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Size | 26.5 feet of linear shelf space (approximately 15000 items) |
Abstract | Correspondence, writings, interviews, and other material of white philosophy professor, E. Maynard Adams (1919-2003), chiefly documenting his professional life as a philosopher and faculty member at the University of North Carolina, but also including letters from Adams to his parents, 1937-1983. The collection contains Adams's professional correspondence and drafts of his writings as well as interviews with Adams by professors and students, films, and photographs of Adams. The interviews are primarily about Adams's ideas about important philosophical issues. Included are discussions of humanism, naturalism, metaphysics, logic, language, religion, morality, ethics, and Adams's criticisms of the economic system and ideas about structuring a humanistic economic system. Some interviews also discuss his life and the history of the University of North Carolina and its Department of Philosophy. Also included are audiocassettes of philosophy classes taught by Adams. |
Creator | Adams, E. M. (Elie Maynard), 1919- |
Curatorial Unit | University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Library. Southern Historical Collection. |
Language | English |
Processed by: Linda Sellars with the assistance of Dana Lanier and Alicia Reeves May 1997 with subsequent additions
Encoded by: ByteManagers Inc., 2008
Updated: April 2019; Nancy Kaiser, January 2021
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Elie Maynard Adams (1919-2003), philosopher; assistant professor-Kenan Professor of Philosophy, 1948-1979; and chair of the faculty, 1976-1979, at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
Personal:
Born 29 December 1919, Clarkton, Va.
Parents: Wade Hampton and Bessie Calloway Adams.
Married Phyllis Margaret Stevenson, 22 December 1942.
Two children.
Education:
B.A., 1941, M.A., 1944, University of Richmond, Richmond, Va.
B.D., 1944, Colgate-Rochester Divinity School, Rochester, N.Y.
M.A., 1947, Ph.D., 1948, Harvard University, Cambridge, Mass.
Career:
Ohio University 1947-1948 Assistant professor of philosophy
University of North Carolina
1948-1953 Assistant professor of philosophy
1951-1952 Director, Free World Institute
1953-1958 Associate professor of philosophy
1958-1971 Professor of philosophy
1966 (summer) Visiting professor of philosophy, University of Southern California
1960-1965 Chair, Dept. of Philosophy
1970-1972 Director, Curriculum in Peace, War, and Defense
1971 (summer) Visiting professor of philosophy, State University of New York at Albany
1971-1990 Kenan professor of philosophy
1976-1979 Chair of the Faculty
1977 (summer) Visiting professor of philosophy, University of Calgary, Alberta, Canada
1990- Kenan professor of philosophy emeritus
1994-1995 Nelson Ferebee Taylor professor of philosophy
Books:
Fundamentals of General Logic, 1954
Logic Problems, 1954
Language of Value (with others), 1957
Ethical Naturalism and the Modern World View, 1960
Categorical Analysis: Selected Essays of Everett W. Hall, ed.
Common Sense Realism: Critical Essays on the Philosophy of Everett W. Hall, ed., Southern Journal of Philosophy, vol. 4 (fall), 1966
Philosophy and the Modern Mind, 1975
The Idea of America (with others), 1977
The Metaphysics of Self and World: Toward a Humanistic Philosophy, 1991
Religion and Cultural Freedom, 1993
A Society Fit for Human Beings, 1997
Back to TopCorrespondence, writings, interviews, and other material of E. Maynard Adams, chiefly documenting his professional life as a philosopher and faculty member at the University of North Carolina, but also including letters from Adams to his parents, 1937-1983. The collection contains Adams's professional correspondence and drafts of his writings as well as interviews with Adams by professors and students, films, and photographs of Adams. The interviews are primarily about Adams's ideas about important philosophical issues. Included are discussions of humanism, naturalism, metaphysics, logic, language, religion, morality, ethics, and Adams's criticisms of the economic system and ideas about structuring a humanistic economic system. Some interviews also discuss his life and the history of the University of North Carolina and its Department of Philosophy. The additions of 1997 and 1998 contain audiotapes of some of Adams's class lectures on value theory and metaphysics in 1983-1989.
