AJP, XXIX, 3: December 1951: 175-180. Debates: H2001, S2(b) Sept 2001] Passmore, J.A. Critical Notice, The English Augustans by D.G. James. AJP, XXIX, 3: By Anderson Relative to Anderson

1952 December 1951: 181-190. SUA Series 3 Box 15 /32 /1. “Notes from Modern Philosophy Course” [1952; 80 pp.] [+ notes for same on envelope] [+ 40 pp. var. notes longhand & shorthand relating to same?] Modern Philosophy and Various Notes (1952)

SUA Series 3 Box 15 /39. Seventeenth Century Philosophy, 1952. 17th Century

Philosophy (1952)

SUA Series 5 Box 25 /05. 1952 Handwriting unknown: Modern Realism [Moore, Alexander, Russell, etc.] [incl. 3 pp. JA notes] Partridge, P.H. “The Contribution of Philosophy and History”. One Hundred Years of the Faculty of Arts. Sydney: Angus and Robertson, 1952: esp. pp. 76-80 [item SUA P158 Ruth Walker Papers Box 2. Letter to Ruth Walker, 19 January 1952 [On 57] ethics.] [H1997, 55, January 1997]

SUA P158 Ruth Walker Papers Box 2. Letter to Ruth Walker, 20 February 1952 [On propositions and sentences.] [H1997, 55, January 1997] SUA P158 Ruth Walker Papers Box 2. Letter to Ruth Walker, 28 February 1952 [On Twentieth Century Philosophy.] [H1997, 55, January 1997] SUA Series 4 Item 31. “The Freudian Revolution,” February 1952 [see August 1953.] SUA Series 4 Item 41/4. “Philosophy as Criticism.” Orientation Week Address, March 1952. [Report in P158 Box 2 14/3/52; see also SUA Series 4 Item 20/7]

SUA P158 Ruth Walker Papers Box 2. Letter to Ruth Walker, 20 March 1952 [On

creativity and criticism.] [H1997, 55, Jan 1997] Stove, D.C. Critical Notice, The Conditions of Knowing by Angus Sinclair. AJP XXX, 1: SUA P158 Ruth Walker Papers Box 2. Letter to Ruth Walker, 2 May 1952 [On May 1952: 47-61. propositions.] [H1997, 55, Jan 1997]

SUA P158 Ruth Walker Papers Box 2. Letter to Ruth Walker, 8 May 195[2?] [On Hegel, Nietzsche and Arnold.] [H1997, 55, Jan 1997] SUA P158 Ruth Walker Papers Box 2. Letter to Ruth Walker, 8 May 1952 [On Plato and Hegel.] [H1997, 55, Jan 1997] SUA P158 Ruth Walker Papers Box 2. Letter to Ruth Walker, 15 May 1952 [On history.] [H1997, 55, Jan 1997] SUA P158 Ruth Walker Papers Box 2. Letter to Ruth Walker, 22 May 1952 [On Marx.] [H1997, 55, Jan 1997]

SUA P158 Ruth Walker Papers Box 2. Letter to Ruth Walker, 22 May 1952 [On

Popper.] [H1997, 55, Jan 1997]

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SUA P158 Ruth Walker Papers Box 2. Letter to Ruth Walker, 29 May 1952 [On ideas or forms.] [H1997, 55, Jan 1997] “Hypotheticals.” AJP, XXX, 1: May 1952: 1-16. [SEP1962: 137-147] [PI] [Report in SUA P158 Box 2 29/5/52]

“Education as Classical.” Address, May. [Report in SUA P158 Box 2 15/5/52. See SUA

Series 4 Item 38/3,11.]

SUA Series 6 Item 37 “History.” May 1952.

SUA Series 4 Item 52/17, 18. “Benevolence.” Sydney University AAP Conference, 10 July 1952. [12 pp.] [conference program: cf. SUA Series 4 Item 12] SUA P158 Ruth Walker Papers Box 2. Letter to Ruth Walker, 19 June 1952. [On Popper.] [H1997, 55, Jan 1997] SUA Series 15 Item 23 “Literary Criticism.” Address to Literary Society, 2 July 1952. [See April 1953] SUA P158 Ruth Walker Papers Box 2. Letter to Ruth Walker, 30 July 1952. [H1997, Herbst, Peter. “The Nature of Facts: A Reply to Mr Mackie.” AJP XXX, 2: August 55, January 1997] 1952: 90-116. SUA Ser 4 Items 41/1, 2, 4. “Can Ethics Be Studied?” Canberra AAP Conference, Mackie, J.L. “The Nature of Facts.” AJP XXX, 2: August 1952: 116-123. August 1952 [Notice of conference, Canberra Times, 13 August 1952; also Prior, A.N. Review, Ralph Cudworth: An Interpretation by John Passmore. AJP XXX, 2: Manning Clark, The Quest for Grace, pp 193-5] August 1952: 133-137. “God and the Student.” Report in Honi Soit, 11 September 1952 [Report in SUA Prior, A.N. “This Quarter” [on JA as Calvinist], Landfall 6, 1952: 49-53. P158 Box 2 30/7/52] Passmore, J.A. Review, The Logic of Liberty by M. Polanyi. AJP XXX, 2: August 1952: “Dangerous Subjects.” ?September 1952. [Report in SUA P158 Box 2 5/9/52] 141-145. SUA P158 Ruth Walker Papers Box 2. 1952 Anderson, John. “Democratic Illusions.” SUA P212 David Stove Papers Box 35. Correspondence between David Armstrong Hermes, New Issue, 54, 1: 1952 [1954]: 16-18. [H1998, 63, February 1998: 1- (in England) and David Stove (in Sydney), referring to John Anderson, 1952- 3.] 1955. In particular: Stove to Armstrong, ?24 September 1952; Armstrong to “Democratic Illusions”: Hermes, New Issue, 54, 1, 1952 [1954]: 16-18. [SUA Series 6 Stove: 30 October 1952; 12 December 1953; 24 April 1955; 23 August 1955; 4 It 48. Also, SUA P158 Ruth Walker Papers Box 2.] [H1998, 63, Feb 1998: 1- October 1955. 3.] [PFL2003] Passmore, J.A. Review Article. “Reflections on Logic and Language.” AJP, XXX, 3: SUA P158 Ruth Walker Papers Box 2. Letter to Ruth Walker, 19 November 1952 [On December 1952: 153-176. pragmatism.] [H1997, 55, Jan 1997] Bennett, Jonathan. “The Number of Logical Forms.” AJP, XXX, 3: December 1952: SUA P158 Ruth Walker Papers Box 2. Letter to Ruth Walker, 11 December 1952. 177-187. [Reaction to JA’s “Hypotheticals”.] [H1997, 55, Jan 1997] Stove, D.C. “A Note on ‘Relativism’.” AJP, XXX, 3: December 1952: 188-191. SUA Series 4 Item 41/4. “Philosophy as Criticism”; “Christian Ethics”, 1952 [8 pp.] Mackie, J.L. Critical Notice, Plato’s Theory of Ideas by Sir David Ross. AJP, XXX, 3: By Anderson Relative to Anderson

“Romanticism, etc.” ?1952 [Northern Line No 8 May 2008] December 1952: 192-199. 1953 SUA Series 4 Item 42/1. “Moira,” 1953 [4 pp.] SUA Series 8 Item 10/3. “Philosophy and Education,” 4 June 1953 [14 pp.] SUA Series 43 Box 101 /13. AJA? [ARW?] handwritten notes on Mill’s Logic, 1953 [pencil; copy in original; 10 pp.] “Literary Criticism.” [1952 address.] Union Recorder, 30 April 1953 [AR1982: 259- Thornton, J.B. “Scientific Entities (I)”. AJP XXXI, 1: May 1953: 1-21. 262.] Rose, T.A. Critical Notice, Introduction to Logical Theory by P.F. Strawson. AJP XXXI, Letter to G.F. McIntosh 28/5/1953. G.F. McIntosh papers, Mitchell Library MSS 1: May 1953: 30-43. 5013. Passmore, J.A. Review, Reflections of a Physicist by P.W. Bridgman. AJP XXXI, 1: May 1953: 64-67. Series 4 Item 42/1; Series 8 Item 10/3. “ Moira” [4 pp.], “The Search for Security,” Thornton, J.B. “Scientific Entities (II)”. AJP XXXI, 2: August 1953: 73-100. “Philosophy and Education” [14 pp.]. Addresses to AAP Congress, New Mackie, John. Review, The Strong and the Weak by Dora Peyser. AJP XXXI, 2: August England University College, Armidale, 2-4 June 1953. 1953: 133-134. “The Freudian Revolution.” AJP, XXXI, 2: August 1953: 101-106. [Publ. of 1952 Baker, A.J. “Logic and Singular Propositions.” AJP XXXI, 3: December 1953: 155-169. lecture. SUA Series 6 Item 47] [SEP1962] Mackie, J.L. Critical Notice, Hume’s Intentions by John Passmore. AJP XXXII, 1: May “Psychological Moralism”: Man, Morals and Society, by J. C. Flugel (Rev. Art.). AJP, 1954: 56-57. XXXI, 3: Dec. 1953: 188-205. [SEP1962]

“Ballad of the Open Society (or wheeze goes the Popper)” (1953). [H1997, 55, January 1997] 1954 SUA Series 3 Box 15 /31 /1. “Philosophy and Religion” [1954; 37 pp.] Philosopy and Religion 1954 SUA M304 02. JA Lectures (P. Loveday) /1. Philosophy and Religion 16/3/54-9/6/54 [33 pp.] SUA M304 02. JA Lectures (P. Loveday) /2. Modern Philosophy [Descartes to Kant] 17/3/54-4/8/54 [pp. 38-145]

SUA Series: 5 Box 25 /03. Handwriting unknown. Formal Logic 7/4-20/7/1954

SUA Series: 5 Box 29 /22. Colleen Matters [Notes on Logic] April-July 1954

SUA Series: 5 Box 25 /01 1954 C. Mathers, Philosophy 1, in exercise book [/1. JA’s

notes on [2 pp.; 16/7/59]

By Anderson Relative to Anderson

SUA Series 5 Box 29/21. Colleen Matters [Greek Philosophy: Plato] Mar-April 1954 SUA Series: 5 Box 31 /28. Handwriting unknown: Notes on Plato: 17/3/54-3/11/54. SUA Series: 3 Box 15 /34. Lecture notes on “Greek Theories of Education (Republic and Ethics)”, 1954. [70 pp.] Lectures on Greek Theories of Education: 1954 SUA Series: 3 Box 15 /33. Lectures on “Criticism” 1954 [89 pp.] [with notes “Criticism (and Dialectic)” 1 p.; typescript of “Criticism”, sep. folder, 50 pp.]

SUA P198 Series 3 Box 4. Tom Rose Papers relating to JA: 010 “Copy of JA’s

Criticism Lectures of 1954 as written up by him from lecture notes taken by Walker and Loveday” [typed; 71 pp.] SUA P158 Series 10. ARW misc. typescript records re. JA issues: 01. Copy of JA’s 1954 Criticism lectures [from ARW/Loveday lecture notes, w. items in sq. brackets JA’s own additions; typed; 71 pp.] SUA Series: 3 Box 15 /31 /2. “The Development of Greek Philosophic and Scientific Thought [1 p.; nd.—1954?]

SUA Series 4 Item 47/8. “What is new about my present (1954) position. . .”

Letter, “The Nature of University”. Sydney Morning Herald, 22 March 1954; [SUA

Series 16 Item 3/7 [2 pp.] “Nature of a University.” “The Technological Institution” 22 March 1954.] “Tertiary Education” (AAP Newcastle) May 31. [SUA Series 4 Item 43/6 (8 pp. “Newcastle 31/5/54” on tertiary education; 44/7; SUA Series 8 Item 11; See also SUA Series 16 Conference at Newcastle 30/5-2/6 See SUA Series 8 Item 11; “‘Education’ in NSW. Newc.” SUA Series 4 Item 35/08: 3 pp. n.d. Draft of

this address?]

Psychology and Psychotherapy, by William Brown, 5th edition (Critical Notice). AJP, XXXII, 1: May 1954: 48-56. [SUA Series 7 Item 7.] SUA Series 8 Item 11/3. “History of Philosophy (Classicism),” Address to AAP Newcastle, 1 June 1954 [3pp.] “Logical Atomism.” Address to AAP Congress Sydney University) 24 August 1954 [SUA Series 4 Item 46: Report of address in AJP, December, ‘News’ p 244.] Universities of New South Wales: Proceedings of a Convention on the Present Universities of New South Wales: Proceedings of a Convention on the Present Pattern and Future Trends, [W.E.A.] Sydney 24-27 September 1954. Pattern and Future Trends, [W.E.A.] Sydney 24-27 September 1954. [Anderson contributed to discussions of 25 September (morning and

afternoon) after W.H.C. Eddy, “The Nature and Functions of the University”; By Anderson Relative to Anderson

26 September (morning and afternoon) after Eddy and R.B. Madgwick, “The Present Pattern and Future Trends”; 26 September (morning and afternoon) after papers by H.D. Black and J.P.Baxter on the present and future of NSW

universities.] Reported in “University ‘Ivory Tower’ day gone.”Sun Herald, 26 September 1954: 13; “University Development in N.S.W.” Honi Soit, XXVI, 22: Walker, A.R. Critical Notice, Language and Intelligence by John Holloway. AJP XXXII, 14 October 1954: 5. [See also SUA Series 16 Item 1 and Series 40 Item 2] 3: December 1954: 222-239. [Notes to conference at SUA Ser 16 Item 1] Rose, T.A. Review, Introduction to Logic by Irving M. Copi. AJP XXXII, 3: December Politics and Morals, by Benedetto Croce, trans. Salvatore J. Castiglione (Critical 1954: 241-242. Notice): AJP, XXXII, 3: December 1954: 213-222. 1955 SUA Acc. 1890 box 3 JA Criticism lecture notes 1955 typed [Suter (1983) reports an 80pp. set of W. Doniela typescript of 1955 Criticism lecture notes, in the possession of B.C. Birchall.]

SUA Series 3 Box 15 /35.“Greek Theories of Education (material from 1955 course,

on Republic, I)” [24 pp.] Greek Theories of Education 1955

SUA Series 3 Box 15 /37 /3. Notes [4 pp.] and course circulars [11 pp.] for JA’s “The Development of Greek Philosophic and Scientific Thought” among those in the special course of public lectures entitled “The Golden Age in Athens” Wilkes, John, ed. Liberty in Australia. Sydney: Angus & Robertson [Australian [March 1955] [2 dat.: 23/3/1955; 29/3/1955 The Development of Greek Institute of Political Science], 1955. Philosophic and Scientific Thought (19?) “Morality without religion.” 1955 Feb 1 [SUA Series 6 Item 49]. Corrected article contributed to A.M. Magazine and published on 25 January 1955 in

‘mutilated’ form). Also: “Merely Accepting a Formula Isn’t Believing” A.M. Magazine SUA Series 16 Item 44.] Letter [on standards]. Sydney Morning Herald, 29 March 1955: 16 “The Crisis of the University.” Honi Soit, 31 March 1955. Greek Scientific & Philosophic Thought March/April 1955. [SUA Series 3 Items 31/2, 37/3; “Golden Age of Athens” lecture series] Letter on censorship. Sydney Morning Herald, 22 April 1955 [SUA Series 21 Item 9/2, signed with others.] “Humanism,” 5 May 1955. [SUA Ser 4 48/17; Notice of paper in AJP; See also SUA Series 3 It 37/2 and SUA Series 4 21/10.]

SUA Series 4 Item 50/1. “Ethics and Religion” [SUA Series 4 Item 50/1; Series 14 Fowler, Helen. “Things Make Sense Now”, in Roads to Rome, ed. P.A. O’Brien. By Anderson Relative to Anderson

Item 2/1; Also SUA P158 ARW Archives Series 14 (Paper partly on ‘Morality London: 1955 pp. 166-180 [p. 168]. without Religion’ 1/2/55)]; “Religion and Objectivism”; “Importance of ethics Armstrong, D.M. “Illusions of Sense”. AJP XXXIII, 2: August 1955: 88-106. at the present time”: “What is Christian Ethics?” 7 July 1955 [2 pp, 4 pp., 4 Roxon, E. “A Note on Some Misunderstandings of Aristotelian Logic”. AJP XXXIII, 2: half pp.] August 1955: 107-111. [Reference to JA, p. 110] SUA Series 4 Item 37/2. ARW “Enthusiasm,” 4 August 1955 [6 pp.] Mackie, J.L. “Has the Universe a Beginning in Time?” AJP XXXIII, 2: August 1955: 118- 121. [Response to article by Brian Ellis; Brian Ellis reply: 121-3; Mackie reply: 123-4.] SUA Series 4 Item 48/6. “Socialism and the Revolution”; “The Ethic of the Anschutz, R.P. “In Memoriam [William Anderson].” AJP XXXIII, 3: December 1955: Producer,” 22 September 1955 [3 pp.] 139-142. [H1993, 32 Aug. 1993: 7] SUA Series 4 Item 49/3. “The theory of functions and the form of the good,” 11 Mackie, J.L. “Responsibility and Language.” AJP XXXIII, 3: December 1955: 142-159. October 1955 [10 pp.] Stove, D.C. “Two Problems about Individuality.” AJP XXXIII, 3: December 1955: 183- 1956 188. SUA Series 5 Box 25 /01 /2. Notes on Euthyphro, [11 pp.] [c. 24/7/1956] SUA Series 4 Box 21 /51 /9. [Lectures?] Close-notes and discussion Bosanquet [Logic]) 19/4/56-27/9/56, [82 pp. pencil interleaved with: 4 pp. pen, undated material, and half-pp.] Baker, A.J. “Category Mistakes.” AJP XXXIV, 1: May 1956: 13-26. “Aesthetics and Philosophy.” (Address, Institute of Architects) 1 May 1956 [SUA Hutchings, A.E. “What is the Proper Usage of ‘Illusion’?”. AJP XXXIV, 1: May 1956: Series 6 Item 50] [H2002, S6 Sept 2002] [Northern Line No 8 May 2008] [also] 38-42. [On David Armstrong’s “Illusions of Sense”.] “Aesthetics.” [H2002, S6 Sept 2002] [?Northern Line No 8 May 2008] Stove, D.C. Review, Philosophical Essays by A.J. Ayer. AJP XXXIV, 1: May 1956: 60-65.

