File consists of one audio cassette with recordings by Bernard Suits on Aristotle.
File consists of one audio cassette of a lecture by Bernard Suits on Aristotle.
File consists of one audio cassette with recordings by Bernard Suits on Aristotle.
File consists of one audio cassette with recordings by Bernard Suits on Aristotle.
File consists of one audio cassette by Bernard Suits with a lecture on Aristotle and actuality.
File consists of one audio cassette with a lecture by Bernard Suits on Aristotle's metaphysics.
File consists 4 leaves of a typescript (original) of Suits' essay "Aristotle on the mean."
File consists of one audio cassette with recordings by Bernard Suits on Aristotle's "Metaphysics."
File consists of one audio cassette with recordings by Bernard Suits on Aristotle's "Metaphysics."
File consists of one audio cassette of a lecture by Bernard Suits on Aristotle's "Metaphysics" book VI.
File consists of one audio cassette with records by Bernard Suits on Aristotle's "Ethics."
File consists of one audio cassette with a lecture by Bernard Suits on Aristotle's "On the Soul."
File consists of one audio cassette with lectures by Bernard Suits on book IV of Aristotle's "Topics."
File consists of one audio cassette with a lecture by Bernard Suits on Aristotle and tragedies.
File consists of one audio cassette with a lecture by Bernard Suits on Aristotle and actuality.
File consists of one audio cassette with a lecture by Bernard Suits on Aristotle and divinity.
File consists of one audio cassette with a recording by Bernard Suits on metaphysics.
File consists of one audio cassette with recordings by Bernard Suits on Aristotle's "Metaphysics."
File consists of one audio cassette with lectures by Bernard Suits on Aristotle's "Metaphysics" books VIII, IX and XII.
File consists of one audio cassette with recordings by Bernard Suits on Aristotle and what is happiness.
File consists of one audio cassette by Bernard Suits with a lecture on Aristotle as well as various jazz music.
File consists of one audio cassette with lectures by Bernard Suits on Aristotle's ideas of probability, and tragedy.
File consists of one audio cassette tape with lectures by Bernard Suits on Aristotle and Plato.
File consists of a typescript (photocopy, 16 leaves) of Suits' essay "Aristotle on the Function of Man: Fallacies, Heresies and other Entertainments" printed in Canadian Journal of Philosophy, Vol. IV, No. 1 September 1974.
File consists of typescript. manuscript, offprints and photocopies of papers and essays published by Bernard Suits. Includes:
- Metaphysics and urbanism typescript (original, 23 leaves)
- Philagones typescript (original, 8 leaves)
- Aristotle on the function of man typescript (original, 27 leaves)
- What is a game typescript (original, offprint, 10 leaves)
- The elements of sport typescript (original, 21 leaves)
- McBride and Paddick on The Grasshopper typescript (original, 21 leaves and offprint)
- Games and utopia: Posthumous reflections typescript (original, offprint, 10 leaves)
- Aristotle on the function of man: fallacies, heresies and other entertainments typescript (photocopy of original printed article, 9 leaves)
- Can you play a game without knowing it? typescript (photocopy of original article, 4 leaves)
- DCSC Civie Circuit Vol. XIII No. 1 (includes article by Bernard Suits on smoking)
- Discussion: games and paradox typescript (original, offprint, 4 leaves)
- University of Waterloo Gazette Oct. 9, 1991 Vol. 32, No.6 (article by Bernard Suits titled "Taking Deconstructionism Seriously?")
- Is life a game we are playing typescript (original, offprint, 1 leaf - leaves have been excised). Also includes a transcript of the speech given upon the conferment of Suits' Distinguished Professor Emeritus title, photocopy of the table of contents from "Utopias", and a portion of an offprint titled "Games and Morality" by an unknown author.
File consists of draft copies of essays written by Bernard Suits as well as drafts of chapters of Suits' unpublished work "Return of the Grasshopper: Further Reflections on Games, Life and Utopia." Includes:
- On making a game of life typescript (original, 10 leaves);
- Chapter three: six ways to play a game without knowing it typescript (original, 3 leaves);
- Knowledge and utopia: a reply to cooper and others typescript (original, 8 leaves);
- Utopias: summary and proposal typescript (original, 4 leaves);
- untitled typescript (original, 5 leaves);
- Transition to chapter three: The fool on the hill typescript (original, 5 leaves);
- Chapter two: grasshopper soup typescript (original, 8 leaves);
- N ways to beat death typescript (original, 3 leaves);
- Related fragments on play/game manuscript and typescript (original, 22 leaves);
- Objections to the theory of utopia advanced in The Grasshopper typescript (original, 2 leaves);
- A myth for a moral cosmogony typescript (original, 3 leaves);
- Ludenics: the philosophy of play typescript (original, 8 leaves);
- Homo ludens: notes manuscript (4 leaves);
- Play and playing a game manuscript (15 leaves);
- Play and prediction manuscript (4 leaves);
- Play: questions and reflections typescript (original, 4 leaves);
- Aristotle manuscript (6 leaves);
- Ludenics typescript (original, 2 leaves);
- loose manuscript and typescript (original, 51 leaves).
One audio reel recording of séances held under the supervision of medium Thomas Lacey. A handwritten note on the original audio reel box provides the following descriptions for each side of the reel:
Side 1. Tues. Sept. 29/64 master's night. Music - star of hope; Amirah - spoke of the foundation of all religion; Nostradamus - spoke very convincingly of his ability to forecast coming events; Ben Jus Assif - agreed that light should be shed on the imitation of the cross. All is symbolic; Morning Star - am taking care of everything away from here; Rameses - you were speaking about that, which I have often; Serapis - an ancient Greek master. Aristotle, Plato have been his students. Build your temple but make sure you go in to pray; Walter - closes meeting in usual excellent manner.
Side 2. Wed. Oct. 7/64 rescue night. Music - nearer my God to thee; Amirah - I shall step aside and take my place in this important task of service; Carl Hackley - a celebrated American sculptor, asphyxiated in the Belgium Congo. Very thankful after finding himself; Richard the Lion Heart - was in confusion for over 800 years. Was Richard of France, thought fighting still going on; Irishman Flanigan - fell off Empire State Building at about 15th floor. Very interesting; Walter - closes meeting.