Personal letters of Adams to family and friends recounting daily life and social relations. This also includes letters discussing public lectures, letters to politicians discussing the role of the University of North Carolina, and letters and articles about the proposed philosophy center to be headed by Adams. In addition, there is a report of the faculty committee on the future of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill given to the faculty council in November 1969. Adams wrote the central committee report and resolutions for this report.
Audio tapes of Adams's lectures.
Synopses of interviews conducted by Glenn Blackburn of E. Maynard Adams, as well as of various former students including Jude Dougherty, James von Frank, William Friday and Seth Holtzman. In addition, the collection contains articles and speeches composed by Glenn Blackburn discussion various aspects of the life and work of E. Maynard Adams. Finally, the collection contains photocopies of several letters written by Adams to Glenn Backburn for the purpose of clarifying aspects of Adams's philosophy.
Back to TopCorrespondence and other material documenting Adams's activities as philosopher and professor at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Papers have been placed in new folders, but the original order and folder titles have been retained. Similar materials are found in each of the three subseries. For some subjects, researchers will need to consult more than one subseries. For example, correspondence about the Executive Seminars in the Humanities are filed under "E" in Subseries 1.1 and under "Executive Seminars in the Humanities" in Subseries 1.2.
Professional correspondence includes letters about publication of books and papers, attendance and presentations at conferences, classes taught, requests for recommendations for students and former students, and other correspondence with colleagues and friends.
Folder 1-4
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Folder 5-12
Folder 5Folder 6Folder 7Folder 8Folder 9Folder 10Folder 11Folder 12 |
B |
Folder 13-17
Folder 13Folder 14Folder 15Folder 16Folder 17 |
C |
Folder 18-19
Folder 18Folder 19 |
D |
Folder 20-22
Folder 20Folder 21Folder 22 |
E |
Folder 23-24
Folder 23Folder 24 |
F |
Folder 25-28
Folder 25Folder 26Folder 27Folder 28 |
G |
Folder 29-39
Folder 29Folder 30Folder 31Folder 32Folder 33Folder 34Folder 35Folder 36Folder 37Folder 38Folder 39 |
H |
Folder 40-41
Folder 40Folder 41 |
J |
Folder 42-44
Folder 42Folder 43Folder 44 |
K |
Folder 45-47
Folder 45Folder 46Folder 47 |
L |
Folder 48-50
Folder 48Folder 49Folder 50 |
M |
Folder 51 |
N |
Folder 52-53
Folder 52Folder 53 |
O |
Folder 54-56
Folder 54Folder 55Folder 56 |
P |
Folder 57 |
Q |
Folder 58-60
Folder 58Folder 59Folder 60 |
R |
Folder 61-67
Folder 61Folder 62Folder 63Folder 64Folder 65Folder 66Folder 67 |
S |
Folder 68-72
Folder 68Folder 69Folder 70Folder 71Folder 72 |
T |
Folder 73 |
U |
Folder 74-75
Folder 74Folder 75 |
V |
Folder 76-79
Folder 76Folder 77Folder 78Folder 79 |
W |
Folder 80 |
X |
Folder 81 |
Y |
Folder 82 |
Z |
Folder 224 |
1942-47 |
Folder 225 |
1948-1949 |
Folder 226-227
Folder 226Folder 227 |
1950 |
Folder 228-229
Folder 228Folder 229 |
1951 |
Folder 230-231
Folder 230Folder 231 |
1952 |
Folder 232-234
Folder 232Folder 233Folder 234 |
1953 |
Folder 235-236
Folder 235Folder 236 |
1954 |
Folder 237-238
Folder 237Folder 238 |
1955 |
Folder 239-240
Folder 239Folder 240 |
1956 |
Folder 241-242
Folder 241Folder 242 |
1957 |
Folder 243-245
Folder 243Folder 244Folder 245 |
1958 |
Folder 246-249
Folder 246Folder 247Folder 248Folder 249 |
1959 |
Folder 250-252
Folder 250Folder 251Folder 252 |
1960 |
Folder 253 |
1961 |
Arrangement: alphabetical.