SUA Series 4 Item 44/1. “The Nightmare,” 11 July 1956 [9 pp.] [See also SUA Series 4 Item 50/7. Also Address to AAP cited in Stove diary, SUA Stove Archives, Kamenka, Eugene. “The Primitive Ethic of Karl Marx.” AJP XXXV, 2: August 1957: 75- Box 28.] 96. “Philosophical relations,” Address to AAP Canberra Conference, ?19 August 1956. Passmore, J.A. Review Article, Christianity and Positivism. AJP XXXV, 2: August 1957: [SUA Series 4 Item 35/2; program for conference in AJP Dec 1956 p 219. SUA 125-136. Series 4 Item 35/2: 7 pp of notes dated Aug. 9 on this topic including 2 pp of Rose, T.A. Critical Notice, Logic and Language, ed. Flew. AJP XXXV, 3: December discussion.]; Notes from Canberra, August 1956 [SUA Series 4 Item 35/4. See 1957: 213-222. also SUA Series 4 Item 51 “Notes on Ryle”] 1957 A Hundred Years of Philosophy. London: Duckworth, 1957. “Anderson on Orr”; “Anderson on Academic Freedom.” Honi Soit 4?, 11? April 1957 Report(s) on “Academic freedom with special reference to the Orr case”:

Paper to Sydney Branch of AAP, 27 March 1957 [SUA ARW Archives Series 6 1951-1958;. See also SUA Series 32 Item 2b.] By Anderson Relative to Anderson

SUA Series 4 Item 50/2 “Philosophy as Realism,” Address to AAP Sydney University, 19 August 1957 [3 pp.]. [Report of address in AJP, December, p 241.] [Also SUA Series 4 Item 57/8 [1 p.] etc.; see also SUA Stove Archives Box 28]

SUA Series 4 Item 54/6. “Realism and Aesthetics,” (discussion notes) 24 September

1957 [2 pp.]

“The Open Society.” Address. 16 October 1957 [Report in SUA Stove Archives Box 28] 1958 “John Anderson Noticing the Shape of Educators to Come.” “Prof. criticises pay agitation.” Daily Telegraph 20 January 1958 [Copy at SUA Series 25 Item Armstrong, D.M. “Educating Sydney.” Observer, 19 April 1958: 152. 58/2] [H1986, 5, Jan 1986: 12] Prior, A.N. “The Good Life. East-West Meeting in Canberra.” AJP XXXVI, 1: May 1958: [Address on Education to an AAP meeting in 1958 reported by Ivison, Broadsheet, 3, 1-13. May 1958.] Passmore, J.A. Critical Notice, Contemporary British Philosophy, ed. H.D. Lewis. AJP XXXVI, 1: May 1958: 59-69. Anschutz, R.P. Review, One Hundred Years of Philosophy by John Passmore. AJP XXXVI, 1: May 1958: 70-71. Ivison, D.J. “Report of Anderson on Education”, Sydney Libertarians Broadsheet 3, May 1958 [in The Sydney Line 1963: 105-6]

Stove, D.C. Review, Foundations of Inductive Logic by R.F. Harrod. AJP XXXVI, 1: May

1958: 71-79. “The Orr Case and Academic Freedom”: The Observer (Sydney), 10: 28 June, 1958: Passmore, J.A. “William Harvey and the Philosophy of Science.” AJP XXXVI, 2: August 293. [See also Series 32 Item 7/1 and Walker Archives Series 14] 1958: 85-94. “Academic freedom.” AAP congress address at Canberra 16 August 1958 [Reported Armstrong, D.M. Review, The Problem of Knowledge by A.J. Ayer. AJP XXXVI, 2: in AJP Dec p 241; record of address in SUA ARW Archives Series 6 1951- August 1958: 128-145. 1958. See also SUA Series 4 Item 32/2 “Notes on Education.” Canberra, August 1958 [2 pp.] Stove, D.C. [Review of two books on the philosophy of science] AJP XXXVI, 2: August 1958: 151-153. “Academic morality.” (WEA lecture.) 26 August 1958 [SUA P158 ARW Archives Series 6 1951-1958] Australian Highway, Special Issue: “Anderson and Andersonianism”, September 1958. Partridge, P.H. “Anderson as Educator”: 49-52; Rose, T.A. “Logic”: 57- “Realism”: The Australian Highway, Special Issue entitled “Anderson and 60; Mackie, J.L. “Anderson’s Theory of Education”: 61-64; Eddy, W.H.C. Andersonianism”, September 1958, pp. 53-56. [Cf. SUA Series 6 Item 2. “Ethics and Politics.”: 64-68; O’Neil, W.M. “Some Notes on Anderson’s “Modern Realism,”11 pp. 1958.] Psychology.”: 69-71. McCallum, D. “Anderson and Freethought”: 71-75.

[Anderson farewell] Union Recorder 25 September 1958, Arts Society Annual Dinner p. 175. By Anderson Relative to Anderson

“D.J.I” [Ivison?] “John Anderson, My Jo, John”. Honi Soit, 2 October 1958. Armstrong, David. “The Andersonians”, Observer, 4 October, 1958: 535. Rose, T.A. and Owen Harries, letters. Observer, 18 October 1958: 566 [on Armstrong piece]. Horne, Donald. “The Andersonians. On the Fringe”. Observer, 29 November 1958, pp. 652-653.

Bobik, J. “A Note on a Problem about Individuality.” XXXVI, 3: December 1958: 211- “What’s wrong with Sydney Uni.” [Address to Sydney University Teachers 215. [Response to David Stove article.] Association] Spearpoint (Catholic Monthly Review) December 1958-January 1959. [SUA Series 16 Item 3/5. “What’s wrong with Sydney University,” “Professor of Philosophy retires today”. Sydney Morning Herald 31 December 1958. 1958.] “Model Old-Style ‘Controversial’ Professor Retires” [includes account of O’Neil address] [photocopy item 58] [Anderson’s undated lectures:]

SUA Series 3 Box 15 /36. “Zeno etc.” [30 pp.; ?nd.—1927-1958] Zeno etc. (195-)

SUA Series 5 Box 29 /19. [nd.] JA, Lecture notes on Republic I-XIV [55 pp.]

SUA Series 3 Box 15 /31 /3. “Critical Dialogues” [Parmenides, Thaeatetus, Sophist] [10 pp.; nd.] [DMA collection at NLA ms 9363 has these lectures at series 4 folder 5; apparently no copy at SUA unless these are them, in which case, 1948; AJA also has these lectures for 1948] SUA Series 5 Box 29 /20. [Handwriting unknown: begins on question of Rationalism and Empiricism] [typed and written]

SUA Series 5 Box 30 /25. Handwriting unknown: Philosophy 1: Lectures on

Classification (Definition and Division); Analysis of Argument of Euthyphro; The Republic. [pre-1939] SUA Series 5 Box 30 /26. Handwriting unknown [as per 025]: Philosophy 1: Intro. to Logic (Form; Logical and Class Relations; Complex Terms; Syllogism; Definition and Division; Mill’s system; Material Fallacies) [pre-1939] 1959 Munster, George. “Prophet in a Gown.” Nation, 9, 17: January 1959: 10-13. “Some Uni pupils weak in spelling, English—says Professor.” Sun Herald, 11 January Nield, B. “The Andersonians: Anderson’s Masterpiece [on Logic Book]”. Century 3 1959 [Copy at SUA Series 16 Item 3/4] February 1959: [2]. Molnar, George. “The Last Stand of Andersonianism (The Voice Fading into the Sydney Morning Herald 25 March 1959 [Reply to Barcan.] [“Decentralisation of Wilderness).” Honi Soit, 12 March 1959: 4. universities” SUA Series 16 Item 3/6]. Nield, B. “The Andersonians: Their Radical Past”. Century 16 March 1959: [6]. SUA Series 16 Item 3/3 [45 pp.] “Progress and security in education.” Address to Nield, B. “The Andersonians: Careers in the Making”. Century 3 April 1959: [6]. By Anderson Relative to Anderson

David Stewart WEA Summer School 9 May 1959 [discussed by Barcan in The Kinsella, V.J. “Empiricism and Freedom”, Sydney: 1959 [1958?]. Australian Highway July 1959; one page document with this title but no date Kinsella, V.J. “Assessment of Philosophy Taught in Two Universities in Sydney with at SUA Series 4 Item 34/12.] Special Bearing on the Morality and Morals of Our Youth.” Submission to Judge Curlewis, 1959. Armstrong, D.M. “Mr Arthadeva and Naïve Realism.”AJP XXXVII, 1: May 1959: 67-70. Passmore, J.A. Review, English Philosophy since 1900 by G.J. Warnock. AJP XXXVII, 1: May 1959: 79-81. Coleman, Peter. “No Heroism for Liberals: The Neo-Marxism of Georges Sorel”. Australian Highway (July 1959). The Illusion of the Epoch, by H.B. Acton. AJP, XXXVII, 2: August 1959: 156-167. [PFL2003] Stove, D.C. “Popperian Confirmation and the Paradox of the Ravens.” AJP XXXVII, 2: August 1959: 149-151. “Classicism: an Address delivered to the Australian Humanities Research Council at its 4th Annual General Meeting at Canberra on, 12th November, 1959.” [For Armstrong, D.M. “Russell the Sage”, Observer 2 (24); 28 November 1959: 31. publication, Adelaide Australian Humanities Research Council, 1960: see Watkins, J.W.N. “Mr Stove’s Blunders.” AJP XXXVII, 3: December 1959: 240-241. 1960.] [Cf. SUA Series 4 Item 38/3. “Education as Classical,” 1959.] Price, Archibald Grenfell ed. The Humanities in Australia: A Survey with Special My Philosophy and Other Essays on the Moral and Political Problems of our Time, by Reference to the Universities. Sydney: Angus & Robertson [for the B. Croce (R): A.J.P., XXXVII, 3, Dec. 1959, pp. 255-260. Australian Research Council], 1959 [pp. 145-146]. 1960s 1960s 1960 Stove, D.C. “Bertrand Russell, Andersonian,” Nation, 16 January 1960: 22-3. Minogue, Kenneth. “The British Left: Innocent Party of the Guilty Whole”. Twentieth Century, April 1960: 291-296. Stove, D.C. “A Reply to Mr Watkins.” AJP XXXVIII, 1: May 1960: 51-54. “The Place of the Academic in Modern Society.” Honi Soit, XXXII, 12: 16 June 1960: Watkins, J.W.N. “A Reply to Mr Stove’s Reply.” AJP XXXVIII, 1: May 1960: 54-58. 5. [Series 6 It 52] [DAE1977: 16-21] [EI1980] Gibbons, P.C. “Imperatives and Indicatives.” AJP XXXVIII, 2: August 1960: 107-119. Time and Idea: The Theory of History in Giambattista Vico, by A. R. Caponigri (Critical Walker, A.R. “Observations on the Distribution and ‘Significance’ of Terms in Notice). AJP, XXXVIII, 2: August 1960: 163-172. Propositions.” AJP XXXVIII, 2: August 1960: 120-136. “Amazing Journalists.” [rev.] Orage and the New Age Circle, by Paul Selver. Sydney Arthaveda, M. “‘Mirror Images’ are Physical Objects: A Reply to Mr Armstrong.” AJP Observer, V, 3, 23: November 1960: 301-31. [AR1982: 241-246] [copy SUA XXXVIII, 2: August 1960: 160-162. Series 25 Item 40] Stove, D.C. Review, The Logic of Scientific Discovery by K.R. Popper. AJP XXXVIII, 2: SUA Series 27 Item 9/3. “The State of Criticism in Australia,” 9 November 1960 August 1960: 173-187. [2pp.] Knox, D.B. Propositional Revelation, the Only Revelation [pamphlet] Newton: 1960. “Classicism.” Adelaide Australian Humanities Research Council. Fourth Annual Osborn, E.F. “Realism and Revelation”, Reformed Biblical Review 9, 1960: 29-37. Report, 1960: pp. 19-30. [SEP1962] [EI1980] By Anderson Relative to Anderson

[Reply to Knox] 1961 Kelly, G. There is no Refuge. London: 1961 [pp. 137-9]. Letter on Gough sermon. Sun, 7 July 1961. [On Gough, SUA Series 25 Item 6.] Stove, D.C. to David Armstrong, July 1961 [on Gough affair; quoted Franklin, Letter on Archbishop Gough. Daily Telegraph, 8 July 1961. Corrupting the Youth, p. 108] “Academic Autonomy and Religion.” Honi Soit, 27 July 1961: 4. [SUA Series 24 Item Report of Anderson’s response to Gough. Daily Telegraph, 8 July 1961. 01/ 1961 JCA to AJA 14/7/1961 with “Academic Autonomy and Religion”; “‘No interference’ by church urges Prof.” Sydney Morning Herald 15 July 1961. [With 20/7/1961 with version, “Academic Autonomy and Religion”. SUA Series 6 report of address at Sydney University on 14 July] [see also SUA Series 25] Item 54; Summary of address at Sydney University, 14 July 1961] “Christianity ‘a conventionalism”. Sydney Morning Herald, 21 July 1961: 5. [With report of address at UNSW; photo.] “John Anderson on ‘Academic Autonomy and Religion’.” Sydney Libertarians Broadsheet, August 1961: 2-6. The Western Intellectual Tradition: From Leonard to Hegel, by J. Bronowski and Armstrong, D.M. “Chopped Sage”, Bulletin, 5 August 1961: 32-3. [On Russell and Bruce Mazlish (Rev. Art.). The Australian Journal of Politics and History, VII, 2: Anderson.] November 1961: 278-284. “Religion and the University.” The Australian Highway, XLII, 3, November 1961: 50- 54 [SUA Series 6 It 53] [SUA P042/B062/S24/I01/1961 JCA to AJA Aug 1961 with “The Nature of a University 4/8/1961; JCA to AJA 30/8 with in JA’s Gibbons, P.C. “Imperatives and Indicatives (II).” AJP XXXVIII, 3: December 1960: 207- hand “Religion and the University”, 10 pp.] [“The Nature of the University,” 217. 6 August 1961: Series 6 It 55; Address to the Radical Club, University of Newcastle.] Partridge, P.H. “Ehlich’s Sociology of Law.” AJP XL, 3: December 1961: 201-222. Mackie, J.L. “The Sustaining of Counterfactuals.” AJP XL, 3: December 1961: 283- 286.

Davie, G. The Democratic Intellect. Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press, 1961.

