Contents of a folder labelled 'Portrack Conferences'. Includes:
-typescript titled 'Portrack EP draft 9/1/98' and annotated 'Being + Becoming' and 'St. Rose' - file title indicated on print-out 'Steven ep draft', annotated
-typescript titled 'Evolutionary Psychology, Social Darwinism and the SSSM; Hilary Rose - Portrack draft (feedback from Pat Bateson not yet incorporated'
-printed out email from Tom Shakespeare to Charles sending his paper for Portrack and detailing travel arrangements, alongside a typescript titled 'Crippled by biology or disabled by society? Darwinism, ultra-Darwinism, and the issue of impairment', 1998
-typescript letter from Gabby Dover on University of Leicester headed paper sending papers relating to his talk 'Anti-Dawkins, alongside a typescript titled 'Human Evolution: Our Turbulent genes and Why We Are Not Chimps'; and photocopies from the Encyclopedia of Ecology & Environmental Management titled 'Molecular drive theory of evolution', from Trends in Ecology & Evolution titled 'Evolving the Improbable', and a review of Stuart A Kauffman's :the Origins of Order' from Nature titled 'On The Edge', 1998
-printed out email from Steven Rose to Charles, sending the text of a review of Steven Pinker's 'How The Mind Works', annotated,1998
-fax [faded] list of addresses, annotated
-business card for the General Manager, Byzantium, Bristol
-printed out email from Charles to Brian [Goodwin] explaining delays for arrangements with the Portrack conference including the death of Lady Keswick, and another conference he is arranging with Steven and Hilary Rose, 1998
-typescript letter on Open University headed paper from Steven Rose to Brian Godwin, commenting on his proposal for the conference, 1998
-manuscript fax [faded[ from Brian [Goodwin] to Charles enclosing his proposal, typescript titled 'Will participatory science relace [replace] Manioulative Science?'.
-printed-out email from Brian Goodwin to Charles detailing his proposals for a Portrack conference, annotated, 1998
-manuscript lists of potential participants
-manuscript letter on University of Cambridge headed paper from Nancy J Lane thanking Charles for the evening and giving personal news, 1997
-printed-out email from Nancy J Lane to Steven Rose proposing themes and dates for the conference, with manuscript covering note to Charles explaining some of the abbreviations
-photocopy from Biology and Philosophy 13, 'The Tragedy of a priori Selectionism: Dennett and Gould on Adaptationism' by Jeremy C. Ahouse, 1998
-typescript titled 'Lending a sympathetic ear to adaptationism of the road to Hell is paved with good intentions' by Jeremy C. Ahouse, annotated
-typescript titled 'Why Memes?' [by Mary Midgley], annotated
-photocopy typescript letter on University of Leicester headed paper from Gabriel Dover to Steven Rose, sending the title and abstract for his talk, and a short autobiography, 1998
-typescript fax on University of Leicester headed paper from Gaby Dover confirming travel arrangements, 1998
-photocopy of 'Development itself is the key to understanding developmental disorders' by Arnette Karmiloff-Smith with a covering note to all Portrack participants, 1998
-manuscript letter from Hilary Rose on personal headed paper, discussing the democratisation of science, 1998
-typescript titled 'Risk, Trust and Scepticism in the Age of New genetics' by Hilary Rose
-typescript titled 'Science as a Culture of No Culture' by Hilary Rose, presented at the Science and Technology Awareness in Europe: New Insights conference 1997
-cutting titled 'Why kindness is all part of being selfish', 1998
-[typescript [letter] from [Ted Benton] to Hilary and Steven [Rose] proposing his contribution to the conference and photocopy 'Biology and Social Science: why the return of the repressed should be given a (cautious) welcome'.