Typescripts, some with marginal comments, of Adams's books. Also included are correspondence with publishers about some books and reviews of some books.
Arrangement: alphabetical.
Short writings by E. M. Adams, including drafts of and correspondence about scholarly papers, op. ed. pieces, reports on departments and programs in UNC and other institutions, speeches, and other items.
Folder 328 |
The American Experiment |
Folder 329-331
Folder 329Folder 330Folder 331 |
The American Philosophical Quarterly |
Folder 332 |
Course Outlines, Study Questions, and Exams |
Folder 333-341
Folder 333Folder 334Folder 335Folder 336Folder 337Folder 338Folder 339Folder 340Folder 341 |
Editorials |
Folder 342 |
Faculty Seminar, 1983/84 |
Folder 343-344
Folder 343Folder 344 |
Papers |
Folder 345-346
Folder 345Folder 346 |
Peace, War, and Defense |
Folder 347 |
Philosophical Approach to God |
Folder 348-350
Folder 348Folder 349Folder 350 |
Reports |
Folder 351 |
Research University and Its Environments |
Folder 352 |
ROTC |
Folder 353-357
Folder 353Folder 354Folder 355Folder 356Folder 357 |
Science, Technology, and Human Values |
Folder 358-361
Folder 358Folder 359Folder 360Folder 361 |
Speaking Engagements |
Folder 362 |
Spectator Magazine |
Folder 363-366
Folder 363Folder 364Folder 365Folder 366 |
Speeches |
Folder 367 |
Tenure |
Folder 368-369
Folder 368Folder 369 |
The Theoretical and the Practical |
Folder 370 |
Miscellaneous Articles and Writings |
Copies of Adams's scholarly papers, which were bound together in eight volumes.
Arrangement: chronological.
Nineteen interviews with E. M. Adams by philosophers and students, most of whom were employed by or studying at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Most of the interviews are about Adams's ideas about philosophy. Some also discuss his life and the history of the University of North Carolina and the Department of Philosophy.
Audiocassette C-4814/1-2
C-4814/1C-4814/2 |
With James Coley, 18 June 1995Graduate student, Dept. of Philosophy, UNC-CH. Adams's metaphilosophy; linguistic analysis; value realism and its ontological implications; the relevance of philosophy, especially value realism, for the culture, society, and the individual; religion and criticism of fundamentalism; the role of emotion in the perception of moral truth; self-development; the failure of capitalism and how a new humanistic economic order might be structured. |
Audiocassette C-4814/3 |
With Ed Thompson, 20 June 1995Assistant Professor of Philosophy, University of Saskatchewan at Saskatoon. Philosophical education; the destructive effects of naturalism in the culture; criticisms of the economic system; humanistic reconception of the economic system; religion as a humanistic institution; religion as empirical, open to criticism, and webbed into culture. |
Audiocassette C-4814/4-5
C-4814/4C-4814/5 |
With Seth Holtzman, 23 June 1995Graduate student, Dept. of Philosophy, UNC-CH. How philosophy arises; philosophical history; philosophy different from science; early medieval philosophy and science; philosophy as a categorical discipline; humanism and science. |
Audiocassette C-4814/6-7
C-4814/6C-4814/7 |
With Seth Holtzman 26 June 1995Religion; the philosophical grounding of religion; meaning and truth in religious claims and stories; conflict between the individual and the community with regard to religious understanding; Judaism, Christianity, and universality in religion. |
Audiocassette C-4814/8-9
C-4814/8C-4814/9 |
With Robert Mann, 28 June 1995Professor of Mathematics Emeritus, UNC-CH. Tension between being a Southerner and an intellectual; history of Adams's ancestors in Virginia; early felt problems in Southern culture: tobacco and racism/religion; later felt problem: science and liberalism of thought versus religion and authoritarianism of thought; interest in improving the South; University life in the late 1940s and the 1950s; cultural criticism and yet optimism; our self-corrective powers; the modern rejection of values and freedom from norms; the normative constitution of selfhood as the ground of ethical norms; objective truth, values, and freedom; students, curricula, and ethics; value knowledge. |
