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Box 8

 Container

Contains 10 Results:

Prospectuses: “The Tempest in the Individual” (with HWF), early 1950's

 File — Box: 8
Scope and Contents

Folder also contains comments on this draft comments of criticism on this statement Chapter outlines of parts II and III of Noble Savage and Ignoble Society (1958)

Dates: early 1950's

Completed chapters

 File — Box: 8
Scope and Contents

Including The Unchristening of Europe (1-9); The Undisciplining of Europe (10-22); Jean-Jacques Rousseau (23-39); The Marquis de Sade (40-51); Blasphemy from Sade to the Surrealists (52-64); Sensibility Since Sade (65-79)

Part II - draft chapters

 File — Box: 8
Scope and Contents

Includes 5. The Attack on Civilization; 6. (Dostoyevsky); 7. Vivisector of Virtue (Nietzsche); 8. (Freud - and Jung?); 9. Prizes for Violence

Part III

 File — Box: 8

Cranberry Lake From Wilderness to Adirondack Park, 1968

 Sub-Series — Box: 8
Scope and Contents

Edited by AVF. Syracuse, NY: Syracuse University Press / Adirondack Museum, (in H SC Quaker, BX7796.2.F78 C89). Correspondence, 1967.

Dates: 1968

Freedom Unlimited

 Sub-Series — Box: 8
Scope and Contents Material for book on the concept of individual freedom from Rousseau to the present. Questions the ideal of freeing natural man from the corruption of his institutions - see below various prospectuses for work. Most of the work was done in a series of articles from 1954-1960, though AVF did occasionally return to this theme in articles thereafter. The book was never finished, though the majority of the work was done for it. It had various titles -- “Delight and Discipline” or “Centaur and...