1962 SUA Series 44 Item 11/1. “Moralists and ‘knowledge without study’,” 1962. [AJA?] Letter on prisoners. Daily Telegraph, 21 March 1962 [cited by Baker p. 143] Buckley, Vincent. “Utopianism and Vitalism,” in Grahame Johnston, ed. Australian Studies in Empirical Philosophy. Sydney: Angus and Robertson, 1962: Literary Criticism. Melbourne: Oxford University Press, 1962: pp. 16-29. “Relational Arguments.” [SUA Series 14][SEP1962: 148-161] Coleman, Peter, ed. Australian Civilization. Melbourne: Cheshire, 1962. “Empiricism and Logic.” [SUA Series 14] [13/11/1960-15/6/1961 SUA Series 24 Item Kamenka, Eugene. The Ethical Foundations of Marxism, London: Routledge and 1/1960: JA to AJA 23/11 “‘Empiricism Once More’—partly a come-back at Kegan Paul, 1962. Ryle, but also going into solider things”; SUA Series 24 Item 1/1961: JCA to AJA 3/1; JA to AJA on “Empiricism and Logic”; JA to AJA 15/6 “Empiricism and Passmore, John. Introduction to Studies in Empirical Philosophy: “John Anderson Logic” finished] [SEP1962: 162-188] and Twentieth Century Philosophy.” Sydney: Angus & Roberson, 1962. By Anderson Relative to Anderson

“Propositions and Judgements.” Mind, XXXV. 1926 [SEP1962: 15-19]; “The Knower and the Known.” Proceedings of the Aristotelian Society [SEP1962: 27-40]; “The Truth of Propositions” Mind. XXXV: 140 Oct. 1926. [SEP1962: 20-26];

“Empiricism” 1927 [SEP1962: 3-14]; “Determinism and Ethics.” AJPP, VI, 4: December 1928 [SEP1962: 214-226]; “‘Universals’ and Occurrences” [1929]. [SEP1962: 115-121]; “The Non-Existence of Consciousness.” AJPP, VII, 1: March 1929: 68-73. [SEP1962: 60-67]; “Realism and Some of its Critics.” AJPP, VIII, 2: June 1930 [SEP1962: 41-59]; “Socrates as an Educator.” [SEP1962:

203-213]; “The Place of Hegel in the History of Philosophy.” AJPP, X, 2, June 1932:[ SEP1962: 79-87]; “Realism versus Relativism in Ethics.” AJPP, X1, 1: March 1933 [SEP1962: 238-247]; “Mind as Feeling.” AJPP, XII, 2: June 1934 [SEP1962: 68-78]; “Design.” AJPP, XIII, 4: December 1935 [SEP1962: 88-100]; Passmore, John. “The Philosopher’s Task”: First Annual John Anderson Lecture, 2 “Marxist Philosophy.” AJPP, XIII, 1: March 1935 [SEP1962: 292-313]; May 1962, Australian Highway, July 1962: pp. 3-11. [p. 1: Editorial on JA]. “Causality and Logic.” AJPP, XIV, 4: December 1936: [SEP1962: 122-125]; Stove, D. C. “John Anderson and Cultural Freedom in Australia”. The Free Spirit “The Cogito of Descartes.” AJPP, XIV, 1: March 1936 [SEP1962: 101-114]; May/June 1962 pp 6-7. [copy, Stout papers Box 4 VI] “Marxist Ethics.” AJPP XV, 2: June 1937 [SEP1962: 314-327]; “The Problem of Causality.” AJPP XVI, 2: August 1938: [SEP1962: 126-136]; 1940 Anderson, [var. writers] “John Anderson: A summing Up”. Bulletin, June 30 1962, pp. 27-30 [2 John. [rev.] “Freudianism and Society: Superstition and Society, by R. Money- copies of these pages + 1 cover] Kyrle; Civilisation, War and Death—Selections from Three Works by Sigmund http://purl.library.usyd.edu.au/setis/id/anders044: Freud, ed. John Rickman.”. AJPP, XVIII, 1: June 1940 [SEP1962: 341-358]; “The Coleman, Peter. “John Anderson: Recovering from a Stammer.” Bulletin, 30 June Meaning of Good.” AJPP, XX, 2: September 1942: [SEP1962: 248-267]; “The 1962: 27-8. [extracted SETIS early 2000s] with comments by McAuley, Lynn, Nature Of Ethics.” AJPP, XXI, 1, June 1943 [SEP1962: 268-278]; “The Servile Horne in same issue. State”. AJPP, AJPP, XXI, 2&3, December 1943 [SEP1962: 328-339]; “Ethics and Shrubb, Peter [on John Anderson] Bulletin, 30 June 1962 [extracted SETIS early Advocacy.” AJPP, XXII, 3: December 1944 [SEP1962: 279-287] “The One 2000s] Good.” AJPP, XXIII, 1-3: December 1945: 85-89. [SEP1962: 288-291] Fowler, Frank [on John Anderson] Bulletin, 30 June 1962 [extracted SETIS early “Hypotheticals.” AJP, XXX, 1: May 1952: 1-16. [SEP1962: 137-147]; [rev.] 2000s] “Psychological Moralism: Man, Morals and Society, by J.C. Flugel.”AJP, XXXI, 3: December 1953 [SEP1962: 363-374]; “The Freudian Revolution.” AJP, XXXI, McCallum, Douglas. Letter to the Editor, Bulletin, 4 July 1962: 32. [extracted SETIS 2: August 1953 [SEP1962: 359-362]; “Classicism.” Australian Humanities early 2000s] Research Council: Fourth Annual Report, 1960 [SEP1962: 189-202] Death of Anderson 6 July 1962.

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1962-1979 1962 Stout, A.K. “John Anderson.” [Obituary.] Australian Humanities Research Council Annual Report no. 6 1961-1962 pp. 26-28. [item 56] “Prof. Anderson dies, 68” [Obituary]. Sun, 6 July 1962. [photocopy item 58] “Professor John Anderson Dead”. [Obituary] Daily Mirror, 6 July 1962. [photocopy item 58]

“Professor John Anderson dies, Aged 68” [Obituary]. Sydney Morning Herald, 7 July

1962. [photocopy item 58]

“Professor with Penchant for Controversy” [Obituary]. Daily Telegraph 7 July 1962. [photocopy item 58] Jones, Margaret. “John Anderson, Sydney's gadfly. Our Most Controversial Professor”, Sun-Herald, 8 July 1962: 67-8 [photocopy only, item 55] [with?] Sat[urday] Mag[azine] profile. Proofs, with notes of omission, pp. 1-4. [item 55]

“Professor John Anderson” [Obituary]. Honi Soit, 10 July 1962. [photocopy item 58]

Armstrong, David. [Obituary Notice.] Times [London], 10 July, 1962.

“Some Andersonians” (Letters, D. McCallum; H.J. McNamara; L.R. Hiatt.) Bulletin, 14

July 1962, p. 32.

Mackie, J.L. “The Living Anderson”, 11. Nation, 14 July, 1962: pp. 4-5.

Thomas, H.G. Letter to the Editor, “The Living Anderson”, Nation July 28 1962: 15.

Harris, Peter (ed). “The Death of John Anderson: A Personal Account and a Eulogy.” [H1998, 62, January 1998: 14-15.] [Includes W.H.C. Eddy, draft account of Anderson’s funeral; G. Stuart Watts, Eulogy, 3 Aug 1962.] Mackie, J.L. Obituary. “John Anderson.” Australasian Journal of Philosophy 40, 2: August 1962: 124-126. Ginnane, W.G. “John Anderson's Book: Angus and Robertson rises to the occasion”. Bulletin, 20 October 1962, Red Page: 36-7.

John Anderson obituary. [Education?] Gazette, November 1962, p. 60

Mackie, J.L. “The Philosophy of John Anderson.” AJP 40, 3: December 1962: 265-

282. [Based on paper read at the Annual Congress of the A.A.P, Sydney, August 1962.] Molnar, George. “Empiricism and Language”, Hermes 1962: pp. 3-7. By Anderson Relative to Anderson

1963 P.G.P. [Review of Studies in Empirical Philosophy.] Education Gazette, 1 January 1963 p. 29. The Sydney line : a selection of comments and criticisms by Sydney Libertarians [selection and introduction by A.J. Baker; contains 35 items by A. J. Baker, I.

Bedford, “Charlie Brown”,“Della”, L. R. Hiatt, D. J. Ivison, I. Macindoe, D. Makinson, G. Molnar, Cam Perry, R. Smilde, Peter Smith, and G. Whiteman]. Sydney : L. R. Hiatt, 1963. [124 pp.] Baker, A.J. “John Anderson and Freethought.” Australian Quarterly, 35 1 1963: 95- 98. Anderson, Janet. Letter to the editor on article by A.J. Baker. Australian Quarterly, 1963.

Körner, Stephan. “Anderson’s Philosophy of Experience.” Quadrant, VII, 2: 1963: 69-

71.

Eddy, H.C. Letter to Janet Anderson relating to Körner article. 20 March 1963. SUA [series and box required] item 57. Mackie, J.L. “Are there Incorrigible Empirical Statements?” AJP XLI, 1: 1963: 12-28. Books Received: Studies in Empirical Philosophy. Sydney: Angus & Robertson, 1962. AJP XLI, 1: 1963: 136. Walker, A.R. “Professor Anderson and the Student Body.” Honi Soit, 1 May 1963: 3- 4. McCallum, D.M. “Professor John Anderson and his Influence on Student Politics.”Honi Soit, 1 May 1963: 3.

Baker, A.J. “Historical Explanation and Universal Propositions”. AJP XLI, 3: December

1963: 317-335.

Passmore, John. “Philosophy”. In McLeod, A.L. ed. The Pattern of Australian Culture, Melbourne: OUP, 1963: pp. 131-169. Mackie, J.L. “Rationalism and Empiricism.” The John Anderson Memorial Lecture for 1965 1963 of the NSW Workers’ Educational Association and the Sydney Philosophy Club.” AJP, 1: May 1965: 1-12. Armstrong, D.M. [Prologue to] “The Nature of Mind”, Arts (Proceedings of The Sydney University Arts Association), 3, 1966: 37-48. “An Inaugural Lecture 1966 delivered on 10 May, 1961 [sic].”

Birchall, Brian. “The Definition of Good”. Honours thesis University of Newcastle, By Anderson Relative to Anderson

1966. 1967 The Encyclopedia of Philosophy, New York: Macmillan and Free Press, 1967. John Passmore, “John Anderson,” vol. 1: 119-121; A.N. Prior, “Existence,” vol. 3: 143-4; William Gerber, “Philosophical Journals,” vol. 6: 208.

Horne, Donald. The Education of Young Donald. [A&R, 1967; Sun, 1968]. Melbourne:

Penguin, 1975.

Geoffrey Lehmann, “Philosopher and Poet” [poem]. Sydney Morning Herald 18 March 1967. Kamenka, Eugene. “Empiricism and Ethics.”The Australian Highway, August 1968: 4- 11. [Version of John Anderson Memorial Lecture, 1967.] Brown, Robert; C.D. Rollins. Contemporary Philosophy in Australia. Introduction, 1969 Alan Donagan [15-17]. London: George Allen and Unwin, 1969. [Muirhead Library of Philosophy].

Rees, Rush. Without Answers [“Social Engineering”]. London: Routledge & Kegan

Paul, 1969.

Birchall, B.C. “Anderson’s Positive Ethics.” Dialectic 3, April 1969: 46-62.

Anderson, Sandy, interviewed by Peter Harris. “Proponent of Academicism Speaks Out.” Opus [University of Newcastle Student Newspaper], 14th July 1969. [H1995, 44, October 1995: 1-3.] Baker, A.J. “The Role of Unreason in History.” The Australian Highway, December 1969: 2-7. [Version of his John Anderson Memorial Lecture, 1969.] Gibbons, P.C. “Heteromerity,” AJP 47, 3: December 1969: 296-306. 1970s 1970 Anderson, A.J. “Following John Anderson.” John Anderson Memorial Lecture, August 1970 [W.E.A. and Sydney University Philosophy Club]. [DAPRIL 1987: 133-

146.]

Coleman, Peter. “And Another Thing” [column]. The Bulletin, 5 September, 1970.

Jones, Steve, “Bibliography and Biography of John Anderson” [SUA Series 43 Box 110 15/1 Steve Jones’ lectures etc., 1967-70] Baker, A.J. “Sydney Libertarianism—A Recent Summary” Broadsheet 59, April 1970: 4-5. Baker, A.J. “Morals—The Libertarian View Parts I & II”. Broadsheet, 60 & 61 June & By Anderson Relative to Anderson

July 1970: 9-10; 1-3. SUA Box 83 David Armstrong to Janet Anderson, 25 November 1970 [on the setting 1971 up of a John Anderson Archive at Sydney University]. ABC Radio Program “Fact and Opinion.” [in which Janet Anderson and other

participate], 19 May 1971. [SUA deposit, accession note April 1977] 1972 Docker, John. “Sydney Intellectual History and Sydney Libertarianism,” Politics 7 1972: 40-47. Coleman, Peter. “No Road to Damascus.” Quadrant, April 1972. Armstrong, David. “Professor John Anderson,” Sydney Morning Herald 17 April 1972: 6. Foulkes, P. “What is a Deduction?” International Logic Review, June 1972. Cooper, Steve. “When Reich and Anderson were Good Stalinists,” Sydney Libertarian Broadsheet, No. 69, July 1972: 6-7. Birchall, Brian. “The Identity Thesis of the Proposition”. PhD thesis Sydney University, 1972. 1973 Eddy, W.H.C. “Adult Education and its Intellectual Environment.” Quadrant, Libertarian Broadsheet 71: February 1973: 6-9. “Anderson on Censorship, January/February 1973. [Based on Sydney University Philosophy Club lecture, Communism and the Sydney Morning Herald”: “Politics and Publicity” 1972.] Workers’ Weekly, 14 October 1927; “Censorship.” Workers’ Weekly, 8 November 1929. SUA Box 83 Kordyan Lewandowski to Janet Anderson, 15 March 1973. Libertarian Broadsheet 72: April 1973: 6-7. “Anderson on Art and the Workers,” Baker, A.J. “Sydney Libertarianism—a Critical Comment,” Politics 8: 2 1973: 364-368. from Workers’ Weekly, 7 September 1928; 21 September 1928: “Art and the Quinton, A.M. “The Nature of Things.” London: Routledge & Kegan Paul, 1973. Workers: Artistic Leftism.” Workers’ Weekly, 10 June 1927: “Anderson on Armstrong, D.M. Belief, Truth and Knowledge. London: Cambridge University Press, Prohibition”. 1973 [pp. 43-48]. Libertarian Broadsheet 72: April 1973: 7-9. John Anderson, “Prohibition.” Workers’ Weekly, August, September 1928. Holland, J.A.B. “A System of Classical Atheism.” Scottish Journal of Theology, August Libertarian Broadsheet, 73, May 1973: 7-10: “Obscenity.” [Paper read to a study 1973: 271-94. group of the Sydney University Freethought Society, 28 October 1940.] Docker, John. Australian Cultural Elites: Intellectual Traditions in Sydney and 1974 Melbourne [Chap. 8]. Sydney: Angus & Robertson, 1974. O’Brien, P. “Zhdanov in Australia.” Quadrant, September/October 1974. [Chapter in The Saviours, 1975] Stuart Watts, G. [Eddy] as a Philosopher. [p. 42 *Anderson on despair] WEA News. 1 March 1974 [SUA P 42 Series 35 Material sent to JCA by Stuart Watts 1973- By Anderson Relative to Anderson

1977 Box 80 /02] “John Anderson (1893-1962).”The Australian Dictionary of Biography. Vol.1. Melbourne: MUP, 1974. pp. 56-59. 1975 Gollan, Robin. Revolutionaries and Reformists: Communism and the Australian Labour Movement 1920-1955. Richmond, Surrey: Richmond Publishing Co.,

1975.

Harcourt, Bill. “The Push.” The National Times, February 3-8 1975: 28-31.

Ward, J.M. “Some Recollections of a Student’s View of the 1930’s”, Teaching History Libertarian Broadsheet 80: Feb 1975: 3-7. “Anderson on Ulysses”, from UR 23 9, March 1975: 22-9 [26]. October 1930. Baker, A.J. “Sydney Libertarianism and the Push” Broadsheet, 81 March 1975: 5-10.

Parker, Ian. “The Ides of March—or, the Last Time I saw John Anderson;” “Libertarianism and the Push.” Libertarian Broadsheet, 81, 82; March, May 1975. [H1998 69, October 1998: 1-2] Baker, A.J. “A Comment and a Reply”. Broadsheet 82 May 1975: 8-9. Osmond, Warren. “Towards an Intellectual History: Melbourne, Sydney and Docker’s Elites”. Meanjin 34: 2, 1975: 198-202. Passmore, John. “The Making of an Australian Philosopher.” Philosophes Critiques d’Eux-Memes, vol. 1, 1975. Libertarian Broadsheet 85: August 1975: 5-8. “Anderson on Romanticism and Classicism”, from Hermes, Michaelmas 1934. Pringle, John Douglas. “John Passmore: Writer.” Quadrant, October 1975: 73-76. Ward, J.M. “Some Recollections of a Student’s View of the 1930s.” Teaching History, March 1975.

Stout, A.K. “John Anderson” The Pauline. 1 October 1975: 30-32.

Harries, Owen, ed. Liberty and Politics: Studies in Social Theory. Sydney: Pergamon

Press [WEA], 1976. 1976 O’Brien, Patrick. The Saviours: An Intellectual History of the Left in Australia [“Zhdanov in Australia”] Melbourne: Drummond, 1977. Smart, J.C.C. “The Philosophical Andersonians.” Quadrant, January 1976: 6-10. Overend, Tronn; B.C. Birchall. “Those Andersonians”. Quadrant, March 1976: pp. 4- 5. Passmore, John. “Commemorating John Anderson.” Times Literary Supplement, 9 April 1976. Burnyeat, M.F. “Protagoras and self-refutation in Plato’s Thaeatetus.” Philosophical By Anderson Relative to Anderson

Libertarian Broadsheet 87: March 1976: 7. “Anderson on Religion”, from Honi Soit 2 Review 85, 2: April 1976: 172-95 [contra Anderson, p. 86]. July 1942. Doniela, W.V. “Towards a Theory of Freedom.” Dialectic, 12, 1976: 38-50. Libertarian Broadsheet 87, March 1976. Anderson, “Return of Some Brickbats.” Honi Baker, A.J. “Australian Themes.” Australian Journal of Politics and History, December Soit, 2 July 1942.] [also H1996, 51, July 1996: 3-4.] 1976 [Libertarian Broadsheet 1977 no. 91] 1977 Souter, Gavin. “Our One and Only Guru.” Sydney Morning Herald, Saturday, 5 March 1977: 13. Hiatt, Les. Memorandum to John Anderson Commemoration Lecturers and Discussion-openers [roneo; 2 pp.; 1/5 [4?] /1977]. John Anderson Commemoration Lectures and Conference (1977) Stephen Roberts Theatre, Wednesdays 8.00 p.m. 16 March. Professor Passmore, “Anderson as

Systematic Philosopher”; 23 March. Emeritus Professor W.M. O’Neil, “Anderson: The Man and his Influence”; 30 March. Prof. Armstrong. “Anderson and Metaphysics”; 6 April. Mr J.R. Maze. “Anderson and Psychology”. Discussion O’Neil; 13 April. Mr A.J. Baker, “Anderson’s Social and Ethical Theory”; 20 April. Prof. E.S. Kamenka, “Anderson on Education

Theory and Academic Freedom”. Discussion: Miss A.R. Walker; 27 April. Prof. W.L. Morison, “Anderson and Law”; 4 May. Assoc. Prof. T.A. Rose, “Anderson on Literature”. Discussion: Em. Prof. A.D. Hope. [See SUA M243] Weekend Conference, Bundanoon, April 15-17. Friday 7.30 p.m. George Davie, “John Anderson’s Scotland”; 8.30 p.m. Saturday. David Ivison, “Anderson as a Liberator”; Saturday 9.30 a.m. Paul Thom, “Anderson and Logic”; 11.15 a.m.

