Cream folder annotated 'New Atom/New S[illegible] + Quantum [illegible] Donah [sic] Zohar' . The folder has been re-used and the original side tab is labelled 'Gardener Jencks Trusts/Gracewood Park'.
Includes:
-cutting 'The machine that watches you think'
-typescript 'Consciousness and Quantum Mechanics: a pilot experiment' by Nunn, Clarke and Blott, annotated
-photocopied article 'Consciousness and Bose-Einstein condensates' by I.N. Marshall from New Ideas in Psychology Bol 7/1, 1989, annotated
-typescript letter from Danah Zohar to Charles and Maggie, thanking them for their hospitality, 1992
-manuscript notes on yellow paper headed 'Danah Zohar'
-photocopies from unidentified science, religion and philosophy publications, annotated
Bundle of loose papers including:
-cutting 'But where are the great Scots these days?' by Deyan Sudjic, 2002, annotated
-manuscript notes, headings include 'Griffiths', 'R. Falk Historical Present', 'Saturday' [probably Charles' notes from Portrack seminar 8]
-photocopy published chapter 'Feminism Inverted: The Real Women and Gendered Imagery of Hindu Nationalism' by Amrita Basu
-photocopy article 'Development or Decolonization in the Andes' by Frédérique Apffel-Marglin from Interculture Volume XXVIII No 1, Winter 1995
-typescript titled 'A few Background Notes for Portrack ’95: “Confrontations and Synergies: Cultural interplay of the Indigenous, the traditional, the Modern and the Postmodern” (Richard Falk, 22/X/95'), annotated
-photocopy cover, index and introduction from 'The Challenge of the Local Feminisms: Women’s Movements in the Global Perspective' edited by Amrita Basu
-typescript titled 'A commentary on ‘Indigenous Voices in the United Nations: Untying the Knot of Colonialism’" by Lester Edwin J. Ruiz (International Christian University, Tokyo) 1995
-photocopy typescript titled 'Meditation on Activism and Religious Fundamentalism as Antidotes to Post-Scientific/technological Disillusionment' by Robert Zuber (World Order Models Project) and Lester Edwin J. Ruiz (International Christian University, Tokyo)
-typescript titled 'Reading History as Resistance: Mayan Public Intellectuals in Guatemala' by Kay B. Warren (Princeton), Oct 1995
-faxed typescript titled 'The Politics of Community' by TU Weiming, Sep 1995 sent by Lianhb Zaobao, Oct 1995
Contents of an unlabelled green card and plastic folder [folder removed for conservation reasons]. Includes:
-manuscript notes headed 'Bernard Carr, Minds and Other Worlds'
-fax on University of Adelaide headed paper from Paul Davies to Charles, saying that he is unable to attend the conference and suggesting alternative names, 1993
-manuscript equations on plain white and green paper
-manuscript draft fax to Stuart Silverstone from Charles, discussing the hierarchical structure and levels but insisting that the vary each part of the 'story' of evolution; use of blobs as well as square for each 'family' or 'age'
-typescript fax [faded] from Stuart Silverstone to Charles discussing the design process for 'the timeline' of 'the evolution of evolution', 1993
-manuscript letter from Charles to Stuart Silverstone on headed paper sending the write-up of the conference, 1993
-typescript faxes from Stuart Silverstone to Charles discussing the visualisation and levels of hierarchy, 1993
-manuscript draft fax from Charles to Stuart Silverstone responding to questions
-manuscript sketch diagram on pink paper, annotated '4 faces, how to represent 4-ness' and '1)speeding up 2)more organised and complex -> more mind'.
