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Extract The editors are grateful to the Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton, literary executors for the estate of Kurt Gödel, for permission to reproduce and translate items of correspondence written by him. In addition, we thank the following individuals and institutions for providing us with copies of letters written by Gödel, and for allowing their publication herein: Dr. Beat Glaus and the ETH-Bibliothek, Zürich, for letters to Paul Bernays;Dr. Tilo Brandis, then curator of manuscripts, and the Staatsbibliothek zu Berlin, Preussischer Kulturbesitz, for letters to Heinrich Behmann and to Gotthard Günther;the Carnap Collection Committee, University of Pittsburgh Library, for letters to Rudolf Carnap;the Wiener Stadt- und Landesbibliothek, for Gödel’s letters to his mother. For permission to reproduce and translate the texts of letters to Gödel included in this volume we thank the following individuals and institutions: New York University Press, for the letters of Allan Angoff and Wilson Follett;Mrs. Emmy Behmann and Prof. Dr. Christian Thiel, for the letters of Heinrich Behmann;Dr. Beat Glaus, on behalf of the ETH-Bibliothek Zürich, and Dr. med. Ludwig Bernays, nephew of Paul Bernays, for the letters of Professor Bernays;Dr. Kenneth Blackwell, of the Bertrand Russell Archives, McMaster University, Hamilton, Ontario, the late Professor Herbert G. Bohnert of Michigan State University, and Academician Georg Brutian, of the Armenian Academy of Sciences, for their letters;Mrs. Sylvia Büchi, widow of Professor J. Richard Büchi, for his letters;Professor J. Richard Creath, on behalf of Mrs. Hanneliese Carnap Thost, for the letters of Rudolf Carnap;Alonzo Church, Jr., trust administrator for the estate of Alonzo Church, for the letters of his father, Alonzo Church;the late Professor Burton Dreben, of Harvard University, for his letters;Frau Regula Lips-Finsler, for the letters of her uncle, Professor Paul Finsler;Professor Leonard Goddard, Ferry Creek, Victoria, Australia, Professor Burke D. Grandjean of the University of Wyoming, and Professor Emeritus Marvin Jay Greenberg, of the University of California, Santa Cruz, for their letters;Prof. Dr. Claus Baldus, literary executor for the estate of Gotthard Günther, for Professor Günther’s letters.

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