-printed-out email from Tim Ingold to Hilary and Steven Rose sending his mini-autobiography, 1998
-manuscript notes headed 'Pat Bateson'
-typescript titled 'Eugenics, Scientific Humanism and Social Medcicine in Britain in the Interwar and Early War Years' by Dorothy Porter
-photocopy manuscript letter on The University of Manchester headed paper from Tim Ingold sending a review and unpublished papers for other Portrack participants, alongside a photocopy of Tim Ingold's review of Barkow, Cosmides and Tooby eds 'The Adapted Mind'; typescript titled 'From the transmission of representations to the education of attention' and 'From complementarity to obviation: on dissolving the boundaries between social and biological anthropology, archeology and psychology', both by Tim Ingold, 1997
-typescript titled 'Text of a review that appears, with a few very minor changes, in the February 20 1998 issue of the Times Literary Supplement under the titled 'Is it really a computer?'' by Barbara Herrnstein Smith, reviewing Pinker's 'How the Mind works'.
-typescript titled 'Abstract: Inappropriate and appropriate uses of evolutionary theory in understanding human psychology' by Patrick Bateson
-typescript titled 'Abstract: People with impairment: crippled by biology or disabled by society?' by Tom Shakespeare
-fax announcing the Drawin seminars at the LSE, 1998
-printed-out email from Hilary Rose and Steven Rose to multiple recipients, inviting them to take part in a seminar titled 'Beyond Fundamentalist Darwinism' at Portrack, with the business card from Robert C. Berwick attached.
-interview with Peter Singer titled 'Views for the left' from the Independent on Sunday, 24 May 1998
-leaflet for Schumacher College course programme, June 1998-March 1999
-typescript titled 'Hilary Rose and Steven Rose *working title only'
-typescript fax [faded] from Arnette Karmiloff-Smith detailing travel arrangements
-typescript letter from Charles to seminar participants detailing nearby attractions and an outline of the programme,1998
-printed-out email from Steven Rose to Charles, suggesting a running order, 1998
-typescript titled 'Portrack workshop: Titles of contributions received so far', annotated
-handwritten postcard from Annabel at Weidenfeld & Nicholson giving contact details for Joel Peck
-typescript fax [faded] from Evelyn Fox Keller withdrawing from the conference due to visa issues, 1998
-manuscript notes headed 'Peter Singer: How Evol helps us to understand ethics'
-manuscript notes headed 'Steven Rose: Neurogenetic Determinism'
-cutting: review of Steven Pinker's 'How The Mind Works' from The Times 15 Jan [1998]
-cutting: 'Very grey matter' by Bryan Appleyard, The Suday Times 18 Jan 1998
-manuscript notes headed 'Lee Silver' on the back of a letter inviting Charles to a dinner after the Darwin Seminar double bill featuring Lee Silver, Mark Ridley and Steven Pinker on 22 Jan 1998
-manuscript notes headed 'Steven Pinker' on the back of a typescript titled Kurokawa's double vision: from metabolism to fractals' by Charles
-A4 flyer and programmes for 'Evolution Revolution' at the ICA Cinema, annotated on reverse, 1998
-typescript titled 'Crippled by biology or disabled by society? Darwinism, ultra-Darwinism, and the issue of impairment' by Tom Shakespeare
-typescript titled 'This review will appear in a few weeks in the Los Angeles Times, working titles 'L'homme Machine', annotated 'Bob Berwick
-cutting: review of Steven Pinker's 'How The Mind Works' from Time, 20 Oct 1997
Contents of a folder labelled 'Order & Disorder: Portrack Conference' in black pen and ' S. Monica Conf Feb 25-7, 94' in red pen. Includes:
-photocopy published article 'Politically engaged spirituality in an emerging global civil society' by Richard Falk, Revision Vol 15 no 3, Winter 1993
-typescript 'The need for (democratic) global government' by David Ray Griffin, annotated
-cutting 'The price of appeasement is still too high' by Anthony Lewis, International Herald Tribune 11-12 Jun 1994
-cutting 'Prophet of a fatal drift' by Peter Lennon, Guardian 31 Jan 1994
