Searching for Lectures of Aldous Huxley
Hello,
as the Title of this post states, I am looking for lectures Aldous Huxley held, in any format (audio recording, transcript, essays, books) in particular the lectures on human thought and expression. I've listened to this recorded talk a few times now - at some point Huxley says that he was to elaborate on some issue in a future lecture, which brings me to the conclusion that there were more lectures on this subject and that there is a good chance it existing in some form still now today.
So after spending a frustrating hour on google and other search engines and searched the archives of my University Library trying to find any other recordings or transcripts of this series of lectures, I found this forum and some members interested in transcribing a specific audio lectures of the man and promptly registered. If you have any of the said recordings, or know where they might be found, please let me know. I've also read somewhere that the recording "on human thought and expression" was made in MIT => held in MIT. If that is the case, then MIT might have archived the recordings... the question is how to get a hold of them. If you have any information of where (then and now), who and when, I'd greatly appreciate your input.