Les Hiatt, “Anderson and Obscenity”; 2.00 p.m. Brian Birchall, John Docker [cancels], Graham Pont, “Anderson and Australian Political and Cultural Life”; 4.00 p.m. Jim Baker will reopen the discussion from a Libertarian Society viewpoint; 7.30 p.m. Frank Fowler, Maurie Isaacs, “Anderson in the 1930s”; Marion Manton, Elwyn Morris, “1950s postscripts”; Sunday 9.15 a.m.

Alan Olding, “Anderson and Religion”; 11.15 a.m. Kim Lycos, “Anderson on Freud and Literature”. [See SUA M243] “John Anderson: His Thought and Influence: A Collection of Essays” edited by T.A. Rose. [SUA P198 Rose Papers Series 3 Item 9. Papers relating to JA. Most originals. Includes letter to D.M. Armstrong on his contribution, and intentions to find a publisher, dated 22/1/79.] Passmore, Anderson as a

Systematic Philosopher. Rose, Some General Features of Anderson’s Logic; Armstrong, Metaphysics; Birchall, Propositional Realism; Olding, Religion and Philosophy; Rose, Aesthetics; Hope, Aesthetics: A Poet’s Comment; Baker, By Anderson Relative to Anderson

Anderson’s Social and Ethical Theory; Morison, Anderson and Law; Hutley, Anderson and Law: A Short Comment; Maze, Philosophy and Psychology; O’Neil, Psychology: Another View; Hiatt, Obscenity; Davie, The Scottish

Academic Background [18 pp.]; O’Neil, The Man and His Influence; Stove, The Force of Intellect; Reinhardt, Anderson from Afar; Isaacs, Anderson in the Thirties; Ivison, Anderson as a Liberator; Birchall, Anderson’s Political Views: Degeneration or Development; Walker, Public Controversies and Academic Freedom ; [scribbled at bottom:] B. Birchall, The False Proposition

Morris, Elwyn. “John Anderson: Splitter.” Nation Review, 19-25 May 1977: 747.

Baker, A.J. “What Freedom Means” Libertarian Broadsheet June 1977 no. 91. pp. 6-8

Bishop, A.W. “John Anderson, 1931-1935” Libertarian Broadsheet June 1977 no. 91:

3-6.

Cumming, Leila. “Ryle on Logic and Professor Anderson.” Paper delivered AAP Libertarian Broadsheet 91: June 1977. “Censorship.” JA address to Northern Branch Conference in Wollongong, 1977. [Published: Dialectic, 1977, below.] WEA Newcastle Annual Conference, October 3 1936. [Reported from Deutcher, Max. “Leila Cumming on Ryle and Anderson’s Logic.” Paper delivered AAP Newcastle Morning Herald 5 Oct 1936] Conference in Wollongong, 1977. [11 pp. SUA deposit note, 17 April 1978, photocopy] Cumming, Leila. Anderson’s Ontological Empiricism. MA Thesis. Macquarie University, 1977. [SUA Deposit note, 1 June 1978, “Adjunct.”] Baker, A.J. “The Ethics of Moore and Anderson.” Dialectic 13, 1977: 1-5. Birchall, B.C. “The Moral Life: The Obstacle to the Development of Ethical Theory.” Dialectic 13, 1977: 6-17 Passmore, John. “Anderson as a Systematic Philosopher.” Quadrant, June 1977. Libertarian Broadsheet 91: June 1977 (pp. 1-3 “Reports of Anderson on Freedom and Censorship” from Newcastle Morning Herald, Oct 5, 1936; pp. 3-6

Bishop’s account of JA sayings 1931-1935; pp. 6-8 “Myth-making about Anderson” from AJPH “Australian Themes. The Times Literary Supplement, no. 3865, 9 April 1976”; pp. 9-10 D.J. Ivison, “Anderson as a Liberator” [from JA Conference Bundanoon 16-17 April 1977]) Armstrong, David. “On Metaphysics.” Quadrant, 21, 7: July 1977: 65-69. Davie, George. “John Anderson in Scotland: ’Tis Sixty Years Since.” Quadrant, July 1977: 55-57.

Kamenka, Eugene. “On Education.” Quadrant, July 1977: 47-54.

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Rose, T.A. “John Anderson: On Literature.” Quadrant, July 1977: 58-63. Stove, D.C. “John Anderson: The Force of Intellect.” Quadrant, July 1977: 45-6. Bishop, Arthur. [Statements of John Anderson.] Libertarian Broadsheet September 1977 no. 92. pp. 3-6. Isaacs, Maurice. “Anderson in the 1930s”. Libertarian Broadsheet 94: Jan 1978: 1-8. Birchall, Brian. Introduction to Anderson on Education. Dialectic, 14 1977: ii-v. rd “John Anderson.” Entry in The Australian Encyclopaedia. 3 ed. Sydney: The Grolier Society, 1977: 124.

Isaacs, Maurice. “Anderson in the 1930’s.” Libertarian Broadsheet, 94, January 1978. 1978 [DAPRIL 1987: 22-34.]

Birchall, Brian. “John Anderson's Social/Political Theories: Degeneration or Development?” Australian Journal Politics and History, vol. XXIV No.1 April 1978: 52-60. Birchall, Brian. “John Anderson and ‘the False Proposition’.” Dialectic, 15, 1978: 1- 15; [DAPRIL 1987: 97-111.] Baker, A.J. “Anderson’s Social and Ethical Theory” Libertarian Broadsheet 95: July 1978: 1-6.pp. 6-7.

Overend, Tronn. “Social Realism and Social Idealism: Two Competing Orientations

on the Relation between Theory, Praxis and Objectivity”. Inquiry 21, 1978: 271-311. Cumming, Leila. “Do We Really Say Things or Say Real Things”. Staff Seminar Paper, Macquarie University, 1978. 1979 O’Neil. W.M. “John Anderson.” In The Australian Dictionary of Biography, vol. 7. Melbourne: 1979. Baker, A.J. Anderson’s Social Philosophy: The Social Thought and Political Life of Professor John Anderson. Sydney: Angus and Robertson, 1979. Beasley, Jack. Red Letter Days: Notes from Inside an Era. Sydney: Australasian Book Society, 1979. [pp. 129-168: Readers & Writers: The Australasian Book Society] Birchall, Brian. “Paradigms of Ethical Inquiry.” Journal of Value Enquiry, 13: Summer 1979: 85-102.

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1980-1989 1980s 1980s 1980 Moorhouse, Frank. Days of Wine and Rage. Melbourne: Penguin, 1980 [Darcy Articles by Anderson in Education and Inquiry: John Anderson on Education. Oxford: Waters]. Blackwell, 1980. Edited by D.Z. Phillips. Socrates as an Educator (1930); Olding, A. “Polanyi’s Notion of Hierarchy.” Religious Studies, 1980. University Reform (1935); Art and Morality (1941); Education for Democracy Phillips, D. Z. (ed.); John Anderson, Education and Inquiry. Totowa Barnes & Noble; (1943); Religion in Education (1943); Universities in Australia (1943, as “The Oxford: Blackwell, 1980. [Articles by Partridge and Mackie from Australian Future of Education”); Education and Practicality (1944); Lectures on Spencer Highway 1958, and Kamenka from Quadrant 1977]. and Dewey (1949); The Place of the Academic in Modem Society (1960); Mayer, Henry. review of Anderson’s Social Philosophy, in “The Critic”, Twenty Four Classicism (1960). Hours, February 1980, p. 53.

Reinhardt, L.R. “Olympian Pessimist.” Quadrant, April 1980.

Thornton, Merle. [rev.] Anderson’s Social Philosophy, by A.J. Baker. Bowyang, 4: August-September 1980. Grave, Selwyn. “The Andersonian Philosophy.”In John R. Burr, ed. Handbook of World Philosophy. Westport, Conn.: Greenwood Press, 1980: 215-216. 1981 MacIntyre, Alasdair. After Virtue. Notre Dame, Indiana: Notre Dame University [On History and Consciousness, 1940.] [H1981, 3, June 1981] Press, 1981. 1982 Stove, D.C. to G.L. Cawkwell, 2 February 1982 [on John Mackie and Anderson; quoted Franklin, Corrupting the Youth, p. 105] Art and Reality. Edited by Janet Anderson, Graham Cullum and Kimon Lycos. Sydney: Hale and Iremonger, 1982: Some Questions in Aesthetics (1932); Biography Stuart-Watts, G. The Revolution in Ideas: Philosophy, Religion and Some “Ultimate (1932); Classicism versus Romanticism (1932); Romanticism and Classicism Questions.” Sydney: Hale & Iremonger, 1982. (1934); Psycho-analysis and Romanticism (1936); The Comic (1936); The McMullen, T. “A Critique of Humanistic Psychology”. Australian Journal of Nature of Poetry (1939); Poetry and Society (1945); Art and Morality (1941); Psychology, 34, 1982: 221-9. Ulysses( 1930) 95; The Banning of Ulysses (1941); James Joyce (1933); James Birchall, Brian. Introduction Booklet: The Dialectical Structure of Idealism Lectures. Joyce: Finnegans Wake (1940); Exiles (1942); The Applecart (1932); George University of New England, Armidale, 1982. Bernard Shaw (1933); The Perfect Wagnerite (1935); Emperor and Galilean

(1920-42); Kenneth Grahame (1920); Kipling(1931); George Meredith (1932); The Enormous Room (1932); H.G. Wells (1933); Thomas Love Peacock (1934); Herman Melville (1934); Feodor Dostoevsky (1936); R. H. Benson (1935); The Armstrong, D.M. “An Intellectual Autobiography Part I”, Quadrant, January- Detective Story (1947); Orage and the New Age Circle (1960); Music and February 1983: 89-102; “An Intellectual Autobiography Part II”, Quadrant, Emotion (1932); Art and Morals (1937); Australian Culture (1937); Literature March 1983. and Life (1939); Literary Criticism (1952); Further Questions in Aesthetics: By Anderson Relative to Anderson

Beauty (nd., reconstruction by Janet Anderson from notes of lectures and Shrubb, Peter. “John Anderson as Literary Critic.” Quadrant, January-February 1983: discussions: 263-269). 43-49. 1983 Birchall, Brian. “The Problem of Form: Hegel and John Anderson.” International Studies in Philosophy, 15:1, Spring 1983: 15-40 [revised version of John Anderson Memorial Lecture, “The Problem of Form.” SUA series 31 09].

Suter, Geraldine. “Bibliographic Study on the Philosophy of John Anderson.”

Australian Historical Bibliography, A Bulletin of the Reference Section of Australia: 1788-1988 - A Bicentennial History. Bulletin 10. Sydney: UNSW, 1984 [originally a term paper presented at the Department of Librarianship, RMIT, 1983]. Olding, A. “Anderson and Religion.” Philosophical Studies, 1983. [Cf. “John Anderson and Religion,” Philosophical Investigations, 6: July 1983: 200-213]

Dilman, I. Freud and Human Nature. Oxford: 1983, pp. 78-9; 146-8. [on

“Freudianism and Society”] 1984 Grave, S. A. A History of Philosophy in Australia. St Lucia: University of Queensland Press, 1984 [pp. 47-69]. Anderson, Alexander (Sandy). “Form of the Four Propositions [4 pp.]; “Singular Propositions” (Defects) [3 pp.]; “Negative Terms and Individuals” [2 copies with different annotations, 1 dated 30/1/84 [2 pp.] [Ser 44. Box 106 23/1] Suter, Geraldine. “Bibliographic Study on the Philosophy of John Anderson.” Australian Historical Bibliography, 10, September 1984.

McQueen, Humphrey. Gallipoli to Petrov. Sydney: 1984, pp. 93-96.

Kamenka, Eugene. “John Anderson.”The American Scholar. [1984?] 1985 Horne, Donald. Confessions of a New Boy. Melbourne: Viking Penguin, 1985 [pp.

267-8]. 1986 Davie, G. The Crisis in the Democratic Intellect. Polygon Press, Edinburgh, 1986. [Reports on Education, 1948; 1951; 1958] [H1986, 5, Jan 1986] Kamenka, Eugene. “John Anderson.” In The Greats: The Fifty Men and Women who Most Helped to Shape Modern Australia, ed. Leonie Kramer et al, Sydney: 1986. McKeown, W. “John Anderson of Stonehouse”. Hamilton Arts Journal 6. 1986. Baker, A.J. Australian Realism: The Systematic Philosophy of John Anderson. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1986. [As unpublished monograph: John Anderson’s General Philosophy.] By Anderson Relative to Anderson

1987 Baker, A.J. “John Anderson as a Systematic Realist.” Text of the 1986 Harry Eddy Memorial Lecture, given to the Sydney Philosophy Club, 13 September 1986: Heraclitus., 9, January 1987: 1-5.

Cumming, Leila. [rev.] Australian Realism: The Systematic Philosophy of John

Anderson, by A.J. Baker. Heraclitus, 9, January 1987: 5-6.

Patton, Paul. “Crossing the Divide: The Radical Empiricism of John Anderson.” Review of Australian Realism: The Systematic Philosophy of John Anderson, by A.J. Baker. Age Monthly Review, vol. 6 no. 10, March 1987: 19-21. [Reply letters: Leila Cumming; Arthur Golding, next issue? pp. 22?-3] Armstrong, David. “Metaphysical Scotland.” Quadrant, May 1987: 77-8. Dialectic vol. 30 1987 ed. Leila Cumming. Special Issue “Andersonian Papers”, 1987. (Reprinted 1993.) Rose, T. A. Preface to DAPRIL 1987: 1-4; Ivison, D.J.

“Anderson as Liberator”: 5-8; Walker, A.R. “Public Controversies and Letter of Candidature [for post of Professor of Philosophy at University of Sydney], Academic Freedom” DAR1987: 9-21; Isaacs, M. “Anderson in the 1930s”: 22- 11 September 1926. DAPRIL 1987: 147-148, with copy of a lecture by 34; Hutley, F.C. “Anderson and Law: A Short Comment”: 35-38; Morison, W.L. Anderson, in his own handwriting [Some Problems of Positive Philosophy]. “Anderson and Legal Theory”: 39-48; Maze, J.R. “John Anderson: Implications of his Philosophical Views for Psychology”: 49-58; O’Neil, W.M. “Psychology: Another View”: 59-61; Doniela, W.V. “Anderson’s Theory of Education”: 62- 77; Baker, A.J. “Anderson’s Social and Ethical Theory: 78-85; Rose, T.A. “Some

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22 December 1935; 13, 26, 28 January 1936 [synopses with facsimile], introduction by Mark Weblin. JA2003 No 4 July 2003. “Booklaunch: ‘A Perilous and Fighting Life’—From Communist to Conservative: The Political Writings of Professor John Anderson.” [22 August 2003]. RIHSS Events, Semester 2, 2003. Weblin, Mark. “What is Biography?” Opening chapters of biography of John Anderson, A Passion for Thinking: “Summer Daybreak”; “Anderson as an By Anderson Relative to Anderson

Educator”; The Red Professor.” JA2003 No 5 August 2003. Walker/Anderson Correspondence: June 1936-March 1938. JA2003 No 6 September 2003 st Radio National Late Night Live Wednesday 10 September 2003 “From Communist to [John Anderson,] letters to Ruth Walker: (Mittagong) 1 June; (Turramurra) Wednesday 26th August 1936; 18th December 1936; 22nd January 1937, (S.S. Conservative - Professor John Anderson. Mark Weblin interviewed by Phillip th Adams. Jervis Bay at Port Melbourne) 7 January 1938. JA2003 No 6 September 2003.