-plastic wallet containing annotated cuttings on politics 1993-1994
-cutting 'A Bleak Vision, annotated, 7 Mar 1994
-cutting 'Head of CIA calls gangsters a major global problem, International Herald Tribune, annotated, 21 Apr 1994
-photocopy published article 'The Coming Anarchy' by Robert D. Kaplan, The Atlantic Monthly, annotated, Feb 1994
-published article 'The emerging shape of environmental conflict in the 1990s' by Robin Grove-White, RSA Journal Jun 1991
-cutting 'A riskier East Asia for local of a new security order' by Gerald Segal, International Herald Tribune 8 Jul 1994
-cutting 'Greenpeace has more clout than Austria' by Hamish McRae, The Independent, annotated
-pages from The Tablet, annotated, 17 Dec 1994
-cutting 'Being multilateral means not being so unilateral' by Jim Hoagland, 13 Jun 1994
-cutting 'A Global Criminal Court', 22 Nov 1994
-cutting 'The WEU is still in limbo' May 1994
-cutting 'On the way toward a workable international system' by Butros Butros Ghali, 2 Nov 1994
-cutting 'Welcome to an exemplary pact on uses of the sea' by Alan Berlin, 17 Nov 1994
-cutting 'End U.N. Dipbaloney' by Leslie H Gelb, 1992
-cutting 'Global alliances shifting from political to economic', by Robin Wright, Los Angeles Times, 22 Mar 1992
-cutting 'Memorandum to Woodrow Wilson' by Henry Grunwald, Time 14 Nov 1994
-cutting 'Leave Rwanda Alone' by Simon Jenkins, The Times, 20 Jul 1994
-cutting 'Bad precedents make for weak American thinking about war' by Jim Hoagland, International Herald Tribune, annotated, 7 Jul 1994
-cutting 'There is no world community' by William Pfaff, International herald Tribune 22 Apr 1994
-cutting 'U.N. authorizes invasion of Haiti to be led by U.S.'
-cutting 'Monroe's Doctrine takes another knock' by Eliane Sciolino
-cutting 'Iron fists: how the west was one' by Robert Fisk, The Independent, 29 Oct 1994
-cutting 'Overstretched UN to hold summit on peacekeeping', The Times, 8 Aug 1994
-published artcile 'A United Nations for the 21st century' by Nicholas Hinton, RSA Journal, May 1994
-cutting 'The U.N. obsession' by Charles Krauthammer, Time, annotated, 9 May 1994
-cutting 'In a world of bitter limitations' by Peter Pringle, 1 Jun 1994
-published article 'New world order or new world enemies?' by Michael S. Northcott, annotated
-cutting 'U.N. searches for a brave new world' by Peter Pringle, The Independent, annotated, 21 Sep 1993
-cutting 'Trouble spots within the UN' The Independent
-cutting, letters page, Time , annotated,19 Jul 1993
-cutting 'Making the world safe for crime', The New York Times Book Review, 26 Jun 1994
-cutting 'How Eastern Europe lost its illusions' by Jonathon Luxmoore, The Tablet, annotated, 19 Feb 1994
-cutting 'In the zone of peace' by Francis Fukuyama, TLS, annotated 26 Nov 1993
-cutting 'Coming in from the cold', The Sunday Times, annotated, 12 Sep 1993
-cutting 'Now that great powers are gone' by Edward N. Luttwak, annotated, 6 Jul 1994
-cutting 'Beyond the border lines' by Gerald Kaufman, The Sunday Times, 10 Jul 1994
-bundle of cuttings relating to USA, 1994
-photocopy published article 'Fighting the Hydra: mininukes in the New World Order' by G. Simon Harak, Cross Currents Spring 1994, with bundle of cuttings annotated 'nuclear war'.
-cutting 'A day of pragmatic diplomacy' by Abba Eban, International Herald 12 Sep 1994
-typescript titled 'Portrack Seminars' with list of participants
-copy handwritten fax on UCLA headed paper from Charles to attendees of the seminar, 18 Feb 1994, with bundle of photocopy cuttings
-fax from Richard Falk to Santa Monica conference participants, sending materials, with typescript for: 'A new world order that serves the human interest: a chance for success'; Introduction and first chapter of 'On Human Hovernance: A New Politics'.
-typescript fax from Charlene Spretnak to Maggie and Charles, suggesting a timetable for the forthcoming conference, 9 Mar 1994
-typescript letter from Bob Hamerton-Kelly on Stanford University headed paper (Center for International Security and Arms Control), thanking them for the weekend and giving a detailed response to religious questions.