Audiocassette C-4814/10-11
C-4814/10C-4814/11 |
With Seth Holtzman, 7 July 1995Logic and ethics as twins; reason and feeling in logic; logical and metaphysical necessity; the nature of possibility; logic and naturalism; logic education; reason and feeling in ethics. |
Audiocassette C-4814/12-13
C-4814/12C-4814/13 |
With Seth Holtzman, 11 July 1995Nature of grammar; the ground of grammar; nature of language; logical grammar; languages can be better or worse; purpose of language; nature of linguistic expression: talking and writing as thinking; the structure of language and the structure of the world; language acquisition; teaching language; naturalism and nominalism; conceptualization and the world; consciousness and intentional content; naturalistic approach to mind and language. |
Audiocassette C-4814/14-15
C-4814/14C-4814/15 |
With Seth Holtzman, 17 July 1995Epistemology of meaning: analogies and disanalogies to sensory perception and value experience; comparison with causality; rational insight; perceptual activity; perception and conceptualization; our semantic environment; activity in value experience; interpretation in perception; logical form and meaning; ethics and the self; character formation and good habits; ethical standards; moral education; our normative self-concept; criticism of this self-concept and comparison to scientific understanding and criticism; moral character, judgement, and action; marks of knowledge of the morally good person; successful living; our governing human imperative; rights and responsibilities; personhood; morality grounded in our inner constitution; moral philosophy and the ethical enterprise. |
Audiocassette C-4814/16 |
With Robert Mann, 19 July 1995Value realism, moral realism, and natural law ethics; moral laws; capitalism and morality; humanistic thought and humanistic values; the rise of materialistic values and a naturalistic civilization; the clash of knowledge and wisdom; living a life and gaining wisdom; knowledge and wisdom as one in pre-modern thought; Adams's approach to the philosophical problems of modern thought; the need to preserve what's good in modern thought. |
Audiocassette C-4814/17 |
With Seth Holtzman, 23 July 1995Conceptual analysis as philosophical method; C. I. Lewis's view of conceptual analysis; pragmatic vs. realistic accounts of the a priori; metaphysics as informative of the world; the philosophical enterprise; philosophy and culture; philosophy as cultural criticism; Adams vs. Kant on getting an integrated culture and a coherent world view; the possibility of realistic metaphysics; conceptual analysis and realism; categorical analysis of sensory experience; philosophical errors generate skepticism; categorical analysis in general; categorical implications of lived experience; our conception of pain and its implications for value; the conception of happiness; philosophy as practical and vitally important. |
Audiocassette C-4814/18-19
C-4814/18C-4814/19 |
With Seth Holtzman, 30 July 1995Meaning, interpretation, and truth; the authority of self-knowledge; art and multiple correct interpretations; the context for determining meaning; integration as a criterion in interpretation; art and the artist; meaning and cultural understanding; assessing interpretations; judicial and theological interpretation; coherence and objectivity; the context of assumptions and presuppositions; decision using judgment not rules; juries and decisions; escape from systems; moral degeneracy in the larger culture; the rise of materialistic values; capitalism and the private sector; reconception of economic services and institutions; reconception of a legislator; civic humanism; historical interpretation; the civilizational context; modern Western civilization. |
