AristoSantiago

How embarrassing to find the answer shortly after posting the question. I'll have to be more careful in future.

http://www.objectivistliving.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=614&st=40

Thanks to Ellen Stuttle in posting #45 on the above thread!

I'm getting ready to re-visit ItOE, and I wonder if anyone knows who any of these various professors were. The only one I know is that "G" was supposedly Allan Gotthelf, from his own claim on HBL, which someone emailed me many years ago. Unfortunately, I can't locate it. But it seems so many on this list actually knew A.R., so I think this is the best chance to find out.

Page of first entry into discussions (some additional pages for less frequent participants):

A - p. 137;

B - p. 139

C - p. 141

D - p. 141

E - p. 144

F - p. 153

G - p. 159 Allan Gotthelf; 275;281;

H - p. 188;200;233;295-6;299;

I - p. 195

J - p. 196

K - p. 245;245;251;264-5

L - p. 275

M - p. 302-3;

ND,

Nearly...

I have 20 more posts to edit.

Robert

This is the most amazing thread! The transcripts here alone are sufficient to make this a top site for Objectivists.

Does this mean that 20 more were coming? What happened to them?

Robert, "The Neurosis of the Intellectual" was "in the rotation" of BPO for at least two years.

I found reading Linda Tannehill's 1967 typed up notes personally clarifying and liberating, even though I had long ago worked my way through related personal problems without their benefit. I can't tell you (mainly from acute embarrassment) how many marital and intellectual situations were impacted by this neurosis, before I got into a support group that finally helped me deal with it.

I think I will at least post an outline of Tannehill's lecture notes, so that it will be clearer what the scope and import of the lecture was. Maybe in a day or two....REB

Did the Tannehill Lecture note outline or contents ever get posted?

Secondly, I apologize as sincerely and deeply as I can for the horrendously error-ridden index of The Vision of Ayn Rand, and I hereby announce that I am in the process of re-doing it -- i.e., DOING IT RIGHT this time. I will post it here, there, anywhere it makes sense to post it, and I will make it available to Jim Peron @ Cobden Press for (what I hope will be) future editions of the book.

Best to all for the holidays,

REB

I wonder if there has been any progress on the index?