-typescript contact details for participants in Santa Monica conference
-manuscript letter on Loyola Law School headed paper from Bob [Robert Benson] thanking them for the Portrack Seminar, 1994
-photocopy published article relating to the Benson House, California
-typescript 'Free Trade as an extremist ideology: the case of NAFTA' by Robert W. Benson, annotated, 1993
-manuscript letter from [illegible] sending contact details for Mary Kalder, 1994
-yellow lined notepad labelled 'Jencks World Government Sat Conference, Feb 25, 26, 27' [contained Charles' manuscript notes for the Santa Monica Portrack seminar
-typescript copy fax from Charlene Spretnak to Dr Vandana Shiva, Research Foundation for Science, India, inviting her to a forthcoming Portrack Seminar, Mar 1994
-typescript letter from Charlene to Maggie and Charles reflecting on the conference and making proposals for the next one, annotated, 2 Mar 1994
-Center Focus newsletter Issue 119, Jan 1994
-typescript headed 'Spretnak / 2-3' [possibly incomplete] listing political and artistic movements
-typescript letter on Center for Process Studies headed paper from David Griffin to Professor Anthony Giddens, inviting him to a Portrack conference 10 Dec 1993; attached manuscript notes listing possible invitees
-photocopy published chapter 'Megatechnology, Trade and the New World Order' by Jerry Mander from 'The Case Against Free Trade', 1993
-photocopy published article titled 'Stone, Paper, Scissors' by Charles from Marxism Today Feb 1991 [2 copies]
-photocopy cuttings annotated 'Realpolitik of spheres of power'
-handwritten [fax] on UCLA headed paper from Charles to attendees of the Santa Monica Portrack conference, 18 Feb 1994
-cutting 'Zones of peace, zones of turmoil: a new order of hope' by Max Singer, International hearld Tribune, annotated, 2 Sep 1993
-cutting 'A living things is born' by Arthur Schlesinger Jr, TLS, annotated, 21 May 1993
-cutting 'Knocking on the Clubhouse door' New York Times 10 Jan 1993
-cutting 'States of Mind' by Margot Hornblower, Time 1 Feb 1993
-cutting 'Update the united nations for a newfangled world' by Flora Lewis, International herald Tribune, annotated, 11 Jun 1995
-typescript fax from David Griffin to participants of the Santa Monica conference sending his paper, changes to scheduling due to the earthquake, and enclosing a map; enclosed pencil hand-drawn map and faxed copy
-typescript 'Project Proposal: towards the new world dis-order: post-soviet contribution to a new version of The Brave New World' by George Khutsishvili, with attached business card
-bundle of cuttings annotated 'Realpolitik of spheres of power'
-photocopy published chapter 'Megatechnology, Trade and the New World Order' by Jerry Mander from 'The Case Against Free Trade', 1993
-cutting 'Shape of a new world disorder'
Folder for the Kunstmuseum Wolfsburg annotated 'Post-Mod' and 'Invitation 23 Nov'. Includes:
-typescript document titlerd 'Reconsidering Post-Modernism: Portrack Seminar [crossed out] or May 17-19 or June 28-30 with a list of potential participants, annotated
-typescript letter from Douwe Fokkema on Nederlandse Organisatie voor Wetenschappelijk Onderzoek headed paper, sending condolences to Charles after Maggie's death and inviting him to read a paper at a forthcoming symposium titled "Postmodernity and Postmodernism', 1996
-typescript letter from Hans Bertens on Universiteit Utrecht headed paper, discussing his contribution to the Portrack seminar and his religious viewpoint, 1997, annotated with Charles' draft reply
-typescript letter from Douwe Fokkema on Nederlandse Organisatie voor Wetenschappelijk Onderzoek headed paper, co-ordinating the publication of papers from the symposium in the European Review, 1997, annotated with draft reply; attached letter from Arnold Burgen on European Review headed paper requesting the articles, 1997
-manuscript letter from Douwe Fokkema discussing the European Review, 1997
-manuscript notes, some on the reverse of a timetable for the Academia Europaea 1997 Annual general Meeting, headings include 'Hans', 'Mihály Szegedy-Maszák' and 'Flotzinger'
-photocopy from a publication titled 'Lost Goddesses of Early Greece', annotated 'Research into the myth of Hera: re Olympic Games'
