Thomas Merton Center

Manuscripts in Sub-Section E.1:

Study of Zen, The

Item 1 - 

First Lines:  "There is nothing", says Levi-Strauss, "which can be conceived of or understood short of the basic

Sub-Type:  Manuscript

Draft:  1st

Copy Type:  Typescript carbon with holograph additions

Date:  February no-day, no-year

Number of pages:  9

Additional authors/contributors:  

Language:  English

Notes:  Includes title page, footnotes and appendix, "Is Buddhism Life Denying?" There is a handwritten draft of the footnotes.

Location:  Archive - File Cabinet 6

Item 2 - 

First Lines:  "There is nothing", says Levi-Strauss, "which can be conceived of or understood short of the basic

Sub-Type:  Manuscript

Draft:  1st (incomplete)

Copy Type:  Typescript carbon

Date:  no-month no-day, no-year

Number of pages:  5

Additional authors/contributors:  

Language:  English

Notes:  

Location:  Archive - File Cabinet 6

Item 3 - 

First Lines:  "There is nothing", says Levi-Strauss, "which can be conceived of or understood short of the basic

Sub-Type:  Manuscript

Draft:  2nd

Copy Type:  Typescript carbon with holograph corrections

Date:  February no-day, 1968

Number of pages:  14

Additional authors/contributors:  

Language:  English

Notes:  Includes title page, footnotes and appendix, "Is Buddhism Life Denying?"

Location:  Archive - File Cabinet 6