Contents of an envelope labelled 'Particle/Quantum Physics - Science - Physics/Cosmology'. Includes:
-photocopy published article 'The curtain falls on quantum physics: mathematicians unravel the mysteries of the Universe (1)/Der Weg in die göttliche Falle' by Rolf Niemann raum&zeit 63/93
-cutting 'Fusion experiment sets 5.6-million watt record', Times 11 Dec 1993
-cutting 'Profile: Murray Gell-Mann: The Lonely Odysseus of Particle Physics', Scientific American, Mar 1992, annotated
-cutting 'Quantum Chaos', Scientific American, Jan 1992, annotated
-manuscript notes relating to John's GCSE and A-Level subjects [CLOSED]
-cutting '£1bn machine to seek the source of gravitation'
-cutting 'Rival scientists decide universe is composed of 3 types of matter', 13 Oct 1989
-cutting 'Physics takes a step, leaves a mess', The New York Times, 15 Oct 1989, annotated
-cutting 'Rebirth of the universe', Observer 25 Jun 1989
-cutting 'The $2 Billion hole', Time, 1 Nov 1993
-cutting 'Supercollider stands at the frontier of science', 4 Apr 1990
-cutting 'Basic particle created in test of accelerator', The New York Times, 13 Apr 1989
-cutting 'A colossal collision course', Time, 17 Jul 1989
-cutting 'The ultimate quest', Time 16 Apr 1990
Contents of an unlabelled folder with a post-it note attached with the message 'To Charlie love Jill'.
Includes:
-typescript titled 'The Universe Story as told by Brian Swimme and Thomas Berry', annotated
-cutting 'The creative universe' by Judith Rice, with xerox copy
-typescript titled 'Meaning in the cosmos' with draft outline for an event at the ICA, 5 Jul 1993, including speakers and cv of Charles, multiple copies, one heavily annotated, and faxes and a letter from Charlene Spretnak about the event
-proof of page 'Chapter six: Science and religion' with transparency image
-typescript titled 'The New Genesis' by Charles, beginning 'welcome to the 4th Portrack seminar, 'Meaning in the Cosmos'; extensive manuscript notes on reverse, potentially from the event
-fax headed 'Center for the Story of the Universe: Research Seminar and Colloquium Participants' sent from Briane Swimme to the ICA, 1993
-fax. headed 'On Emergence and Meaning in Biology' sent from Briane Swimme to the ICA, 1993
-cutting, reviews of 'Beyond Optimism - a Buddhist political ecology' and 'At the Start...Genesis made new' from The Tablet 5 Mar 1994, annotated
-cutting from The Tablet 4 April 1992
-cutting 'Comment' column from New Blackfriars vol 74 no 865 Oct 1993, annotated
-typescript titled 'The Seven Day Universe....Outline: A Metaphysical Romance' with a covering sheet and attached post-it annotated 'read when a) you have 2 1/2 hours free b) no interruptions'. Includes a list of character and a scene-by-scene overview with a small amount of dialogue included. 30 pages total. Manuscript pencil notes annotated on the reverse of the final page, probably by Maggie, responding to the typescript.
-manuscript notes headed 'Seti programme 1992/4
-cuttings from The Tablet November 1993-January 1994
-cutting 'Hounded by the Past' Independent on Sunday 7 Nov 1993, annotated
The Tablet 9 Oct 1993
-cutting 'God's cement for marriages is sex' 4 Sep 1993, publication unknown
-cuttings, letters page from an unidentified publication [probably The Tablet], 1993
-cutting 'The deterrent stops here' by Brian Wicker, The Tablet 5 Feb 1994
-cutting 'The ascent of love' by Donald Nicholl, The Tablet 3 Jul 1993
-typescript titled 'The Seven Day Universe....Outline: A Metaphysical Romance' with a covering sheet of manuscript notes in pencil headed 'The Receiver Project'
-cutting, review of 'A History of God' by Karen Armstrong, Time 11 Oct 1993
-cutting 'Keeper of the Straight and Narrow' by Richard N. Ostling, Time 6 Dec 199
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'
Contents of a folder labelled 'P-M Economy'. Includes:
-cutting titled 'All for the love of Money' by Niall Ferguson from Times2 31 Oct 2008
-cutting review of 'Head to Head: the coming economic battle among Japan, Europe and America' by Lester Thurow, reviewed by John Wyles, Time 29 Mar 1993
