Dangos 557 canlyniad

'The Strange World'/'Persons and Gods'; manuscript, 15pp.; incomplete typescript, 37pp.; and xerox copies of the article, two 38pp., and another, incomplete, 37pp.; with page-proofs 25pp. and 18pp. (1989 or later).

Manuscript, 1pp., and two typescripts, 2pp., beginning, "I think we are now at the stage where it is better for other contributors to come in. The main thing for me in Professor Meynell's observations is the difficulty he finds (and which others share) in making any intelligible statement (or making any sense of) about a reality alleged to beyond anything we can speak of or understand in the terms we use to refer to normal finite reality.".

Two books containing a manuscript beginning, "A very clear impression of the position to which I refer may be obtained from a recent volume by the late Professor O. C. Quick, entitled The Gospel of the New World.".

Typescript, 13pp., beginning, "I have kept to some very simple matters in this paper because I think they are the things we ought to be debating ... (a) Religious experience belongs to or is enjoyed by an individual ... (b) The main questions to ask about religious experiences are the epistemological ones about any claim to provide knowledge which they contain.".

Typescript, 6pp., of chairman's remarks for a discussion, beginning, "In launching a discussion of these excellent and very clear papers, which we have just heard, I shall confine myself almost wholly to one major issue, namely the alleged distinctness of all mental processes (seeing, hearing, imagining, thinking, reasoning, etc) and the radical distinction, as a result, between all such processes and physical or physiological processes, even those closely related to mental events.".

Typescript, 2pp., beginning, "Mr Peter Laslett, in his reply (3 May) to Lord Bessborough's letter to The Times, chooses the ground very favourably to himself in the prominence he gives to the superiority of the BBC over American commercial broadcasting.".

'Y Bardd a'r Athronydd', yn Y Llenor, cyf. XV, (Hydref 1936), tt.145-55. Atgynhyrchwyd yn H. D. Lewis, Diogelu Diwylliant ac Ysgrifau Eraill, (Lerpwl, 1945), tt.29-39. Teipysgrif anghyflawn, 11tt., a chopi o'r cylchgrawn.

'Datblygiad Gwladwriaethau Cynnar', yn Y Traethodydd, cyf. XCV, (Ionawr 1940), tt.49-57. Atgynhyrchwyd yn H. D. Lewis a J. Alun Thomas, Y Wladwriaeth a'i Hawdurdod, (Caerdydd, 1943), Pennod 1 - 'Twf y Wladwriaeth', Rhan I a II, tt.7-15. Copi o'r cylchgrawn.

Y Wladwriaeth a'i Hawdurdod, ynghyd â J. Alun Thomas, (Caerdydd, 1943). Pedwar teipysgrif : un 17tt., o tt.7-20 o'r llyfr; un arall, 29tt., o tt.7-28; un 18tt., (drafft anniwygiedig) o tt.28-36; a'r olaf, 43tt., (drafft anniwygiedig) o tt.49-74. Gydag adolygiadau, yn cynnwys rhai gan Iorweth C. Peate, D. Llewelyn Jones, Parch. G. Wynne Griffith, a "Celt" (E. Morgan Humphreys). Yn ogystal, mae llythyrau perthnasol yn ymwneud â'r llyfr, yn cynnwys rhai gan D. Emrys Evans, Herbert Morgan, Iorweth C. Peate, a B[en] B[owen] Thomas.

Adolygiad o A. Peel, The Christian Basis of Democracy (Llundain, 1943), yn Y Traethodydd, cyf. XCIX, (Gorffennaf 1944), tt.142-3. Copi o'r cylchgrawn.

'Argyfwng Rhyddid: Cynhadledd Athronyddol Urdd y Graddedigion (Harlech, Awst 1952). Sgript, 6tt., yn cynnwys newidiadau yn llaw H.D.L., o'r sgwrs radio ganddo a ddarlledwyd ar 23 Medi 1952, rhwng 6.45 a 7.00 p.m.

'Gwybod a Bod yn Sicr', adolygiad o Richard I. Aaron, Knowing and the Function of Reason, (Rhydychen, 1971), a gyhoeddwyd yn Efrydiau Athronyddol, cyf. XXXVI, (1973), tt.53-9. Llawysgrif, 10tt., a dau deipysgrif, 12tt.

'Penodiadau ein Prifysgol', yn Barn, rhif 184, (Mai 1978), tt.163-4. Atgynhyrchwyd yn H. D. Lewis, Pwy yw Iesu Grist? (gweler B/63) tt.151-5. Toriad o'r cylchgrawn, gyda gohebiaeth.

'Y Brifysgol a'r Gymru Gyfoes (Darlith Rhydfelen 1978)', yn Barn, rhif 191/192, (Rhagfyr/Ionawr 1978), tt.458-64. Atgynhyrchwyd yn H. D. Lewis, Pwy yw Iesu Grist? (gweler B/63), tt.156-71. Copi xerox o'r erthygl.