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Anderson, 26th June 1936; [from diary] 9th September 1936. JA2003 No 6 September 2003. Weblin, Mark. Introduction [p. 1.]; “Emotions and Social Life: or, What is the psycho- social?”[pp. 2-4.] JA2003 No 7 October 2003: John Anderson on Psychology JA2003, 7, October 2003: John Anderson on Psychology 1922 – 1940 “Does Freud 1922-1940. uphold a theory of ‘mind as feeling’? (n.d.) [p. 5.]; Shaw Lecture No 1: “The Nature of Mind” [pp. 5-6.]; Shaw Lecture No 2: “Conational Psychology: Anderson/Walker Correspondence: Apr. 1938 – Jun. 1938: John Anderson, letters to Analysis of Dreams” [p. 6.]; Shaw Lecture No 3: “Constitution of Mind: Ruth Walker. (Edinburgh) 13 April 1938; (Edinburgh) 4 May 1938; (Edinburgh) Feeling and Emotion” [pp. 6-7.]; Shaw Lecture No 4: “Mind and Morals: A 16 May 1938; (Edinburgh) 15 June 1938. JA2003 No 8 Nov 2003. Scientific Theory” [p. 7.]; Extract from “Censorship” (1928) [pp.7-8.]; Shaw, Jeff. Review of A Perilous and Fighting Life. Sydney Morning Herald, 6 Superstition in Thinking (Extract from “Freedom of Thought” 1930) [pp. 8-9.]; December 2003. “Mythology” (1939)[pp. 9-10.]; “The Nightmare” (1940) [pp. 10-12.]; “Libido” (1940) [pp. 12-15.]; “Freud’s theory of the unconscious” (1940) [pp. 15-16.]; John Anderson to Ruth Walker 15 May 1952 [extract describing talk on History given “Obscenity” (1940) [p. 16.] at recent AAP conference] [p. 2]; “History” from SUA Series 6 Item 37, 1952 [pp. 2-5]; “Politics and Morals” AJP 1954 [pp. 5-8]; “My Philosophy ...”, AJP

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University Magazine vol. 29. 1917-1918); “Oatmeal.” (as “Jude”, Glasgow University Magazine vol. 29 1917-1918); Editorial [p. 188.] (Glasgow University Magazine vol. 29 1917-1918); “Double or quits.” (as “Jude”, Weblin, Mark. Introduction; “Terrorism and Realism”; and “John Anderson (1893- Glasgow University Magazine vol. 29. 1917-1918); “The Art of Being 1962)”. JA2004 No. 12 March 2004: Comments on John Anderson’s Political Interviewed”; “A Bar Turn.” (as “Jude”, Glasgow University Magazine volume Theory [pp. 1-2; 4-5; 14-18]. and date uncertain, 1915-1918). Packer, J.G. “‘No Goods without Evils’: Political Shifts in Andersonianism in the early 1940s”; Review of A Perilous and Fighting Life: from Communist to Conservative: The Political Writings of Professor John Anderson, by Mark Weblin. JA2004 No. 12 March 2004: Comments on John Anderson’s Political

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1942; Ruth Walker to Anderson n.d. Saturday 3 p.m. JA2004, No 13 May 2004; introduction by Mark Weblin. Weblin, Mark. “Mining the Archive: John Anderson’s Lectures 1927-1955”. Introduction [pp. 2-5]; Greek Philosophy [pp. 6-7.] Modern Philosophy [pp. 8- 10.] Logic, Metaphysics and Method [pp. 10-13.] Ethics [pp. 13-16.] Political Theory, Religion and Education [pp. 16-20.] Chronology [pp. 20-22.] JA2004,

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Walker to Anderson 11 June 1943; Anderson to Ruth Walker 15 June 1943; poem 7 July 1943; Ruth Walker to Anderson 25-6 December 1943; Anderson to Ruth Walker 29 December 1943 JA2004, No 15 July 2004; introduction by Mark Weblin. Weblin, Mark. Introduction to 1954 Lectures on Greek Theories of Education (Republic and Ethics) [22 pp.] JA2004, No 16 August 2004. JA No 16 August 2004. Lectures on Greek Theories of Education (Republic and Ethics) [22 pp.] Rubner, Paul. “Random Reflections on Anderson’s Ethics”. Address to the Sydney Realists, 12 October 2004. JA No 18 October 2004: John Anderson and Democracy and Australian Political Life. Lectures on Green’s “Principles of Political Obligation” [excerpt, pp. 4-6]; Anderson/Walker Correspondence 1945-1947. [Facsimiles and transcribed, 24 pp.] 1942 Lectures on Political Theory (Bosanquet and Lenin) [excerpts, pp. 6-8]; Ruth Walker to Anderson 16 November 1945; Anderson to Ruth Walker 18 1945 Lectures on Socialism: Lecture 15 Democracy [excerpt pp. 9-10]; November 1945; Ruth Walker to Anderson 23 December 1945; Anderson to “Anderson Attacks Bank Bill” Honi Soit 30 October 1947 [p. 10.]; “Police, Ruth Walker 24 December 1945; 8 February 1947; Ruth Walker to Anderson Democracy and Indonesia” (1947) [pp. 11-12.]; “Servility and War” Honi Soit 17 February 1947; Anderson to Ruth Walker 24 February 1947; Ruth Walker 3 July 1947 [pp. 12-13.]; “Progress and Reaction” Honi Soit 18 March 1948 to Anderson n.d. Tuesday. JA2004, No 17 September 2004; introduction by [pp. 13-14.]; “Students’ Rights” Heresy12 May 1948 [pp. 14-15]; “Varsities— Mark Weblin. Academic and Technological.” Honi Soit 21 April 1949 [pp. 15-16.]; “The Weblin, Mark. Introduction to JA2004, No 18 October 2004: John Anderson and Communist Ban and the University Honi Soit 4 May 1950 [pp. 16-17.]; “The Democracy and Australian Political Life [pp. 2-4.] Banning Bill” (1950) [pp. 17-18]; “Fathers and Sons: Anderson Betrayed” Anderson/Walker Correspondence 1948-1950. [Facsimiles and transcribed, 22 pp.] (1950) [pp. 18-19]; “The Right to be Wrong” Honi Soit 14 September 1950 Ruth Walker to Anderson “4.35” [1946?]; Anderson to Ruth Walker 8 January [pp. 19-20.] 1948; 24 January 1948; Ruth Walker to Anderson 11 June 1949; 14 January 1950; Saturday [11 February 1950?]; 12 February 1950; Anderson to Ruth Walker Friday [17 February 1950?]; Ruth Walker to Anderson 18 February 1950; 20 February 1950; Mary and R.F. Walker to Anderson 15 March 1950;

Ruth Walker to Anderson 16 March 1950; R.F. Walker to Anderson 1 April 1950. JA2004, No 19 November 2004; introduction by Mark Weblin. JA [unreleased: 2004]. Early Anderson student Essays: “Was the Question which [?Baker, A.J.] “More on John Anderson.” H2004, 119, December 2004. Thales Asked Ever Answered? If so, How?” [n.d.]; “The Substance-Attribute Packer, J.G. “The Place of Hegel in the History of Andersonian Philosophy.” JA2004 Conception in Spinoza” [n.d.]; “Are Relations Qualities?” (1916); “The [unreleased: 2004]. Presuppositions of Pluralism” (1917); “The Order of the Categories” [n.d.] Weblin, Mark. “John Anderson”. In Encyclopaedia of British Philosophers. Bristol: 2005 Thoemmes Press, 2005. By Anderson Relative to Anderson

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18 pp.] Ruth Walker to Anderson from Woodleigh Private Hospital 14 April 1950; Anderson to Ruth Walker 17 April 1950; Ruth Walker to Anderson from Woodleigh 1 May 1950; Anderson to Ruth Walker 3 May 1950; Ruth Walker to Anderson from Woodleigh 6 May 1950; Anderson to Ruth Walker 8 May 1950; Ruth Walker to Anderson from Woodleigh 16 May 1950. JA2005, No 21

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Weblin, Mark. Introduction to Lectures on Reid’s “Inquiry”: 1-12 JA2005, No 22 JA No 22 March 2005. Lectures on Reid’s “Inquiry”: 1-12 [22 pp. with index]. March 2005 [22 pp. with index]. Anderson/Walker Correspondence May to October 1950. [Facsimiles and transcribed, 18 pp.] Anderson to Ruth Walker 18 May 1950; Ruth Walker to Anderson from Woodleigh 9 June 1950; Anderson to Ruth Walker 13 June 1950; Ruth Walker to Anderson from Woodleigh 15 June 1950; Anderson to

Ruth Walker 16 June 1950; 25 June 1950; 18 July 1950; Ruth Walker to Anderson from Woodleigh 3 October 1950. JA2005, No 23 April 2005; introduction by Mark Weblin. Weblin, Mark. “Everything is Beautiful in its own way: John Anderson on Beauty as Structure”. JA2005, 24 May 2005 [pp. 2-9.] Weblin, Mark. “The Red Professor: John Anderson and the CPA”. JA2005, No 24 May 2005 [pp. 9-14.]

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Harris, Peter. “Alec (Alexander Maclean) Ritchie (1913-1991)” The Northern Line, No 1 Dec. 2006 [p. 10]. 2007 Weblin, Mark. “John Anderson and Idealism.” The Northern Line No 2 April 2007 [pp. Anderson/Walker Correspondence Feb. 1952 The Northern Line No 2 April 2007 [pp. 2-6] Also: Dictionary of British Idealism. Bristol: Thoemmes Press, 2007. 11-18] Weblin, Mark. “John Anderson and Idealism” [see above] 6/2/52 RW Not hearing, political innocents and necessary truths Weblin, Mark. “John Anderson on Reid and Scottish Philosophy.” The Monist 8/2/52 JA Ryle seminar: Relations and Propositions; ‘little science’; ‘my (Special Issue on Scottish Philosophy) April 2007. private Sahara’; Adamson’s ‘History of Logic’ Weblin, Mark. “The Lincoln Inn” The Northern Line No 2 April 2007 [pp. 6-11]. 11/2/52 RW On Popper Weblin, Mark. “The Andersonians” [pp. 18f.]: Passmore, J.A. (John) (1914-2004): 14/2/52 JA Bohemian indulgence, austerity and the inspirational touch; McCallum, D.C. (Doug) (1922 – 1998); Baker, A.J. (Jim); Armstrong, D.M. Reversion as phantasy; austerity, objectivity and Romanticism; (David)(1926- ) The Northern Line, No 2 April 2007. Arnauld and austerity; Baier, Herbst and Ryle; Glibness and effrontery; Popper’s appointment. 17/2/52 RW Popper seminar; RW Ryle

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18/3/52 RW: Popper seminar 2007. 20/3/52 JA: Modern distinction class; Creativity, criticism and renewal 21/3/52 RW: Twentieth century philosophy 27/3/52 JA: David Stove; Tresco Blues; Pineapple (?) Blues; ‘Logic and Language’ lecture; Philosophy as a phantasy-system; Libertarian Society Cole, Creagh. “The John Anderson Bequest Program at the University of Sydney 29/3/52 RW: Alec Ritchie 2006-7”. Address to Sydney Realists 13 March 2007. The Sydney Realist, 9, June 2007: 1-3. Fowler, Frank. “History of Education.” [Originally delivered 7 September 1936 by Frank Fowler MA to Sydney Technical College.] The Sydney Realist, 9, June 2007: 4-13. [Photograph of John Anderson with Frank Fowler’s mother, Anderson/Walker Correspondence (April 1952) [p. 15-16] Northern Line No 4 July August 1939: same issue, p. 18.] 2007 Weblin, Mark. “Anderson on Alexander: A synopsis” The Northern Line No 4 July 3/4/52 JA: Reversion and Libertarians; David Craig; Popper and Ayer; Arnauld 2007 [pp. 2-3] 3/4/52 RW: Ritchie, Stove, Kelly, Mackie; Kant; Sandy Weblin, Mark. Review: Space, Time and the Categories, edited by Creagh Cole with 10/4/52 JA: Stove’s farewell; The Freud Lecture; The Philosophical Blues an introduction by D.M. Armstrong. Sydney University Press, Sydney, 2007. The Northern Line No 4 July 2007 “Space-Time and Consciousness [or] The Non- 297pp. The Northern Line No 4 July 2007. Empirical” (1917). Weblin, Mark. “The Andersonians: Mackie, J.L. (John) (1917-1981); Bourke, J.O.A. The Northern Line No 4 July 2007. Letter to Alexander (1917). (Joe) (1908-1965); Doniela, W.V. (Bill) (1930-); Conlon, A. A. (Alf) (1908- 18/4/52 JA: Alexander lecture; Rose and Stove; The Orr appointment; Popper 1963)” Northern Line No 4 July 2007 and Russell; Milo Roxon’s appointment; Henry Mayer; ‘The Freudian Revolution’; Evelyn; Gibbons and Herbst; Arnauld and Kant 19/4/52 RW: McCallum’s and Coleman’s; Blues and Cricket; Professor Mayo and ‘Taking Sides’

25/4/52 JA: Louis’; Stove and Bull; The mistake of Stove’s appointment;

Dalrymple and Armstrong Weblin, Mark. Introduction: John Anderson in Scotland. Northern Line No 5 August 28/4/52 RW: The Orr appointment; Popper; Freud 2007 [pp.1-5]. 30/4/52 RW. Weblin, Mark. “The Democratic Intellect” The Northern Line No 5 August 2007: John Cole, Creagh (ed.) John Anderson: Space, Time and the Categories: Lectures on Anderson in Scotland [pp. 5-12]. Metaphysics 1949-50. Introduction by D.M. Armstrong. Sydney: Sydney Weblin, Mark. “From Idealist to Realist” The Northern Line No 5 August 2007: John University Publishing, 2007. Includes additional notes in Anderson’s hand Anderson in Scotland [pp.13f.] from Sandy Anderson’s copies of same lectures; letter from Anderson to Jennie Baillie on Alexander’s Gifford Lectures, 22 February 1917; Anderson By Anderson Relative to Anderson

letter on Alexander’s philosophy to The New Age, published 3 November Weblin, Mark. Introduction The Northern Line No 6 Oct. 2007 [pp. 2-3] 1921; summary of Alexander’s 1917-1918 Gifford Lectures published in 1917; Weblin, Mark. “The Andersonians” [pp. 3-8]: Anderson, A.J. (Alexander) (1923- Anderson’s 1948 Lectures on Logic. 1995); Anderson, J. (Jenny) (Janet Baillie) (1893 – 1988); Fowler, F.W. (Frank) Cole, Creagh. (ed.) John Anderson: Lectures in Political Theory 1941-45. Sydney: (1910-1997); Horne, D. (Donald) (1921-2005); Hope, A. D. (Alec) (1907-2000); Sydney University Publishing, 2007. Lectures on T.H. Green’s Theories of Kamenka, E. (Eugene) (1928–1995); Molnar, G. (George) (1934-1999); Political Obligation 1941; Lectures on Political Theory: Bosanquet and Lenin McCallum, D.C. (Doug) (1922 – 1998); Walker, A.R. (Ruth) (1917-1986); 1942; Lectures on Socialism 1945. Walsh, C.A. (Cyril) (1909-1973) Northern Line No 6 October 2007. Anderson/Walker Correspondence April 1952 (cont.) Northern Line No 6 Oct. 2007. Weblin, Mark. “Andersonian Biographies in Development.” The Northern Line No 6 Oct. 2007 [pp.8-13]. Weblin, Mark. “Other Andersonians.” Northern Line No 6 Oct. 2007 [pp.13-15]. Weblin, Mark. Introduction. Northern Line No 7 December 2007 [p. 1] Weblin, Mark. “Remembering John Anderson.” Northern Line No 7 December 2007 [pp.1-8]

Weblin, Mark. “A Note on the Origin of the Trotskyist Workers Party (Left

Opposition).” Northern Line No 7 December 2007 [pp. 8-9]

Weblin, Mark. “The Workers Party.” Northern Line No 7 December 2007 [pp. 9-17]

Anderson/Walker Correspondence May 1952: JA 2/5/52; 8/5/52 The Northern Line No 7 Dec. 2007. 2008 Cole, Creagh; Graham Cullum (eds.) John Anderson: Lectures in Greek Philosophy 1928. Introduction by Graham Cullum. Sydney: Sydney University Publishing,

2008.

Cole, Creagh (ed.) John Anderson: Lectures in Modern Philosophy 1932-25: Hume, Reid James. Sydney: Sydney University Publishing, 2008. Lectures on David Hume 1932; Lectures on Thomas Reid’s Inquiry 1935; Lectures on William James 1935. The Northern Line No 8 May 2008: Some Confusions in Aesthetics [p. 2]. Weblin, Mark. Introduction: Some Confusions in Aesthetics. The Northern Line No 8 Aesthetics—Notes On Scraps (n.d.) May 2008 [p. 1]. The Northern Line No 8 May 2008: Some Confusions in Aesthetics [p. 3].Aesthetics (1947)

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“Kant On The Judgement Of Beauty” (1949) Anderson’s Comment on 1949 Paper At Newport On “Kant On The Judgement Of Beauty” by Ruth Walker. By Anderson Relative to Anderson

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(1941).