-typescript letter from Hans Bertens to Charles, on Universiteit Utrecht headed paper, making arrangements to meet, 1997
-manuscript letter from Ihan Hassan to Charles on personal headed paper enclosing typescript titled 'The Expense of Spirit in Postmodern Times: Between Nihilism and Belief', 1997
-manuscript fax from Ihab Hassan to Charles agreeing to Charles' topics 'for our little transcontinental chat', 1997
-typescript fax from Umberto Eco's secretary to Charles informing him that Eco is out of the country, 1997
-manuscript fax from Charles to Ihab Hassan with a list of topics he'd like to discuss during a telephone interview, 1997
-manuscript letter from Ihab Hassan to Charles on personal headed paper, enclosing the text of the talk he gave at the ICA which is to be published in Hungarian; enclosed typescript titled 'Postmodern Revisited: a personal account'
-brochure for 'Reconsidering the Postmodern' conference at the ICA, 18 & 19 May 1996; inserted typescript document titled 'Reconstructive Post-Modernism', two copies, one annotated
-postcard advertising a lecture by the architects of RMIT titled 'Re-inventing Storey Hall'
-typescript letter from Hans Bertens to Charles on Universiteit Utrecht headed paper inquiring about the Ghent symposium, 1997, annotated with draft reply
-typescript letter from Academia Europaea inviting Charles to present a lecture during the Postmodernity and Postmodernism seminar with details of lecture length and travel arrangements, 1997
-typescript fax from Charlene Spretnak to Charles, David and Richard discussing a new Library of Congress subject headings for postmodernism, 1997
-fax copy from 'The Culture of Denial' by Chet Bowers discussing David Ray Griffin, Charles Jencks and Charlene Spretnak as a separate tendency in postmodernism, 1996
-typescript letter from Margaret Rose to Charles giving a detail response to What is Post-Modernism 4th edition, 1997
-manuscript fax from Charles to Charlene Spretnak, responding to her fax on the Library of Congress, 1997
-business card from Indra K. Ramanathan, Design Nexus Architect, Malaysia
-fax typescript list of participants in the Portrack Seminar 'Confrontations and Synergies: the Culture Interplay of the Indigenous, the Traditional, the Modern and the Post-Modern' with biographies
-manuscript letter from [Charlene Spretnak] enclosing a copy of her published 'Embodied, Embedded Philosophy' to be circulated to participants at the next seminar
-review of Anthony Giddens' 'Modernity and Self-Identity' by Alan Ryan from the TLS 10 Jan 1992, annotated
-review of Anthony Giddens' The Consequences of Modernity' by Richard Sennett from the TLS 8 Feb 1991, annotated
-typescript fax from Richard Falk to Charles confirming participants for the next seminar [Portrack Seminar 8]
-manuscript fax from Charles to Charlene making arrangements for the seminar
-typescript letter from David Griffin on School of Theology at Claremont headed paper to Charles, Charlene and Richard discussing the proposals for a conference on Reconsidering Postmodernism, 1995
-typescript fax from Charles to Richard Falk, David Ray Griffin and Charlene Spretnak updating them on plans for The Post-Modern Reconsidered at the ICA, 1995
-typescript fax from Richard Falk to Charles, mentioning his recent travels and particularly the influence of post-modernism on Tokyo, 1995, annotated with draft reply
-handout from Siobhán Hapaska's exhibition 'Saint Christopher's Legless' [at the ICA]
-manuscript [fax] from Charles to Richard Falk, discussing the Portrack seminars and his recent work and reading, 1995
-typescript fax from Richard Falk to Charles thanking him for the Portrack semimnar, 1995
-manuscript fax list of names, annotated
-typescript fax from Charlene Spretnak to Richard Falk, cc Charles discussing themes, participants, dates and logistics for the forthcoming seminar [Portrack Seminar 8], 1995
-typescript fax from Richard Falk to Charles, cc Charlene Spretnak, suggesting title, dates and participants for the next seminar [Portrack Seminar 8], 1995, annotated
-fax typescript and annotated list of Portrack seminar [8] participants and the rooms they've been assigned, annotated
