RECORDS: 101 - 125 of 3409
Are you lonesome tonight? : 1 audiocassette tape.
There are some records in box 14 as well.
Around the Samovar : 33 1/3 rpm, 12 inch long-playing record.
Around the world in stereo : 33 1/3 rpm, 12 inch long-playing record.
Article, 2017
Literary Hub website, “Life Advice from the Late Robert M. Pirsig: A Little Wisdom from the Iconic Author of Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance,” by Emily Temple. 4 pages of quotes from ZMM and Lila.
Article, 2017
Literary Hub website, “The Most Rejected Books of All Time,” by Emily Temple. 4 pages of a longer article. Includes Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance as having been rejected 121 times before being accepted by William Morrow & Co. Quote by James Jim Landis.
Article, 1995-2000
Subjects, Objects, Data and Values, written by Robert Pirsig, originally presented in Brussels at the Einstein Meets Magritte conference May 29-June 3, 1995, then published in 2000 by Kluwer Academic Publishers. Four copies of the typeset article. Correspondence about royalties on this article from Janklow & Nesbit.
Article, framed, 2017-2018
“Zen and the Art of Making Great Products -- Apple University’s Thoughts Between Classes,” sent to Wendy Pirsig after death of Robert Pirsig by Joel Podolny, Dean of Apple University. Accompanying note says a room was named for Pirsig. Apple Computer.
Article, magazine, 1959
Uneven Traffic Loads Call For Flexible Sewage Works, written by Robert Pirsig, Engineering News-Record. No byline, but collected by Pirsig among other writings.
Article, newspaper, 1964
Page of St. Paul Pioneer Press with article “Ore Industry Research Asked,” by the Associated Press. Robert says he did not work for the AP (did write for United Press) and does not recognize any articles on the page. Nancy Pirsig was a copy editor at the Pioneer Press at about this time, but in 2014 he cannot remember why this page was saved..
Article, newspaper, 1976
Minneapolis Star, “End of Whynot trip not dream deferred,” by Blair Charnley and Zeke Wigglesworth, former reporters for the paper, about their voyage Minneapolis-built trimaran sailboat ended in Florida after dream trip around the world was aborted. Story helped provide impetus or angle for Robert Pirsig’s article about sailing and depression (eventually published in Esquire as “Cruising Blues and their Cure.”)
Article, photocopy, 1959
Doctor Schnabel, written by Robert Pirsig, copyright Paul S. Amidon and Associates, Minneapolis, an educational project of the Iowa Hospital Association. No byline but later identified by Robert Pirsig as author. Children’s story about a doctor working to save people during the Black Death, and modern hospitals today. 22 pages scanned and reprinted by Pirsig c. 2000. He said his own large nose made him identify with the beaked appearance of the masked doctor of the 1300s.
Article, photocopy, 1976
In Praise of Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance by Tim Crusius, in Western Speech Communication, autographed by Crusius. Robert Pirsig met Crusius at the Modern Language Convention in 1981.PA-OK
Article, photocopy, 1975-1976
Article, photocopy, 1985-2000
Article and photos about drug effects on spiders making webs. Saved in a folder labeled, “Lila Pix.”
Article, photocopy, 1987-1989
Article and photos about William James Sidis, including article in Yankee Magazine that led to Robert Pirsig writing about Sidis in his book Lila.
Article, set, 1970-1980
Writings about yoga and Buddhism and Hinduism by friend of Robert Pirsig, David White, professor at Macalester College. Beverly White. About 300 typed pages.
Article, transcript, photocopy, 1976
German article/book review about Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance, published by S. Fischer Verlag, Frankfurt: “Zum Lesen Empfohlen,: by Norddeutscher Rundfunk. 9 typewritten pages.
Articles
Articles, news, clippings
Artistotle With An English Translation: ..., 1959-1960
Ascenseur pour L"Echafaud Miles Davis Quintet : 33 1/3 rpm, 12 inch long-playing record.
Aspects of love : 1 audio compact disc; 4 3/4 inch.
At the drop of a hat : 33 1/3 rpm, 12 inch long-playing record.
Atlantic City : 33 1/3 rpm, 12 inch long-playing record.
Audio cassette tape, 1991-1992
Audio cassette of Lila, written by Robert Pirsig, abridgment recorded by Will Patton.