HKLNA-Project Newsletter No. 12
Monthly Accomplishments (October 2003)
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Sollen wir die menschliche Gesellscaft
auf den Zweifel begründen
und nicht mehr auf den Glauben?

The Inquisitor in conversation with Pope Urban VIII
 in Leben des Galilei by Bertolt Brecht1
Email cover letters and questionnaire
Domestic eMail Cover Letter

Attached you will find a letter (hklna-1.pdf) providing you with a brief introduction to the HKLNA-Project. In the document are several links to the project's website including a proposal for a research project in which you are invited to participate, counsel, or endorse.

Follow the link below to see who else has been invited:

http://homepage.mac.com/moogoonghwa/earth/current/hklna/ff/fund/promotion/reach.html

EARTH looks forward to your response.

Sincerely,

橋 守
R. A. Stegemann
HKLNA-Project Director
EARTH - East Asian Research and Translation in Hong Kong
http://homepage.mac.com/moogoonghwa/earth/
tel/fax: 2630 0349

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Overseas Cover eMail Letter

Attached you will find a letter (hklna-1.pdf) providing you with a brief introduction to the HKLNA-Project. Included in the document are several links to the project's website including a proposal for a research project in which you are invited to participate, endorse, counsel, and/or fund.

Follow the link below to see who else has been invited:

http://homepage.mac.com/moogoonghwa/earth/current/hklna/ff/fund/promotion/reach.html

EARTH looks forward to your response.

Sincerely,

R. A. Stegemann
HKLNA-Project Director
EARTH - East Asian Research and Translation in Hong Kong
http://homepage.mac.com/moogoonghwa/earth/
tel/fax: 852 2630 0349

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eMail Questionnaire

Hi!

More than two weeks have passed, since EARTH invited your feedback with regard to the HKLNA-Project.  In order to assess the progress in its campaign to generate support for the proposed research, EARTH kindly requests that you respond to each of the following statements by placing an X between the appropriate set of parantheses and returning this email.
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STATEMENT: I do not recall ever having received EARTH's introduction and invitation to support the HKLNA-Project's proposed research

RESPONSE: True (   ) / False (   )
_____________________________________________

STATEMENT: I received EARTH's introduction and invitation to support the HKLNA-Project's proposed research,

RESPONSE (   )  but did not read the attached letter.

RESPONSE (   )  but after reading the attached letter cannot support the proposed research.

RESPONSE (   )  read the attached letter, but have not had time to examine EARTH's proposal. Please be patient.

RESPONSE (   )  read the attached letter, examined the proposal, but have not had time to respond. Please be patient.
______________________________________________

STATEMENT: Please send the attached letter again, so that I might have another opportunity to read it.

RESPONSE:  Agree (   ) / Do not agree (   )
______________________________________________

Finally, if you have seen the letter and/or proposal, but cannot support the project in some way, please provide a brief explanation, as to why you are unable:


______________________________________________

If you would like to see a list of others who have already been contacted, please open to the following URL:

http://homepage.mac.com/moogoonghwa/earth/current/hklna/ff/fund/promotion/reach.html

Thank you very much for your cooperation. A great many world citizens have strong potential to benefit from this project.

Sincerely,

R. A. Stegemann
HKLNA-Project Director
EARTH - East Asian Research and Translation in Hong Kong
http://homepage.mac.com/moogoonghwa/earth/
tel/fax: 852 2630 0349

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Footnote 1 (return). Translation: "Should we abandon our beliefs and found human society on doubt".  Bertolt Brecht. 1972. Leben des Galilei. 12 Der Papst. Suhrkamp Verlag, Berlin, 1962, p. 105. The play Leben des Galilei was written between the years 1938 and 1939 while Bertolt Brecht (new window) was in exile in Denmark. It was first performed in the Schauspielhaus Zürich in 1943. A revised version was performed at the Coronet Theatre in Beverly Hills, California in1947.