Audiocassette C-4814/20 |
With Charles "Kit" Crittendon, 1 August 1995Professor of philosophy, California State University at Northridge. Adams's early philosophical development in UNC's philosophy department; Martin Lean and Bill Poteat; cross-disciplinary faculty discussion groups; Adams's proposal about democracy; Everett Hall; joint projects between UNC and Duke philosophy departments; C. I. Lewis; value metaphysics; value epistemology. |
Audiocassette C-4814/21 |
With Geoff Sayre McCord, 13 October 1995Gillian T. Cell Professor of Philosophy, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Connection between doing philosophy and leading a meaningful life; self-concept and culture; need to master oneself; liberal education and philosophy; self-criticism; need to place our lives in the world as we understand it; philosophy needed to define a world and a self; need for reflection in our lives; felt problems spur reflection; need for disciplined ways of reflection to resolve problems. |
Audiocassette C-4814/22 |
With Bill Lycan, 25 October 1995William Rand Kenan, Jr., Professor of Philosophy, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Lycan's naturalistic philosophy of mind; Lycan versus Adams on the nature of intentional; reducibility or non-reducibility of the semantic; the semantic as categorically unique and not a property; semantic states and acts are not properties; to treat them as properties betrays prior metaphysical commitments; nor are the emergent properties; mental causality; causality and metaphysics; naturalistic metaphysical commitments in philosophy; modern naturalism versus humanism arising from different human needs; metaphysical and epistemological implications of the humanistic perspective; is there a need for naturalistic reduction of humanistic phenomena?; the power of science to produce consensus; scientific explanation presupposes a world view that is dominant; we need a humanistic conception of ourselves; the nature of metaphysics; conflicting metaphysical accounts of ourselves; metaphysical compatibilism. |
Audiocassette C-4814/23 |
With Warren Nord, 17 November 1995Lecturer in the Department of Philosophy and Director of the Program in the Humanities and Human Values, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Oral history from 1947-1950s: Adams's desire to teach at a Southern university; one-year job at Ohio University; hired at UNC; involvement in the life of the university; Frank Porter Graham; race at UNC; communism at UNC; the Free World Institute; other issues at the university; UNC administrators; Paul Green. |
Audiocassette C-4814/24-25
C-4814/24C-4814/25 |
With Warren Nord, 22 November 1995Oral history from 1950s to 1960s: the department in 1948 and through the 1950s; Everett Hall; Louis Katsoff; Adams as Chairman of the department; Richard Smyth; hiring new members; Adams's vision of the department; Adams's conception of philosophical education; race in the 1960s; anti-war activism; the counter-culture and its philosophy; the Vietnam War; the curriculum in Peace, War, and Defense. |
Audiocassette C-4814/26 |
With Art Romano, 2 December 1995Undergraduate, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. What led Adams into teaching; discovery that problems he felt were cultural; his attempts to resolve those problems; the task of humanistic research centers; basic presuppositions of modern Western civilization. |
Audiocassette C-4814/27 |
