Sorokin, Pitirim A. - Manuscripts and Papers - University Library ...

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Russkaia mysl (1923); a question about the number of intellectuals
who left Russia during and after the Revolution; and a question
about the leaders of "Smenovekhovism" before the Revolution.
N-2 NEMESCHY, Robert 9. [November, 1961 -January, 1962. 9 i tems] Correspondence
re: Nemeschy's proposal to merge the departments of
sociology and psychology at the Inter American University of Puerto
Rico; a request for Sorokin to recommend someone for a position in
the Division of Behavioral Science at Inter American University of
Puerto Rico; an invitation for Sorokin to take the chairmanship of
the Department of Behavioral Sciences; an invitation for Sorokin
to present three lectures at the Fiftieth Anniversary of the Inter
American University of Puerto Rico; Sorokin's decline of the
invitation.
N-3 NEUNDORFFER, Miss Ruth. [January, 1950-March, 1957. 9 i terns] Correspondence
re: an appointment to see Sorokin; a request for Sorokin
to explain what should be included in the description and analysis
of a creative social relationship between two or more people; publication
of a Symposium volume on Altruism and Sorokin's American
ood neighbors and Christian saints; a copy of Neundorffer's "Germany:
! report"; Neundorffer's application to be a member of the International
Association for a Study and Application of Altruism;
request for 1 iterature concerning the activities of the new Research
Society for Creative A1 truism.
N-4 NEW HAMPSHIRE UNIVERSITY. [January-Apri 1 , 1956. 6 i tems] Correspondence
re: an invitation for Sorokin to speak at the 6th Annual
Conference on Religion; an explanation of the theme of the Conference:
"What means the most to you?"; the organizing and incorporating
of a new national Research Society for Creative Altruism; Sorokin's
questions about the Conference; Sorokin's main topic of his talk
"That moral transfiguration of man and man-made universe is the most
important business on today's agenda of history".
N-5 NEW LEADER. [May-December, 1956. 8 i tems] Correspondence re: Soroki n ' s
review of Dwight MacDonald's book The Ford Foundation; an invitation
for Sorokin to review any other books that he likes; Sorokin's request
for the New leader to give a review of his book Fads and
foibles in modern sociology; Sorokin's laconic note that New leader
did not give a review of his book.
N-6 NEW MEXICO ASSOCIATION ON INDIAN AFFAIRS. [November, 1953-September,
1955. 7 items] Correspondence re: protection of Indian rights
and properties; Sorokin's inability to help the Indians' cause; a
copy of a "Memorandum on preparing youth for work in Indian com-
munities"; a copy of a News Letter New Mexico Association on Indian
Affairs; Sorokin's inquiry as to why the government and the Bureau
of Indian Affairs cannot help in financing the education of Ameri-
can Indians.