The Northern Line No 8 May 2008: Some Confusions in Aesthetics [p. 15]. Literature And The Proletarian Outlook (1928). Anderson Archives Series 10 Item 1/3 The Northern Line No 8 May 2008: Some Confusions in Aesthetics [p. 18]. Art And Illusion (1933) Honi Soit Sept. 27, 1933. The Northern Line No 8 May 2008: Some Confusions in Aesthetics [p. 18] Aesthetics And Philosophy (1956) Anderson Archives Series 6 Item 50 . The Northern Line No 8 May 2008: Some Confusions in Aesthetics [p. 19]. Aesthetics (n.d.).

The Northern Line No 8 May 2008: Some Confusions in Aesthetics [p. 22]. Literary

Censorship (1930) Honi Soit Jun 26, 1930. Cole, Creagh. “Georges Sorel in the John Anderson Archive”. The Sydney Realist, 13, The Sydney Realist, 13, August 2008: 10-14. “Censorship” [1928]. August 2008: 1-7.

Edwards, Ian. “John Anderson, Philosopher.” The Sydney Realist, 13, August 2008: 7- 2009 10. “The Servile State” [C.I.S. Offprint, introduction by Kenneth Minogue. Sydney: CIS, Farrelly, Elizabeth.” When the Push Came to Shove.” Sydney Morning Herald, 4-5 2009. [AJPP, XXI, 2&3, December 1943: 115-132; SEP1962: 328-339] April 2009: 8. Broadie, Alexander. A History of Scottish Philosophy. Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press, 2009 [pp. 33-336] By Anderson Relative to Anderson

Minogue, Kenneth. Introduction to “The Servile State” [1943]. C.I.S. Offprint. Sydney: Centre for Independent Studies, 2009. Cole, Creagh.”A Difficult Legacy”. Sydney University Alumni Magazine Winter 2009: 32-33.

2010 Barcan, Alan. From New Left to New Labor. Melbourne: Australian Scholarly

Publishing, 2010.

The Historical and International Foundations of the Socialist Equality Party (Australia) [65 pp.] [adopted at the Founding Congress of the Socialist Equality Party (Australia),held in Sydney, Australia on January 21-25, 2010]. www.wsws.org in February & March, 2010. p. 21 Furedy, John. “On the Relevance of Philosophy for Scientific Psychological Research: Presocratic, Socratic, Aristotelian, Andersonian Influences on the Sydney

Psychology Department.” The Sydney Realist, 17, February 2010: 3-10.

Rybak, John. “Credo—for a Traditional Logician” [Poem; originally published Arna, 1946]. The Sydney Realist, 18, August 2010: 6. Fowler, F.W. “Anderson in the 1930s”. Paper delivered at the April 1977 Bundanoon Conference. The Sydney Realist, 19, December 2010: 1-6. 2011 Hibberd, Fiona. “Categories, Classes and Clarity.” The Sydney Realist, 20, May 2011: 1-5. Edwards, Ian. “Christianity and Some of its Critics.” The Sydney Realist, 20, May 2011: 5-11 [Anderson pp. 9-10].

Weblin, Mark, “Update on the Anderson Bequest.” The Sydney Realist, 20, May

2011: 12.

Weblin, Mark. “Brian Birchall and Speculations on Andersonian Philosophy.” Northern Line No 9 July 2011: Brian Clayton Birchall (1941-2010) [pp. 2-12]. Birchall, Brian. “Naturalistic Ethics: Lecture 12.” Northern Line No 9 July 2011: Brian Clayton Birchall (1941-2010) [pp. 12-17]. Weblin, Mark. Interview with Brian Birchall. [Neucleus (Student Magazine of the University of New England) Vol 38 No 4 June 1984 pp 26-28] Northern Line No 9 July 2011: Brian Clayton Birchall (1941-2010) [pp. 17-24].

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Weblin, Mark, “Anderson’s Systematic Philosophy: Criticism and Development.” The Sydney Realist, 21, August 2011: 3-11. Rubner, Paul, “Comments on ‘Categories, Classes and Clarity’” The Sydney Realist, 21, August 2011: 11-12.

Weblin, Mark. Address 9 September: (Philosophy) “John Anderson and the

democratic metaphysics.” School of History, Philosophy, Religion & Classics The University of Queensland . [3-5 pm Forgan Smith Bldg, Rm E219] Weblin, Mark. Introduction; John Anderson’s Articles and Addresses. Northern Line 11, October 1911: John Anderson Bibliography [pp. 1-2]. Weblin, Mark (comp.). Anderson’s Early Addresses and Articles 1927-1938 . Northern Line 11, October 1911: John Anderson Bibliography [pp. 2-10]. Weblin, Mark (comp.). “Anderson’s Mature Addresses and Articles: 1939-1962.” Northern Line 11, October 1911: John Anderson Bibliography [pp. 10-18].

Weblin, Mark (comp.). Errata & Miscellaneous Items . Northern Line 11, October

1911 : John Anderson Bibliography [p. 18].

Melleuish, Greg. “Nice People and the Servile State”. Quadrant 481 November 2011: [23] Packer, J.G. “Why Did David Armstrong Set Up the John Anderson Archive?” Sydney University Record, The University Archive, [November] 2011. 2012 Weblin, Mark. “Hibberd and Rubner on John Anderson on Space-Time and the Categories.” The Sydney Realist. 22. January 2012: 3-7. http://www.nationmaster.com/encyclopedia/John-Anderson-%5C(philosopher%5C) [accessed 25 November 2011; 11 April 2012]

Packer, J.G. “A Life of Thinking: The Andersonian Tradition in Australian Philosophy:

a chronological bibliography.” March 2012.

McFarlane, Bruce. “The Decline of Marxist Thought in the West and WWII and a

Remark on Anderson’s View of Marx.” Paper to Sydney Realists, projected 27th March 2012. [Weblin, Mark. “John Anderson”, in Nick Trakakis and Graham Oppy, eds. A History of Philosophy in Australia and New Zealand, 2 vol. Dordrecht: Springer Publishing, forthcoming.

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Bacon, Francis. Philosophical Works (ed. John M. Robertson). London: George Philosophy: Metaphysics, Logic, Ethics, Psychology, Routledge and Sons, 1905. Politics, Aesthetics Bagehot, Walter. Physics and Politics or thoughts on the application of the principles of natural selection and inheritance to political society. London: Alexander, Samuel. Moral Order and Progress an analysis of ethical conceptions. London: Kegan Paul, Tench and Trubner, 1906. Kegan Paul, Tench and Co., 1887. 8th edition. Bain, Alexander. Education as a Science. London: Kegan Paul, 1880. Alexander, Samuel. Space, Time and Deity: the Gifford Lectures at Glasgow, 1916- 18. New York: Dover, 1966. 2 volumes. Foreword by Dorothy Emmet. Bain, Alexander. Mental and Moral Science: a Compendium of Psychology and Ethics Alexander, Samuel. Spinoza and Time. London: George Allen and Unwin, 1921. . London: Longmans Green, 1868. Mind and Body: the theories of their relation Anderson, John. Education and Philosophy. Sydney: Angus and Robertson, 1931. Bain, Alexander. . London: Kegan Paul, 1878. Anderson, John. Studies in Empirical Philosophy. Sydney: Angus and Robertson, Barzin, M. Sur la Principe du tiers exclu. Brussells: Imprimerie Stevens Frères, 1962. [2 copies, hardback and paperback. Paperback signed Keith Campbell.] 1929. Theory of Legislation Aristotelian Society Supplementary Volumes. [3 volumes.] Volume III (, 1923) Bentham, Jeremy. . London: Kegan Paul, Tench and Truebner, 1911. Relativity, logic and mysticism [includes JA marginalia]; Volume VII (, 1927) Mind, objectivity and fact; Volume XVII (, 1938) Action, perception and Bergson, Henri Le Rire: essai sur la signification du comique. Paris: Librairie Felix measurement. Alcan, 1925. Aristotle (ed. G. Biehl). De Anima Libri III. Leipzig: Teubner, 1926. Bergson, Henri. Durée et Simultaneité: a propos de la theorie d’Einstein. [Paris:] Librairie Felix Alcan, 1923. Aristotle, Ethica Nicomachea (ed. G. Biehl). Leipzig: Teubner, 1922. Matter and Memory Aristotle, Nicomachean Ethics (ed. J. E. C. Weldon). London: Macmillan, 1908. Bergson, Henri. . London: George Allen and Co, 1913. [Signed [Book Plate: 3rd prize Johannes Anderson, Litt. Graec. Glasgow University, B. Muscio, 1914.] 1912.] Berkeley, George. A New Theory of Vision and Other Selected Philosophical Writings. London: Dent, n.d. Aristotle, Problemata Physica (ed. G. Biehl). Leipzig: Teubner, 1922. The Principles of Human Knowledge Aristotle. Aristotle's Ethics (ed. Alexander Grant). London: Longman's Green, Berkeley, George. (ed. T. E. Jessop). London: Thomas Nelson, 1945. 1874. 2 volumes. [Signed L. Owen, 1884.] Anderson’s Books Anderson’s Books

Blackie, John Stuart. On Beauty: three discourses. Edinburgh: Sutherland and Broad, C. D. Scientific Thought. London: Kegan Paul, Tench and Truebner, 1923. Knox, 1858. [Signed B. Muscio.] Bosanquet, Bernard (editor). Aspects of the Social Problem by various writers. Burke, Edmund. Reflections on the French Revolution. Cambridge: Cambridge London: Macmillan, 1895. University Press, 1912. Bosanquet, Bernard Philosophy of the Moral Self. London: Macmillan, 1904. Burke, Edmund. Speeches on American Taxation and Conciliation with America. [Signed Jas. F. Bruce, 1909.] Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1906. Bosanquet, Bernard. A History of Aesthetic. London: George Allen and Unwin, Burnham, James. The Managerial Revolution. London: Putnam, 1942. 1892 (1949). Butler, Joseph. The Analogy of Religion to the Constitution and Course of Nature Bosanquet, Bernard. Essays and Addresses. London: Swan Sonnenschein, 1889. with Dissertations. London: William Tegg, 1866. 2 volumes. I. Of Personal Bosanquet, Bernard. Logic or the Morphology of Knowledge. 2nd edition. Oxford: Identity; 2. Of the Nature of Virtue and Three Sermons on Human Nature. Clarendon Press, 1911. [1888] [Book Plate: Logic class prize to Johannes Butler, Joseph. The Works of Joseph Butler. Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1897. 3 Anderson, 1914, University of Glasgow.] volumes: volume 1, Analogy etc.; volume 2, Sermons etc.; Subsidiary Bosanquet, Bernard. Science and Philosophy. London: George Allen and Unwin, Studies (1896). 1926. Caird, Edward. [Title?]. Glasgow: James Maclehose, 1909. 2 volumes. [Signed M. Bosanquet, Bernard. The Essentials of Logic; being ten lectures on judgment and W. Robison. Includes typescript copy of JA's response to Father inference. London: Macmillan, 1897. [Signed M. W. Robison. Glasgow Thompson’s criticisms in Honi Soit n.d.] [poss. The Evolution of Theology University, 1908. Second copy signed: Bernard Muscio Sydney University, in the Greek Philosophers. (Gifford Lectures, 1900-2) 2 vols. Glasgow: 1908.] 1904. Caird, Edward. Essays on Literature and Philosophy. Glasgow: James Maclehose Bosanquet, Bernard. The Philosophical Theory of the State. 2nd edition. London: and Sons, 1892. 2 Volumes. Macmillan, 1923. [Signed John Anderson.] [1st edn. 1899] Campbell, Charles A. Scepticism and Construction: Bradley's Sceptical Principle as Bosanquet, Bernard. The Principle of Individuality and Value. London: Macmillan, the Basis of Constructive Philosophy. London: George Allen and Unwin., 1912. n.d. [1936] [Extensive marginal notes by JA.] Bosanquet, Bernard. The Value and Destiny of the Individual. London: Macmillan, Cole, Percival Richard. Herbart and Froebel: An Attempt at Synthesis. New York: 1913. Teachers College Columbia University, 1907. [Signed: To JA with Boyce Gibson, W. R. The Problem of Logic. London: Adam and Charles Black, complements of the author.] 1908. Comte, August. Early Essays on Social Philosophy. London: George Routledge and Gilson, Etienne La Philosophie au Moyen Age. Paris: Payot et Cie., 1922. 2 Sons, n.d. volumes. Cook, H. Caldwell. The Play Way: an Essay in Educational Method. London: Brentano, Franz. The Origin of the Knowledge of Right and Wrong. Westminster: William Heinemann, 1917. [Signed: To Jenny 5th November, 1920 (from Archibald Constable, 1902. JA).] Brightman, Edgar Sheffield. Proceedings of the 6th International Congress of Croce, Benedetto. Aesthetic as Science of Expression and General Linguistic. Philosophy at Harvard University, 1926. London: Longmans Green, 1927. London: Macmillan, 1909. Translated by Douglas Ainslie. [Marginal notes by JA.] Anderson’s Books Anderson’s Books

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Putnam, J. J. Addresses on Psychoanalysis. London: International Psychoanalytic Arnold, Matthew. Literature and Dogma: an essay towards a better apprehension Press, 1921. of the Bible. London: Watts, 1910. Ribot, Thomas. Diseases of memory. London: Kegan Paul, Tench Trubner, 1882. Arnold, Matthew. Poetical Works. London: Macmillan. [Signed “To John Rivers, W. H. R. Instinct and the Unconscious. Cambridge: Cambridge University Christmas, 1921”.] Press, 1920. Bagehot, Walter. Estimations in Criticism, Volumes 1 and 2. Andrew Melrose, Shand, Alexander. The Foundations of Character. London: Macmillan, 1920. 1909. [Signed William Anderson.] [Signed John Anderson.] Balzac, Honore de. Droll Stories. London: John Camden Hotten, 1874? Sprott, Boris. Jealousy: a Psychiatric Study. New York: Howell, Soskin, 1947. Balzac, Honore de. Old Goriot. London: Dent, 1918. Steiner, Franz. Taboo. London: Cohen and West, 1956. Balzac, Honore de. Recherche de l’absolu. Paris: Societé d’editions litéraires et Strachey, Alix. A New German-English Psychoanalytic Dictionary. London: artistiques, 1919. Bailliere Tindall and Cox, 1943. Baudelaire, Charles. Le Spleen de Paris. Paris: Scripta Manent, n.d. Literary Criticism, Literature, Fiction Baudelaire, Charles. Les Fleurs du mal. Paris: Les Editions G. Cres. et Cie., 1930. Books and Persons Aeschylus. (ed. Jacobus Scholefield). Canterbury: Joannes Smith, 1830. Bennett, Arnold. . London: Chatto and Windus, 1917. Cupid and Commonsense Aeschylus. The Seven Plays in English Verse by Lewis Campbell. London: Henry Bennett, Arnold. . London: Frank Palmer, 1912. [Signed Frowde, 1906. John Anderson.] How to live 24 hours a day Anderson, John. Art and Reality: John Anderson on Literature and Aesthetics (eds. Bennett, Arnold. . London: Hodder and Stoughton, Janet Anderson; Graham Cullum; Kim Lycos). Sydney: Hale and Iremonger, 1920. 1982. [Signed A. J. Anderson.] Bennett, Arnold. Our Women. London: Cassell, 1920. Aristophanes. Comoediae (eds. F. W. Hall and W. M. Geldart). Oxford: Clarendon Bennett, Arnold. Tales of the Five Towns. London: Thomas Nelson, n.d. Press, n.d. [Book Plate: 3rd prize for translation to Johannes Anderson in Bennett, Arnold. The Card: a Story of Adventure in Five Towns. London: Methuen, the class Litt. Graec. Glasgow University, 1912.] 1912. [Signed John Anderson.] Aristophanes. Scenes from The Clouds. London: Rivingtons, 1884. [Signed Bennett, Arnold. The Old Wives’ Tale. London: Thomas Nelson, n.d. [Signed John Alexander Anderson. Edinburgh University Session, 1885-86.] Anderson.] Aristophanes. The Acharnians. Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1885. [Signed Alexander Bennett, Arnold. Things that have Interested Me. London: Chatto and Windus, Anderson. Edinburgh University Session, 1886-87.] 1923. Aristophanes. The Frogs (ed. Gilbert Murray). London: George Allen and Co., Benson, Robert Hugh. Lord of the World. London: Hutchinson, n.d. 1912. [Signed John Anderson.] Benson, Robert Hugh. None other Gods. London: Hutchinson, n.d. Arnold, Matthew. Culture and Anarchy: an essay in political and social criticism. Benson, Robert Hugh. Richard Raynal: Solitary. London: Hutchinson, n.d. London: Thomas Nelson, n.d. Benson, Robert Hugh. The Sentimentalists. London: Hutchinson, n.d. Arnold, Matthew. Essays in Criticism. London: Macmillan. [Includes handwritten Bentley, E. C. Trent’s Last Case. London: Thomas Nelson, n.d. [Signed Janet notes on criticism by John Anderson.] Baillie.] Anderson’s Books Anderson’s Books