With Eric Rush, 10 December 1995Undergraduate, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Adams's early concern to make sense of value knowledge; contra emotivism and existentialism; value objectivity needed for freedom and democracy; rejection of naturalistic attempts; value experience as epistemic and intentionalistic; correcting our naturalistic culture; the role of philosophy in cultural correction--e.g., religion, morality, and knowledge; need to reconstruct the epistemological and metaphysical assumptions in the culture; our modern world view leads to ecological disaster; culture and society directed toward human growth; how individuals can help shift the culture; Adams's felt obligation to teach; other centers of humanistic studies; Adams's conception of a center for humanistic study; Adams's personal meditation. |
Audiocassette C-4814/28-29
C-4814/28C-4814/29 |
With Bill Lycan, 13 April 1996Epistemology; areas of agreement; empiricism too restricted if limited to factual data, and semantic nature of objects of knowledge; Adams's theory of knowledge; inferential knowledge and probability; methodology in epistemology; coherence; foundations: categorical commitments and epistemic encounters; the occurrence of thoughts and their etiology; inference and creativity; holism in mental causality; responses to skepticism: basic presuppositions; skepticism rests on philosophical mistakes: skepticism about external physical objects and about values; broader conception of causality; modern scientific framework of thought and its limits; need for a humanistic framework of thought; reconstruction of modern thought; knowledge of other minds; philosophy of mind; perceptual understanding. |
Audiocassette C-4814/30-37
C-4814/30C-4814/31C-4814/32C-4814/33C-4814/34C-4814/35C-4814/36C-4814/37 |
Idea of America seminars, 1976: 30. Monday, Peter Gay |
C-4814/30C-4814/31C-4814/32C-4814/33C-4814/34C-4814/35C-4814/36C-4814/37 |
Idea of America seminars, 1976: 31. Tuesday, Frederick Olafson |
C-4814/30C-4814/31C-4814/32C-4814/33C-4814/34C-4814/35C-4814/36C-4814/37 |
Idea of America seminars, 1976: 32. Wednesday, Kariel |
C-4814/30C-4814/31C-4814/32C-4814/33C-4814/34C-4814/35C-4814/36C-4814/37 |
Idea of America seminars, 1976: 33. Thursday, Lipset |
C-4814/30C-4814/31C-4814/32C-4814/33C-4814/34C-4814/35C-4814/36C-4814/37 |
Idea of America seminars, 1976: 34. Friday, Bloomfield |
C-4814/30C-4814/31C-4814/32C-4814/33C-4814/34C-4814/35C-4814/36C-4814/37 |
Idea of America seminars, 1976: 35. Saturday |
C-4814/30C-4814/31C-4814/32C-4814/33C-4814/34C-4814/35C-4814/36C-4814/37 |
Idea of America seminars, 1976: 36. Saturday, 1st hour |
C-4814/30C-4814/31C-4814/32C-4814/33C-4814/34C-4814/35C-4814/36C-4814/37 |
Idea of America seminars, 1976: 37. Saturday, 2nd hour |
Audiocassette C-4814/38 |
Interview with E. M. Adams on WCHL, about Religion and Cultural Freedom (1993) |
Audiocassette C-4814/39-40
C-4814/39C-4814/40 |
Telephone conversations of a reporter for the Bradenton Herald (Fla.), 1974?. |
Videotape VT-4814/1 |
1992-1993. Interviews with E. M Adams by Bill Friday and Warren Nord and interviews with former students of Adams. |
Videotape VT-4814/2 |
9 April 1988. Panel discussion: "Founding and Early History of the Southern Regional Education Board's Committee on Statistics." Virginia Commonwealth University. Adams is NOT on the panel. |
Film F-4814/1 |
Poole Feature-NCTW |
Film F-4814/2 |
UNC Philosophy Titles |
Film F-4814/3 |
WUNC-TV Ekta Original Heads "Campus Scenes" |
Film F-4814/4 |
UNC Philosophy Symposium #3; Dept. of Philosophy-Chisholm |
Film F-4814/5 |
UNC Philosophy Symposium #3; "Reason and Conduct"-Henry Aiken, Harvard University |
Film F-4814/6 |
Titles Original Philosophy Symposia |
Film F-4814/7 |
Philosophy Symposium #8; Turbayne Original |
Film F-4814/8 |
Philosophy Symposium #9; "Conceptual Thinking"-Korner |
Arrangement: chronological.
Letters from Adams to his mother, 1937-1941; to mother and dad, 1942-1963; to mother, 1963-1982; and to and from his daughter, 1983-1993.