-cutting 'Dressed for Success' by Anthony Spaeth from Time, 28 Nov 1994
-cutting 'Free Trade Forever' by Barbara Rudolph from Time 3 Oct 1994
-cutting 'Protect or perish' by Sir James Goldsmith, from The Sunday Telegraph, 6 Nov 1994
-cutting 'How about a Genuine National Product?' [interview with Hazel Henderson' from Timeline No. 6 [publication of the Foundation for Global Community, formerly Beyond War], Nov/Dec 1992
-cutting 'A small price to pay for proving Malthus wrong' by Jessica Mathews, publication unknown [date annotated but water damaged]
-cutting titled 'Sovereignty and Trade' from the International Herald Tribune, 13 Jun 1994
-cutting titled 'Back to 'Reform' 50 years after Bretton Woods by Hobart Rowen, from The Washington Post
-cutting titled 'How the West was once' by Geoffrey Wheatcrofft
-cutting titled 'The View from Naples' from The Times 8 Jul 1994
-cutting titled 'Bretton Woods' Advice. The Washington Post [date unknown]
-cutting titled 'Battered and bruised' by Adam Zagorin, from Time 15 Aug 1994
-Proceeding of Three Cantor Lectures from the RSA Journal, Jun 1994
-fax copy cutting 'Darwinian guide to economic survival' from The Sunday Times, 22 May 1994
-fax copy cutting 'Financial wizard deflates currency of our fantasies' by Peter Hilmmore, 19 Jun 1994
-cutting titled 'A World Growing Richer' from the International Herald Tribune, 18-19 Jun 1994
-cutting 'Darwinian guide to economic survival' from The Sunday Times, 22 May 1994
-cutting 'Financial wizard deflates currency of our fantasies' by Peter Hilmmore, 19 Jun 1994
-cutting review of 'More People, Less Erosion' by Tiffen, Mortimore and Gichuki, by Richard North, annotated 'Indy, June 15, 1994'
-cutting review of 'Discovering Simplicity in a Complex World' by Cohen and Stewart, by Ed Regis, annotated 'NY Times Book Review 12 June 1994'
-cutting titled 'World Bank finds $178bn wasted by poorer countries', annotated 'Indy June 20, 94'
-cutting titled 'World Bank Draws Fire: babbling technocrats or unsung heroes?' from International Herald Tribune 20 Jun 1994, with post-it note giving instructions to Val on re-setting text with new pagination and spacing.
-cutting 'But now we're global' review of books by Michael E. Porter and Dertouzos, Solow and Lester, TLS 31 Aug-6 Sep 1990
-cutting 'Making the Elephant Dance' by Adam Zagorbin from Time, 6 May 1991
-cutting 'Finishing tape in sight for the marathon Gatt talks' from The Guardian 14 Apr 1994
-cutting 'Blair's Utopian vision is not enough' , [publication unknown], annotated
-cutting 'Better idea on British business', 25 May 1994, annotated
-cutting 'We already number too many' by Donella Meadows', and photocopies, Los Angeles Times, 5 Apr 1994
-cutting 'Sure, the Stock Market's Crazy - Crazy like a Fox' by Anthony Ramirez, from The New York Times 3 Apr 1994
-Science Times pages from The New York Times 5 Apr 1994
-cutting 'Ruts on Data Highway' The New York Times 7 Apr 1994, annotated
-cutting 'Did Greenspan set of the leverage tripwire?', Los Angeles Times [date unknown]
-cutting 'Cut international financing of Third World arms', The Washington Post [date unknown], annotated
-cutting 'More fight left in the Uruguay Round' [date and publication unknown]
-cutting 'My Biggest Mistake by John Naisbitt [date and publication unknown]
-cutting 'Russia and China: a take of 2 'Cures'' by Peter Passell, annotated 'April 16-17, 94 IHT'
-cutting 'China unveils 'green' growth plan', annotated 'IHT April 16-17, 94",
cutting 'World Trade Treaty signed with cheers tempered by anxiety', International herald Tribune 16-17 Apr 1994
-The Money Report pages of the International Herald Tribune 16-17 Apr 1994, annotated
-cutting 'Explaining the Markets' The New York Times, 12 Apr 1994
-Institute for Public Policy Research annual report 1992-1993
-photocopy from Green Earth Observer titled 'The Ecological Foundations of the Economic System' by Hazel Henderson [undated]
-photocopy published article 'Herman Daly: Economics as if the creation mattered' from Creation March/April [annotated '?1987']
-photocopy cutting 'Modem Operandi: as politics go digital, info highway traffic is heavy in right lane' from the Wall Street Journey, annotated 16 Mar 1994