Beresford, J. D. A World of Women. London: Collins Clear Type, n.d. [Signed John Carroll, Lewis. The Hunting of the Snark. London: Macmillan, 1910. Anderson.] Carroll, Lewis. Through the Looking Glass. London: Macmillan, 1919. Bjornson, Bjornstjerne. Three Comedies. London: Dent, n.d. [Signed John Catulli Carmina. Oxford: Clarendon Press, n.d. Anderson.] Chekhov, Anton. The Bishop and Other Stories. London: Chatto and Windus, Blake, William. Poetical Works. London: George Bell, 1914. [Signed “To Jenny 1922. Christmas, 1920”.] Chekhov, Anton. The Chorus Girl and Other Stories. London: Chatto and Windus, Blatchford, Robert. God and my Neighbour. London: Clarion Press, 1903. [Signed 1922. John Anderson.] Chekhov, Anton. The Cook’s Wedding and Other Stories. London: Chatto and Borrow, George. Lavengro: the scholar, the gypsy, the priest. London: John Windus, 1922. Murray, 1921. Chekhov, Anton. The Duel and Other Stories. London: Chatto and Windus, 1922. Borrow, George. The Romany Rye. London: Collins Clear type, 1900. [Signed John [Signed “To Jenny 5-11-1922”.] Anderson.] Chekhov, Anton. The Horse Stealers and Other Stories. London: Chatto and Borrow, George. Wild Wales. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1920. Windus, 1921. [Signed “To Jenny 5-11-1922”.] Bourne, George. Memoirs of a Surrey Labourer. London: Duckworth, 1909. Chekhov, Anton. The Life and Letters of Anton Tchekhov. London: Cassell, 1928. Brahms, Caryl. A bullet in the ballet. Harmondsworth: Penguin, 1946. [Signed Chekhov, Anton. The Party and Other Stories. London: Chatto and Windus, 1925. John Anderson.] Chekhov, Anton. The Plays of Chekhov. New York: Modern Library, n.d. [Signed Browning, Robert. Poetical Works. London: John Murray, 1919. [Signed John Janet C. Anderson.] Anderson 8-7-1920.] Chekhov, Anton. The Schoolmaster and Other Stories. London: Chatto and Budgen, Frank. James Joyce and the Making of Ulysses. London: Grayson and Windus, 1921. Grayson, 1934. Chekhov, Anton. The Stories of Chekhov. New York: Modern Library, n.d. Burns, Robert. Poetical Works. London: W. and R. Chambers, 1908. [Book Plate: Chekhov, Anton. The Wife and Other Stories. London: Chatto and Windus, 1921. 1st Prize to John Anderson, examination for proficiency in Scottish Literature, Hamilton Burns Club, 1910.] Chesterton, G. K. A Shilling for My Thoughts. London: Methuen, 1916. [Signed John Anderson.] Butler, Samuel. Erewhon; or, over the Range. London: Page and Co., 1923. Chesterton, G. K. A Short History of England. London: Chatto and Windus, 1918. Butler, Samuel. Evolution Old and New. London: A. C. Fifield, n.d. [Signed “To Jenny 5-11-1919.”] Butler, Samuel. Luck or Cunning. London: A. C. Fifield, n.d. Chesterton, G. K. All Things Considered. London: Methuen, 1915. [Signed “Janet Butler, Samuel. The Fair Haven. London: Watts, 1938. Baillie Christmas, 1916, John Anderson”.] Butler, Samuel. The Way of All Flesh. London: Page and Co., 1923. Chesterton, G. K. George Bernard Shaw. London: Guild Books, 1951. Cabell, James Branch. Something About Eve. New York: Robert M. McBride, 1927. Chesterton, G. K. Man Alive. London: Thomas Nelson, n.d. Carlysle, Thomas. Sartor Resartus. London: Adam and Charles Black, 1910. Chesterton, G. K. Robert Browning. London: Macmillan, 1906. Carr, John Dickson. The Life of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. London: Pan, 1949. Chesterton, G. K. The Flying Inn. London: Methuen, 1950. Carroll, Lewis. Alice’s Aventures in Wonderland. London: Macmillan, 1919. Anderson’s Books Anderson’s Books

Chesterton, G. K. The Innocence of Father Brown. Harmondsworth: Penguin, Dostoevsky, Fyodor. Crime and Punishment. London: William Heinemann, 1923. 1950. Dostoevsky, Fyodor. Poor Folk; and The Gambler. London: Dent, 1916. Chesterton, G. K. The Man Who Was Thursday: a Nightmare. Bristol: J. W. Dostoevsky, Fyodor. The Brothers Karamazov. London: William Heinemann, Arrowsmith, 1912. 1923. Chesterton, G. K. The Napoleon of Notting Hill. London: John Lane, 1904. [Signed Dostoevsky, Fyodor. The House of the Dead. London: William Heinemann, 1931. John Anderson.] Dostoevsky, Fyodor. The Idiot. London: William Heinemann, 1915. Chesterton, G. K. Tremendous Trifles. London: Methuen, 1920. Dostoevsky, Fyodor. The Possessed. London: William Heinemann, 1915. Clark, Walter van Tilburg. The Ox Bow Incident. Harmondsworth: Penguin, 1950. Douglas, George. The House with Green Shutters. London: Jonathan Cape, 1929. Coleridge, Samuel Taylor. Lectures and Notes on Shakespeare. London: George [Signed John Anderson.] Bell, 1914. Douglas, George. The House with Green Shutters. London: Thomas Nelson, n.d. Conrad, Joseph. A Set of Six. London: Methuen, 1924. [Signed John Anderson.] Conrad, Joseph. Chance: A Tale in Two Parts. London: Methuen, 1916. [Signed Doyle, Arthur Conan. Memoirs of Sherlock Holmes Penguin, 1952. “Janet Baillie 5-11-1916 ‘Carpe Diem’ John Anderson.”] Doyle, Arthur Conan. Round the Red Lamp. London: Methuen, 1913. Conrad, Joseph. Under Western Eyes. London: Methuen, 1920. [Signed John Doyle, Arthur Conan. Sherlock Holmes: Selected stories. Oxford: Oxford University Anderson.] Press, 1952? Conrad, Joseph. Victory. London: Methuen, 1920. [Signed “John Anderson Doyle, Arthur Conan. Sherlock Holmes: The Complete Short Stories. London: John Christmas, 1920”.] Murray, 1928. [Signed John Anderson.] Cowper, William. Letters. Oxford: Oxford University Press, n.d. [Signed Janet Doyle, Arthur Conan. The Sherlock Holmes Long Stories. London: John Murray, Baillie Glasgow, 1914.] 1954 (1929). Cummings, E. E. The Enormous Room. London: Jonathan Cape, 1928. [Signed Dreiser, Theodore. An American Tragedy. London: Constable and Co., 1926. John Anderson.] Dryden, John. Poetical Works. London: Macmillan, 1911. [Signed “To John, 1-11- Dane, Clemence. Will Shakespeare: an Invention in Four Acts. London: William 1919.”] Heinemann, 1927. Dumas, Alexandre. Twenty Years After. Thomas Nelson, n.d. Darby, Ruth. Murder with orange blossoms. London: Frederick Muller, 1947. Eddy, W. C. H. The Tragedy of Julius Caesar. Sydney: WEA, 1959. Daudet, Alphonse. Tartatin of Tarascon et Le Petit Chose. London: Collins Clear Type, n.d. Eliot, T. S. The Sacred Wood. London: Methuen, 1920. Dickens, Charles. The Works. New York: Bigelow Brown and Co. 20 volumes. Euripides. Iphigenia in Taurus. London: George Allen and Unwin, 1913. Euripides, The Bacchae. London: Macmillan, 1897. Disraeli, Benjamin. Sybil: or the two nations. London: Longmans Green, n.d. Fielding, Henry. The History of Amelia. London: Hutchinson, n.d. 2 volumes. Dostoevsky, Aimee. Fyodor Dostoevsky: A Study by his Daughter. London: William Heinemann, 1921. Fielding, Henry. The History of Joseph Andrews. London: Hutchinson, n.d. Dostoevsky, Fyodor. An Honest Thief and Other Stories. London: William Fielding, Henry. The History of the Life of the Late Jonathan Wild the Great; and Heinemann, 1950. Journey From this World to the Next. London: Hutchinson, n.d. Anderson’s Books Anderson’s Books

Fielding, Henry. The History of Tom Jones. London: Hutchinson, n.d. Green, H. M. The Book of Beauty. London: Dent, 1929. Forster, E. M. Aspects of the Novel. London: Edward Arnold, 1927. Hardy, Thomas. Desperate Remedies. London: Macmillan, 1916. [Signed “Janet France, Anatole. At the Sign of the Reine pedauque. London: John Lane, n.d. Baillie 5-11-, 1917 with best wishes John Anderson”.] [Signed John Anderson.] Hardy, Thomas. Under the Greenwood Tree. London: Eveleigh Nash, n.d. France, Anatole. Jocasta and the Famished Cat. London: Collins Clear Type, n.d. Harris, A. M. The Tall Man: a novel. New York: Farrar, Straus and Cudahy, 1958. [Signed John Anderson.] [Signed “To Professor John Anderson with kindest regards and in thanks France, Anatole. Monsieur Bergeret in Paris. London: John Lane, 1925. for the two years studied under you. A. M. Harris, Sydney 4-2-1959.”] France, Anatole. The Amethyst Ring. London: John Lane, 1924. Harris, Frank. Bernard Shaw. London: Victor Gollancz, 1931. [Signed John Anderson.] France, Anatole. The Elm Tree on the Wall. London: John Lane, 1924. Harris, Frank. Oscar Wilde. London: Constable and Co., 1938. [Signed John France, Anatole. The Gods are Athirst. London: John Lane, 1925. Anderson.] France, Anatole. The Wicker Work Woman. London: John Lane, 1924. Harris, Frank. The Man Shakespeare and His Tragic Life Story. London: Frank Garnett, David. Lady into Fox; A Man in the Zoo. London: Chatto and Windus, Palmer, 1911. [Signed John Anderson.] 1928. Harte, Bret. The Choice Works. London: Chatto and Windus, 1912. Garnett, David. No Love. London: Chatto and Windus, 1929. Hazlitt, William. The Works Volume 5. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1910. Garnett, David. The Sailor’s Return. London: Chatto and Windus, 1928. [Signed “John Anderson, 1-11-1917 with all good wishes Janet Baillie”.] Gibbon, Lewis Grassic. A Scots Lair. London: Jarrolds, 1952. Homer. The Iliad, translated by Alexander Pope. London: Frederick Warne, n.d. Gilbert, W. S. Original Plays 3rd Series. London: Chatto and Windus, 1917. Homer. The Iliad. London: Macmillan, 1914. Gilbert, W. S. Original Plays 4th Series. London: Chatto and Windus, 1911. Homer. The Odyssey. London: Macmillan, 1949. Gilbert, W. S. Original Plays, 1st Series. London: Chatto and Windus, 1915. Hudson, W. H. The Purple Land. Harmondsworth: Penguin, 1935. [Signed “5-11-1917 to Janet Baillie from John Anderson.”] Ibsen, Henrik. Brand. London: Dent, 1917. Gogol, Nikolai. Dead Souls. London: Dent, n.d. Ibsen, Henrik. Emperor and Galilean. London: Walter Scott, n.d. [Signed “John Gogol, Nikolai. Taras Bulba and other Tales. London: Dent, n.d. Anderson Christmas, 1918 with my love Jenny.”] Goldsmith, Oliver. She Stoops to Conquer. London: Blackie and Son, n.d. Ibsen, Henrik. Little Eyolf; John Gabriel Barbarian; Where We Dead Awake. Gorman, Herbert S. James Joyce. London: Geoffrey Bles, 1926. London: WIlliam Heinemann, 1910. [Signed “Janet Baillie Christmas, Grahame, Kenneth. Dream Days. London: Thomas Nelson, n.d. [Signed “To Jenny, 1919”.] M.K. (?) Christmas, 1921.”] Ibsen, Henrik. Love's Comedy. London: Duckworth, 1912. [Signed John Anderson.] Grahame, Kenneth. Pagan Papers. London: John Lane, 1914. Ibsen, Henrik. Mr. Punch's Pocket Ibsen. London: William Heinemann, 1893. Grahame, Kenneth. The Golden Age. London: John Lane. Ibsen, Henrik. Peer Gynt. London: Walter Scott, n.d. [Signed “To John, 1-11- Grahame, Kenneth. The Wind in the Willows. London: Methuen, 1922. 1919.”] Gray, Margaret Muriel. Lancelot of the Laik. Edinburgh: William Blackwood, 1912. James, Henry. Daisy Miller. London: Thomas Nelson, n.d. [Includes Certificate of Achievement Janet Baillie, Logic, 1913-14.] James, Henry. Roderick Hudson. London: Thomas Nelson, n.d. Anderson’s Books Anderson’s Books

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Lowell, James Russell. Poems of James Russell Lowell. Oxford: Oxford University Meredith, George. Rhoda Fleming. London: Constable and Co., 1919. Press, 1912. [Signed “To my dear friend Jenny on her birthday with love Meredith, George. The Egoist. London: Constable and Co., 1918. [Signed Janet from Lily November 4th, 1916.”] Baillie 4-10-1919.] Maeterlinck, Maurice. The Burgomaster of Stilemande. London: Methuen, 1918. Meredith, George. The Shaving of Shagpat. London: Constable and Co., 1916. [Signed “With my love and very best wishes, 1-11-1918 Jenny”.] [Signed Janet Baillie Christmas, 1918.] Mann, Thomas. Stories of Three Decades. London: Martin Secker, 1946. Meredith, George. The Tale of Chloe and Other Stories. London: Constable and Mansfield, Katherine. Bliss and other Stories. London: Constable and Co., 1920. Co., 1916. [Signed John Anderson.] Meredith, George. The Tragic Comedians. London: Constable and Co., n.d. Mansfield, Katherine. In a German Pension. London: Constable, 1926. Meredith, George. Vittoria. London: Constable and Co., 1909. [Signed “To Jenny Mansfield, Katherine. The Garden Party and Other Stories. London: Constable, with my love and best wishes Lily”.] 1923. Merejkowski, Dmitri. The Death of the Gods. London: Constable and Co., 1904. Maugham, W. Somerset. Cakes and Ale. Harmondsworth: Penguin, 1948. [Signed [Signed John Anderson.] John Anderson.] Merejkowski, Dmitri. The Forerunner. London: Constable and Co., 1919. [Signed Maugham, W. Somerset. Sadie Thompson. London: The Readers Library, n.d. John Anderson.] Maupassant, Guy de. La Maison Tellier. Paris: Albin Michel, n.d. Milton, John. Complete Poetry and Prose. London: Nonesuch, 1948. Maupassant, Guy de. Une Vie. Paris: Albin Michel, n.d. Milton, John. Ode on the Morning of Christ’s Nativity; L’allegro; Il Penseroso and Melville, Herman. Moby Dick. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1921. [Signed John Lycidas. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1905. Anderson.] Moffatt, James. George Meredith: A Primer to the Novels. Melville, Herman. Omoo. London: Dent, 1921. [Signed John Anderson.] Moliere, J. B. P. The Plays. London: Grant Richards, 1903. Melville, Herman. Redburn. London: Jonathan Cape, 1924. Montague, C. E. A Hind Let Loose. London: Methuen, 1928. [Signed John Melville, Herman. Typee. Harmondsworth: Penguin, 1938. [Note by A. J. Anderson.] Anderson (?): "Vilely abridged for political and religious reasons."] Moore, George. Celibates. London: Walter Scott, 1895. Melville, Herman. Typee. London: Collins Clear Type, n.d. Moore, George. Conversations with George Moore. London: Jonathan Cape, Melville, Herman. White Jacket. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1924. 1937. Meredith, George. An Essay on Comedy. London: Constable and Co., 1913. Moore, George. Esther Waters. Harmondsworth: Penguin, 1936. [Signed Janet Baillie Christmas, 1918.] Moore, George. Spring Days. London: Jonathan Cape, n.d. Meredith, George. Beauchamp’s Career. London: Chapman and Hall, 1889. Mumford, Lewis. Herman Melville. New York: Literary Guild of America, 1929. Meredith, George. Diana of the Crossways. London: Chapman and Hall, 1885. Neill, A. S. A Dominie Abroad. London: Herbert Jenkins, n.d. Meredith, George. Evan Harrington. London: Constable and Co., n.d. Neill, A. S. A Dominie Dismissed. London: Herbert Jenkins, n.d. Meredith, George. One of our Conquerors. London: Constable and Co., 1919. Neill, A. S. A Dominie's Five. London: Herbert Jenkins, n.d. Meredith, George. Poems Volumes, 1 and 2. London: Constable and Co., 1917-18. Neill, A. S. A Dominie's Log. London: Herbert Jenkins, n.d. Anderson’s Books Anderson’s Books