Folder 399 |
1937 |
Folder 400 |
1938 |
Folder 401-402
Folder 401Folder 402 |
1939 |
Folder 403-404
Folder 403Folder 404 |
1940 |
Folder 405-406
Folder 405Folder 406 |
1941 |
Folder 407 |
1942 |
Folder 408 |
1943 |
Folder 409 |
1944 |
Folder 410-411
Folder 410Folder 411 |
1945 |
Folder 412-413
Folder 412Folder 413 |
1946 |
Folder 414 |
1947 |
Folder 415-416
Folder 415Folder 416 |
1948 |
Folder 417 |
1949 |
Folder 418 |
1950 |
Folder 419 |
1951 |
Folder 420 |
1952 |
Folder 421 |
1953 |
Folder 422 |
1955 |
Folder 423 |
1956 |
Folder 424 |
1957 |
Folder 425 |
1958 |
Folder 426 |
1959 |
Folder 427 |
1960 |
Folder 428 |
1961 |
Folder 429 |
1962 |
Folder 430 |
1963 |
Folder 431 |
1964 |
Folder 432 |
1965 |
Folder 433 |
1966 |
Folder 434 |
1967 |
Folder 435 |
1968 |
Folder 436 |
1969 |
Folder 437 |
1970 |
Folder 438 |
1971 |
Folder 439 |
1972 |
Folder 440 |
1973 |
Folder 441 |
1974 |
Folder 442 |
1975 |
Folder 443 |
1976 |
Folder 444 |
1977 |
Folder 445 |
1978 |
Folder 446 |
1979 |
Folder 447 |
1980 |
Folder 448-449
Folder 448Folder 449 |
1981 |
Folder 450 |
1982 |
Folder 451 |
1983-1993 |
Arrangement: alphabetical.
Folder 452 |
Blackburn, Glenn: Biographer |
Folder 453-454
Folder 453Folder 454 |
Clippings and Letters about Professional Activities |
Folder 455 |
Colgate-Rochester Divinity School |
Folder 456 |
Curriculum Vitae |
Folder 457 |
Grades |
Folder 458 |
Harvard University |
Folder 459 |
High School Diploma |
Folder 460-461
Folder 460Folder 461 |
Honors and Awards |
Folder 462-464
Folder 462Folder 463Folder 464 |
Letters and Testimonials |
Image P-4814/1-2
P-4814/1P-4814/2 |
Photographs of E. Maynard Adams, 1990 and undated. |
Acquisitions Information: Accession 97095.
Folder 465 |
Correspondence |
Folder 466 |
Faculty report |
Acquisitions Information: Accessions 97106 and 98001.
Acquisitions Information: Accession 98819
Folder 467 |
Synopses, 1998-2000 |
Folder 468 |
Interviews, 1996-1998 |
Folder 469 |
Adams-Blackburn Letters, 1996-1998 |
Folder 470 |
Articles and Speeches, 1997-1999 |
Acquisitions Information: Accessions 99002, 99129, 99223, 99255, 99362, 99817, 99856, 100065, and 100425.
Box 52 |
Transcripts, 1997-2001Acquisitions Information: Accession 99002 (Addition of July 2001). |
Interviews, 1999-2001Acquisitions Information: Accession 99129 (Addition of October 2001). |
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Collected papers, Volume VIII, circa 1997-2002Acquisitions Information: Accession 99223 (Addition of April 2002). Personal matters, philosophical papers, and newspaper letters and columns. |
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Transcripts, 1999-2002Acquisitions Information: Accession 99255 (Addition of May 2002). |
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Transcript, 2002Acquisitions Information: Accession 99362 (Addition of June 2002). |
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Interviews 2002-2003Acquisitions Information: Accession 99817 (Addition of June 2004). |
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PapersAcquisitions Information: Accession 99856 (Addition of July 2004). Includes materials related to John Shelby Spong, bishop in the Episcopal Church and a theologian. |
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Interview agreements, circa 2000sAcquisitions Information: Accession 100065 (Addition of May 2005). |
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Transcript of "Tape 1"Acquisitions Information: Accession 100425 (Addition of April 2006). Processing Information: "Tape 1" may refer to an audio cassette in an unprocessed accession (Acc. 100354). |