-photocopy cutting 'Can Publishing go global?' , annotated 'March 26 94 LA Times'
-cuttings tapes to white paper titled 'U.S. see future of world trade in Asia's boom', and photocopy
-manuscript letter from Charlene Spretnak on personal headed paper enclosing a paper from one of her students, 1994; attached typescript title 'Charles Fourier: A brief exploration of his vision and its potential contribution to a Post-modern revisioning of Western culture' by Nick Ottavio, 1994
-manuscript letter from [Paul Ekins] on personal headed paper to Maggie and Charles, thanking them for their hospitality at the conference, 1994
-cutting 'The 'policy is dead' theory arrives' by Samuel Brittan, annotated 'June 6, 94'
-cutting 'Adam Smith was no Gordon Gecko', annotated 'Jan 23 94 Sunday Times'
-cutting 'Economy's happy landing: no-inflation growth' from New York Times 27 Jan 1994
-cutting 'Battle to control the skies' annotated 'March 22 94'
-cutting 'Microsoft and A.T&T. confess to a 3-month fling' from New York Times
-cutting 'The new space race in satellite communications', New York Times, 27 Mar 1994
-Science Times pages from New York Times 29 Mar 1994
-cutting ''Creeping Crash' is Investors' newest nightmare' from New York Times 3 Mar 1994
-Business Day page from New York Times 21 Jan 1994, annotated
-cutting 'Economy surges in quarter as inflation remains low', New York Times 29 Jan 1994
-World Report pages from the Los Angeles Times 8 Feb 1994
-Business pages from New York Times 27 Feb 1994
-cutting 'Developing ourselves to death' by William K. Stevens, review of 'The World Bank, Environmental Impoverishment and the crisis of development' by Bruce Rich
-cutting 'Africa's Economies: Reforms pay off' from The New York Times 13 Mar 1994
-cutting 'Betting the Bank on a Molecule' review of 'The American Marriage of Business and Technology' by Teitelman and 'One Company's Quest for the Perfect Drug' by Werth, by Charles C. Mann, from New York Times Book Review, 13 Mar 1994
-cutting, subscription offer for 'Strategic Investment'
-cutting 'Grandpa Bear says look out below' from The New York Times 3 Apr 1994 [interview with Albert E. Sindlinger]
-cutting 'Capital on Edge over Market's Erratic Pulse' annotated '4/4/94' from Los Angeles Times
-cutting 'Markets fear selling frenzy' The Sunday Times 3 Apr 1994
-cutting 'When the Square Mile felt the wind of change' annotated 'Oct 15 1990'
-cutting 'Believers in One Wave Theory see U.S. in deep trough soon' annotated 'Wall St August 8 91'
-cutting 'Japan announces series of steps to try to halt stock market slide', New York Times 19 Aug 1992
-cutting' Recession Blues' by Kumiko Makihara, Time 3 Aug 1992
-cutting 'Nobel pursuit of real-life economics' by Garth Alexander [publication and date unknown]
-photocopy 'The unanimous Declaration of Interdependence' originally published in WIN Magazine Ecology issue 1969
-photocopy 'The Future cult of S & M (science and mathematics)' by Rhonda Roland Shearer from At The Crossroads, Issue Three
-photocopy annotated 'Selections from 'The Human Economy Newsletter'
-photocopy front page of TRANET, a bi-monthly digest for the Alternative and Transformational Movements, Jan 1994
-cutting 'The Economist's depression' by David Smith, review of 'The Death of Economics' by Paul Ormerod, The Sunday Times 3 Apr 1994
-photocopy 'What The Government Should Do' by Felix Rohatyn from The New York Review, 25 Jun 1992, annotated
-photocopied bundle titled 'Prediction Company: press clippings' (1992-1994)', annotated
-typescript titled 'Prediction Company: corporate overview July 1993'
-cutting 'As Capitalism Win, the U.S. Drops Out' by Theodore J. Forstmann, The New York Times, 27 Mar 1994
-cutting 'Is Growth Moral?', review by Louis Uchitelle of Silent Depression by Wallace C. Peterson, [The New York Times, 27 Mar 1994]
-cutting 'Got the Grumps? Join the Club' by Barbara Ann Kipfer
-bundle of cuttings from 14 March 1994 from the Financial Times, Los Angeles Times and New York Times
-cutting 'Jobs in an Age of Insecurity', Time, 22 Nov 1993
