Box 3
Contains 34 Results:
"Varieties of Unbelief", 1964 December
Primarily prose works written by Merton between 1963 and 1968, as well as some poetry, translations, and Merton's MA thesis. Some manuscripts feature editorial comments by Merton and Forest. Subjects addressed include philosophy (Western and Eastern), Catholic theology and practice (primarily monasticism, prayer, and social awareness), contemporary social and political issues, and literature.
Collection is open for research.
"What Are We Seeking?", undated
Primarily prose works written by Merton between 1963 and 1968, as well as some poetry, translations, and Merton's MA thesis. Some manuscripts feature editorial comments by Merton and Forest. Subjects addressed include philosophy (Western and Eastern), Catholic theology and practice (primarily monasticism, prayer, and social awareness), contemporary social and political issues, and literature.
Collection is open for research.
"Woods, Shore, Desert: A Notebook", 1968 May, 1982
Includes correspondence to Jim Forest from the Museum of New Mexico Press.
Collection is open for research.
List of mimeographed works by Merton, after 1968
Primarily prose works written by Merton between 1963 and 1968, as well as some poetry, translations, and Merton's MA thesis. Some manuscripts feature editorial comments by Merton and Forest. Subjects addressed include philosophy (Western and Eastern), Catholic theology and practice (primarily monasticism, prayer, and social awareness), contemporary social and political issues, and literature.
Collection is open for research.
"Thomas Merton's Legacy", by Walter H. Capps, 1979 March/April
Collection is open for research.
Introduction to Merton's poetry, by Bonnie Bowman Thurston, after 1981
Collection is open for research.
"Prayer for Peace", 1962
Written by Merton, read in the House of Representatives by Congressman Frank Kowalski (D-Connecticut) on the Tuesday in Holy Week.
Collection is open for research.
"The Root of War is Fear", "A Devout Meditation in Memory of Adolf Eichmann", and "Message to Poets", after 1966
Reprint from the Community for Creative Non-Violence
Collection is open for research.
"A Signed Confession of Crimes Against the State", "Letter to an Innocent Bystander", and "Prometheus: A Meditation", after 1966
Reprint from the Community for Creative Non-Violence
Collection is open for research.