This letter provides a recommendation for Lehel Simon. It describes Lehel as a passionate yet reflective person who is highly motivated to both learn and convey his knowledge through writing and speaking. The letter notes that Lehel is doing remarkable interdisciplinary work connecting philosophy, psychology, and brain studies. It also states that Lehel works well with colleagues on interdisciplinary research and cares deeply about others. The letter writer enthusiastically recommends Lehel Simon.

1. Dear Whornever It May Concer& October 13,2008
I arn writing on behalf of Mr" Lehetr §imon
*Ph.D
fokozatra nemzetközi könyvkiadásra,
illetve nemzetközi konf,e,rencir{krendezésére."otr cane to,know him in the course of a six
month sabbaíical tr spent in Hungary during the Fall of 2006 as rarell as a subsequent trip
during the summer of 2006.
Lehel is a very passionate yet_reflective p§r§oíl. }Ie is extremely nrotivated as far as learning is
concenred- He is no less motivated to convey his knowledge, thoughts, and ideas in both the
rarritúen and the spoken word. Hp loves intpllectuat exchanges.
Mr. Simon is one of the forernost scholars of pr,ocess thougbt it has been m} privilegeto
know in Hungary. He is doing some remarkable, truly "cutting Qdgeo' inter-disciplinary and
trans-,discrplinary work conneeting philosoptriy,, psychologR
1d eax stuaies."
Lehel works extrernely well wiflt colleagues, especially in the context of inter-disciplinary
reseaích. He cares deeply abouí oíbers arrd otlrem care,about him. He has deep empathy for
and understanding of strrdents. íIorolaíes well to people a§ío§§ tbe gerrerations.
I recomrnend Lehel Simon enthusiastieaXly.
Sincerely,
,
Leslie (Les) A. Muray, Ph.D
(Dt,. Muray Laszlo)
Professor of Philosophy and Religion
Curry Gollege
Milton, MA 02186
U,s,A.
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