Contents of a folder labelled 'Big Bang, Cosmology 2'. Includes:
-cutting review of Leon Lederman's 'The God Particle' by John Durant, annotated
-cutting titled 'Inside the mysteries of the light fantastic', annotated
-cutting titled 'Born Yesterday' from Scientific American May 1992, annotated
-cutting titled 'Who's Afraid of the Big Bad Bang' by Dennis Overbye from Time, 24 May 1993, annotated
-cutting review of Freeman J. Dyson's 'Infinite in All Directions' by Paul Gray from Time, 21 Mar 1988, annotated
-cutting review of Freeman J. Dyson's 'Infinite in All Directions' by Roger Penrose, 24 Jul 1988, annotated
-typescript titled 'The Mystery of Consciousness' by Paul Davies, annotated, 1992
-cutting titled 'Seeing straight round corners'
-cutting titled 'The Case of the Disappearing Black Hole'
-programme for 'Hawking's Universe' day school, organised by Birkbeck College in association with Channel 4, with manuscript notes attached
-cutting titled 'Time Warp' by Michael Church, from the Weekend Guardian 25-26 April 1992 [profile of Stephen Hawking]
-cutting titled 'And there was in the beginning...' by John Gribbins, The Sunday Times, 26 Apr 1992, annotated
-cutting titled 'Yesterday's ripples, today's galaxies' by Michael Rowan-Robinson, The Guardian 1 May 1992
-cutting titled 'A glimpse of Creation' by Christopher Moss, from The Tablet 2 May 1992, annotated
-cutting titled 'Scientists report profound insight on how time began', The New York Times 24 Apr 199, annotated
-cutting titled 'Has Man mastered the Universe' from The Observer 26 Apr 1992, annotated
-front page of The Times 24 Apr 1992, including the headline 'Space satellite unravel riddle of the universe'
-cutting 'Shoot for the Stars' by J. Madeline Nash from Time, 27 Apr 1992
-cutting 'Hunting for holes in Hawking's universe' by Tom Wilkie, from The Independent on Sunday, 3 May 1992
-cutting 'Echoes of the Big Bang' by Michael D. Lemonick from Time, 4 May 1992, annotated
-'Unravelling The Universe' published by Channel 4 Television, inserted: correspondence welcoming Charles ot the Channel 4 Science Club and manuscript notes headed 'Channel 4'
-cutting 'Planetary Nebulae' from Scientific American May 1992
-front page of The Guardian 24 Apr 1992 includin the headline 'Cosmic origin traced'
-page 19 from The Guardian, including an article titled 'Ripples from the edge of time' by Martin Rees
-cutting titled 'Coping with the fall-out from Big Bang theory' [interview with George Smoot by Tim Radford], 12 May 1992
Contents of a folder labelled 'New Science, Complexity, Chaos, Fuzzy Logic, (neural networks) [folder cover retained]. Includes:
-review of 'Reason and Re-enchantment: the philosophical, religious and political thought of David Ray Griffin' by David Lorimer titled 'A Bold Thinker', from Network Review Spring 2016, annotated
-cutting titled 'Far-Out Building Blocks' from the Washington Post, 31 Jan 2001
-private view card for an exhibition by Vincent Arcilesi, and a map of his studio location, 1993
-published article titled 'Chaos and Complexity' by Tito Arecchi from Liber Number 1, annotated [c1989]
-flyer for 'New World View - The Post-Modern Pluriverse: Three talks by Charles Jencks' at the University of Western Ontario, 1992
-manuscript notes headed 'Modern science inadvertently creates nihilism'
-typescript titled 'The Pattern of Post-Modern Sciences'
-manuscript notes variously headed 'End of the Billiard Game' and 'Quantum', as well as a typescript document titled 'modern hybridised to Post-Modern' with a comparison of modern and post-modern adjectives
-newsletter of the Channel 4 Science Club, No. 4 February 1993; inserted: invoice from Yorkshire Television Enterprises Limited for programmes in the Equinox series; renewal notice for Art and Architecture; membership card and renewal notice for the Channel 4 Science Club; memos relating to orders.
-manuscript letter from [Mogens Mathieson],on personal headed paper for Agno Og Mogens Mathieson, Oslo, enclosing an article [not enclosed] that he had mentioned and sending some book recommendations, 1993.
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