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Wilde, Oscar. The Importance of Being Ernest; and Lady Wildermere’s Fan. Calverton, V. F. The Making of Man: an Outline of Anthropology. New York: Harmondsworth: Penguin, 1940. Modern Library, 1931. Wilde, Oscar. The Picture of Dorian Gray. London: Simpkin, Marshall, Hamilton, Capes, W. W. Chief Ancient Philosophies: Stoicism. London: Society for Promoting Kent and Co., 1917. [Signed John Anderson.] Christian Knowledge, 1909. Textbooks and Reference Books Chalybaus, Heinrich Moritz. Historical Survey of Speculative Philosophy From Kant to Hegel. London: Longmans, Brown, Green and Longmans, 1854. Allen, Grant. The Evolution of the Idea of God an inquiry into the origins of An Introductory Logic religions. London: Watts, 1903. Creighton, James Edwin. . London: Macmillan, 1901. Die Fragmente der Vorsokratiker An Elementary Treatise on the Calculus. Macmillan, 1940 Diels, Hermann. . Berlin: Weidmannsche Buchhandlung, 1922. Volumes 2 and 3. Ashley, W. J. An Introduction to English Economic History and Theory. London: History of the Conflict between Religion and Science. Longmans Green, 1919. 2 volumes. [Signed John Anderson] Draper, John. William Melbourne E. W. Cole, n.d. Baldwin, James Mark. Dictionary of Philosophy and Psychology. New York: A Course of Plane Geometry for Advanced Students Macmillan, 1901: 4 volumes. Durell, Clement V. . London: Macmillan, 1909. [Signed John Anderson.] Bax, Ernest Belfort. A Handbook of the History of Philosophy for the Use of Heat for Advanced Students Students. London: George Bell and Co, 1888. Edser, Edwin. . London: Macmillan, 1910. [Signed John Anderson.] Bell, Robert J. T. An Elementary Treatise on Coordinate Geometry. London: History of the Philosophy of History. Macmillan, 1912. [Signed John Anderson.] Flint, Robert. Edinburgh: William Blackwood, 1893. Berens, E. M. Myths and Legends of Ancient Greece and Rome. Glasgow: Blackie The Elements of Deductive Logic. and Son, n.d. Fowler, Thomas. Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1883. [Signed Alexander Anderson. Edinburgh University, 1886-87.] Brackenbery, Laura. A Primer of Psychology. London: John Murray, 1907. Fowler, Thomas. The Elements of Inductive Logic. Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1884. Brett, G. S. The Government of Man: an Introduction to Ethics and Politics. The Golden Bough: A Study in Magic and Religion. London: George Bell, 1920. Frazer, James George. London: Macmillan, 1922. Bromwich, T. J. An Introduction to the Theory of Infinite Series. London: Elements of Analytical Geometry Macmillan, 1908. [Book Plate: 1st Prize to John Anderson in Advanced Gibson, George A. . London: Macmillan, 1911. Honours Mathematics Class, 1914-15. [Signed John Anderson.] Art and the Social Order Burside, William Snow. The Theory of Equations. Dublin: Hodges, Figgis and Co., Gotschalk, D. W. . Chicago University of Chicago: Press, 1909. 2 volumes. [Book Plate: Prize in Mathematics Class, 1912.] 1947. A Companion to School Classics Bury, J. B. History of Greece to the Death of Alexander the Great. Macmillan: Gow, James. . London: Macmillan, 1896. [Signed London, 1959. John Anderson.] A History of Greece Caird, John. An Introduction to the Philosophy of Religion. Glasgow: James Grote, George. . London: Dent, 1907 (1918). 12 volumes. Maclehose, 1910. [Book Plate: Class Ethica prize to Johannes Anderson, Guizot, F. History of Civilization in Europe. New York: Thomas Y. Crowell, n.d. 1914.] Hartland, Edwin Sidney. The Science of Fairy Tales. London: Walter Scott, 1891. Anderson’s Books Anderson’s Books

Hearnshaw, F. J. C. The Social and Political Ideas of Some Great Thinkers of the, Lewes, G. H. Science and Speculation. London: Watts, 1904. 16th and, 17th Centuries. George C. Harrap, 1926. Liddell, Henry George. Liddell and Scott's Greek-English Lexicon. Oxford: Oxford Heath, Thomas L. A Manual of Greek Mathematics. Oxford: Clarendon Press, University Press, 1855 [Signed William Anderson. Glasgow University.] 1931. Mabbott, J. D. The State and the Citizen: An Introduction to Political Philosophy. Hibben. John Grier. Logic Deductive and Inductive. New York: Charles Scribners, New York: Huchinsons, n.d. 1905. MacColl, Hugh. Symbolic Logic and Its Application. London: Longmans Green, Hobson, E. W. A Treatise on Plane Trigonometry. Cambridge: Cambridge 1906. University Press, 1911. [Book Plate: 4th prize to John Anderson in the MacCunn, John. Ethics of Citizenship. Glasgow: James Maclehose, 1911. Intermediate Honours Mathematics Class, 1912-13.] MacCunn, John. The Making of Character: Some Educational Aspects of Ethics. Holmes, Arthur. The Age of the Earth. London: Ernest Benn, 1927. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1908. Houstoun, R. A. An Introduction to Mathematical Physics. London: Longmans Macdonald, W. J. Higher Geometry. Edinburgh: James Thin, 1904. [Signed William Green, 1912. Anderson.] Huxley, Julian. Essays in Popular Science. Harmondsworth: Penguin, 1926 (1938). Mace, C. A. The Principles of Logic: an introductory survey. London: Longmans Huxley, T. H. The Crayfish: an introduction to the study of zoology. London: C. Green, 1933. Kegan Paul, 1880. [Signed William Anderson] Mackenzie, John S. A Manual of Ethics. London: W. B. Clive, 1907. [Signed Irvine, William. Apes, Angels and Victorians: a Joint Biography of Darwin and Bernard Muscio, 1909]. Huxley. London: Readers Union, 1956. Mackenzie, John S. Outlines of Metaphysics. London: Macmillan, 1929. James, William. Talks to Teachers on Psychology: and to Students on Some of Martin, Herbert. The Inquiring Mind: Introductory Philosophic Studies. New York: Life’s Ideals. London: Longmans Green, 1905. Barnes and Noble, 1947. Jevons, W. S. Elementary Lessons in Logic. London: Macmillan, 1918. McCabe, John. The ABC of Evolution. London: Watts, 1920. Johnson, W. E. Logic. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1921. [3 volumes. Mellone, Sydney Herbert. An Introductory Text-Book of Logic. Edinburgh: William Signed John Anderson.] Blackwood, 1911. [Signed William Anderson.] Jones, E. E. Constance A Primer of Logic. London: John Murray, 1905. Molesworth, Vol[taire]. Logic: Class Notes for WEA students. Sydney: Futurian Joseph, H. W. B. An Introduction to Logic. Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1906. Press, 1957. Keith, Arthur. Man’s Origin. London: Watts, 1928. Molesworth, Vol[taire]. Logic: Notes for Beginners. Sydney: Futurian Press, 1957. Kuelpe, Oswald. Introduction to Philosophy. London: Swan and Sonnenshein, Murphy, William. The Classical Historical School Atlas. Edinburgh: Sutherland and 1907. Knox, 1858. [Signed Alexander Anderson. Edinburgh University, 1886-87.] Kyle, W. M. The Elements of Deductive Logic. Brisbane: A. H. Tucker, 1940. O'Neill, Elizabeth. England in the Middle Ages. London: T. C. and E. C. Jack, n.d. Latta, Robert; Macbeath, Alexander. The Elements of Logic. London: Macmillan, O'Neill, W. M. Introduction to Method in Psychology. Melbourne: Melbourne 1929. University Press, 1957. [Signed John Anderson “with my kind regards, Bill Lecky, W. E. H. History of the Rise and Influence of the Spirit of Rationalism in O'Neill”.] Europe. London: Longmans Green, 1910. Pantaleoni, Maffeo. Pure Economics. London: Macmillan, 1898. Anderson’s Books Anderson’s Books

Passmore, John. Philosophical Reasoning. London: Duckworth, 1961. Sidgwick, Henry. Philosophy: its scope and relations. London: Macmillan, 1902. Patterson, Charles Henry. Problems in Logic. London: Macmillan, 1926. Sidgwick, Henry. Practical Ethics: a collection of addresses and essays. London: Pillsbury, W. B. The Essentials of Psychology. London: Macmillan, 1911. Swan Sonnenschein, 1909. Pollock, Frederick. An Introduction to the History of the Science of Politics. Sidgwick, Henry. The Methods of Ethics. London: Macmillan, 1907. [Signed B. London: Macmillan, 1919. Muscio.] Pouchet, F. A. The Universe. London: Blackie and Son, 1876. Sidgwick, Henry. The Principles of Political Economy. London: Macmillan, 1901. Rappoport, A. S. A Primer of Philosophy. London: John Murray, 1904. Sinclair, W. A. The Traditional Formal Logic: a short account for students. London: Methuen, 1937. Rashdall, Hastings. Ethics. London: T. C. and E. C. Jack, n.d. Smith, William. A Smaller Classical Dictionary: Biography, Mythology and Riehl, A. Introduction to the Theory of Science and Metaphysics. London: Kegan Geography. London: John Murray, 1880. [Signed Alexander Anderson, Paul, Tench and Truebner, 1894. Edinburgh University, 12th November, 1880.] Robertson, John M. The Historical Jesus: a Survey of Positions. London: Watts, Stebbing, L. Susan. A Modern Introduction to Logic. London: Methuen, 1950. 1916. Stebbing, L. Susan. Philosophy and the Physicists. Harmondsworth: Penguin, 1937 Robinson, Richard. The Principles of Logic. London: George Routledge, 1931. (1944). Rogers, Arthur Kenyon. A Student's History of Philosophy. London: Macmillan, Stebbing, L. Susan. Thinking to Some Purpose. Harmondsworth: Penguin, 1938? 1909. [Signed J. C. Anderson.] Russell, Bertrand. Introduction to Mathematical Philosophy. London: George Stone, Julius. The Province and Function of Law: Law as Logic, Justice and Social Allen and Unwin, 1919. Control. Sydney Associated General Publications, 1946. Russell, Bertrand. Let the People Think: a selection of essays. London: Watts, Taylor, A. E. Elements of Metaphysics. London: Methuen, 1903 (1909). 1941. [Signed J. C. Anderson.] Tilby, A. Wyatt. The Evolution of Consciousness. London: T. Fisher Unwin, 1922. Ryback, John and Janet. Map Logic. Sydney, 1973. Veblen, Thorstein. The Place of Science in Modern Civilization and other essays. Sabine, George H. A History of Political Thought. London: George G. Harrap, New York: B. W. Huebsch, 1919. 1941. Voltaire, M. de. A Philosophical Dictionary. London: W. Dugdale, 1843. 2 Sauer, Ch. M. Italian Conservation-Grammar. London: David Nutt, 1910. [Signed volumes. [Signed William Anderson.] John Anderson.] Wallace, William. Chief Ancient Philosophies: Epicureanism. London: Society for Schwegler, Albert. Handbook of the History of Philosophy. Edinburgh: Oliver and Promoting Christian Knowledge, 1908. Boyd, n.d. Watt, Henry J. Psychology. London: T. C. and E. C. Jack, n.d. Sidgwick, Alfred. Fallacies: a view of logic from the practical side. London: Kegan Paul, Tench and Trubner, 1883. Webb, Clement C. J. A History of Philosophy. London: Williams and Norgate, 1915. Sidgwick, Alfred. The Use of Words in Reasoning. London: Adam and Charles Black, 1901. Whately, Richard. Elements of Logic. London: Longmans Green, 1873. Sidgwick, Henry. Outlines of the History of Ethics for English Readers. London: Whitehead, A.N. An Introduction to Mathematics. London: Williams and Norgate, Macmillan, 1886. n.d. Anderson’s Books Anderson’s Books

Wundt, Wilhelm. Ethical Systems. London: Swan Sonnenschein, 1906. Freethought: Organ of the Sydney University Freethought Society November, Zeller, E. The Stoics, Epicureans and Sceptics. London: Longmans Green, 1892. 1932 Some Questions in Aesthetics, by John Anderson, Sydney University Literary Journals, Pamphlets, Reports Society, November 1932. British Journal of Psychology Volume 4; Issue 3/4. December, 1911. [Signed Campbell, J. W. A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man: an appreciation. Sydney: William Anderson.] Sydney University Literary Society, 1933. Glasgow University Magazine. [Bound volumes:, 1913-14; 1914-15; 1916-17; Hermes: University of Sydney Magazine, 1933-, 1947 (incomplete) [39 (2) 1933; 1917-18 (2 copies); 1918-19.] 39 (3) 1933 (2 copies); 40 ( 1) 1934; 40 (3), 1934; 41 (3) 1935; 42 (1) 1936; Proceedings of the Aristotelian Society, 27, May 1918. G. Dawes Hicks, “The 43 (2) 1937; 43 (3) 1937; 44 (1) 1938; 44 (2) 1938; 48 (1) 1946 (2 copies); Modes of Spinoza and the Monads of Leibniz.” 48 (2) 1946 (3 copies); 49 (1) 1947.] The New Age: a weekly review of politics, literature and art London, 1922-23. [3 The New International: an organ of revolutionary Marxism. [December 1934; bound volumes: Volume 3, 1 Issues, 1-26 (, 1922); Volume 32 Issues, 1-26 May 1935, July 1935; April 1936.] (, 1922-23); Volume 33 Issues, 1-26 (1923).] AJPP, 13, 3: 1935; AJP, 30, 3: 1952; 31, 1,2: 1953; 34, 3: 1956. Issues and Tendencies in contemporary philosophy. Berkeley University of Manuscripts, No., 13 May, 1935. California Press, 1923. [Signed John Anderson.] Proletariat: Organ of the Melbourne University Labour Club April-June, 1935 The Basis of Freedom: A Study of Kant's Theory, by E. Morris Miller. Australasian A Threat to Secular Education Association of Psychology and Philosophy: Monograph 3, 1924. . Secular Education Defence Committee, n.d. Group Psychology and the Contemporary Situation Proceedings of the British Academy. December 1925: Earl of Balfour. “Familiar , by Edward S. Kiek. Livingston Beliefs and Transcendent Reason”; Volume 17, 1931, Norman Kemp Lectures, 1943. Smith, “Is Divine Existence Credible” [Signed “With greetings NKS”]. New Horizons in Education, 3: 4 December 1943. Socialism and Religion. London: Socialist Party of Great Britain Library, No. 6, Melbourne University Magazine, 1946 1925. Freethought and Christianity: 2 addresses by Prof. J. Macintyre to the Student Mind, 36 (14) 1, January 1927. Christian Movement University of Sydney 27.9.48 and 6.10.48, 1948. Miscellaneous Reprints of John Anderson’s Articles, 1928-38. “Empiricism,” 1928 The Australian Quarterly. Volume 20, 2 June, 1948 (Politics of Proscription by JA); (12 copies); “Ulysses,” 1930 (2 copies); “The Place of Hegel in the History Volume 30 (4), 1958; Volume 31 (1) March, 1959 (A. K. Stout on the Orr of Philosophy,” June, 1932 (2 copies); “Mind as Feeling,” June 1934 (17 Case.) copies); “Marxist Philosophy,” March 1935 (5 copies); “Marxist Ethics,” One hundred years of the Faculty of Arts: a series of commemorative lectures June 1937 (3 copies); “The Problem of Causality,” August 1938 (2 copies). given in the Great Hall April and May 1952, 1952. International Star Bulletin, April 1929. Philosophical Quarterly, 2, 9: October 1952. Time Marches On: the New Order for Australia, by Rosen and Goldfinch. Prior, A., n. “The Parva Logicalia in Modern Dress.” Dominican Studies, 5, 1952. Newtown: Staplemill Printing, n.d. Hudson-Williams, H. LL. Three Systems of Education: Inaugural Lecture of the Censorship in the Working Class Movement Sydney University Freethought Professor of Greek at the University of Durham December, 1953, 1953. Society by John Anderson, n.d. [1932] Anderson’s Books Anderson’s Books

Pix Magazine [loose issues]. December 1956-July 1957. [References to the Orr case.] Quadrant, 1, 2: Autumn, 1957; September-October 1971. [15th Anniversary issue.] The Australian Highway: Journal of the Workers Educational Association. Special issue: Anderson and the Andersonians September, 1958 (7 copies); June, 1960 issue. The Forum of Education, 17: 1, April 1958. Journal of Philosophy, 1, 2: December 1959. Philosophical Revew, 68, 1: 1959. John Passmore, “History, the Individual and Inevitability”. Adelaide Australian Humanities Reseach Council, 1960. “Classicism: an Address delivered [by John Anderson] to the Australian Humanities Research Council at its 4th Annual General Meeting at Canberra on, 12th November, 1959.” [22 copies.] Watts, G. Stuart. The Church at the Crossroads an open letter to the Australian Episcopate Sydney: S. F. Ford Printers, n.d. Australian Humanities Research Council Annual Report Canberra Australian Humanities Research Council, 1961-62 [John Anderson obituary.] Diogenes: Tasmanian University Magazine, 1961. The Bulletin Volume 84 (4298) June 30, 1962. [Includes feature “John Anderson: A Summing Up”.] Report to the AAP Council on the Moves for a settlement of the Orr Case Australasian Association of Philosophy 6th June, 1964. Reprint of article from AJP by G. Stuart Watts, Sydney Australian Journal of Philosophy December, 1969. [Signed “To Jenny from Stuart”.] Dialectic: Journal of the Newcastle University Philosophy Club, 1970-, 1987 (incomplete). [Volume 4, 1970; Volume 5, 197, 1; Volume 6, 197, 1; Volume, 14, 1977 (Special issue: Anderson on Education in commemoration); Volume 30, 1987 (Special Issue Andersonian Papers, 2 copies).]