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

N-l7 NORTHROP, (Prof. ) F. S .C. [October, 7947-November, 1960. 23 i terns]
Correspondence re: Northrop's comments on one of Soroki n ' s manu-
scripts; publ ication of Sorokin's chapter in the philosophy of
cul ture volume; Sorokin ' s reference to G. L. Dorsay' s "Two object-
ive bases for a world-wide legal order" ; a copy of Northrop's
biographical data and a list of his publications; Sorokin's comments
on Northrop's Ideological differences and world order; Sorokin
finishing a draft of two small monographs about 1000 American good
neighbors and 3500 Christian Catholic saints; an invitation for
Northrop to deliver a series of lectures on "Ideological differences
and a legal world order" at the Australian Institute of International
Affairs; a conference concerning the possibility of formulating a
technical economic doctrine midway between the 1 aissez-fai re doct-
rine of Jevons and the Austrian School on the right and the Marxist
Labor theory of economic value on the left; Sorokin's comments on
Northrop's paper "Einstein's conception of science" ; Soroki n's
attempt to finish his work on Recent philosophies of history; Soro-
kin's comments on Northrop's interesting paper "Moore's legal
science"; a request for Northrop to republish his paper in Sorokin's
symposium volume Techniques of a1 truistic transfigurations of human
beings and groups; the use of Northrop's books in Sorokin's sociology
classes; an invitation for Sorokin to go to Germany in order to see
the German situation; a request for a reprint of Northrop's "Philo-
sophical anthropology and world law" ; Soroki n' s invitation to Northrop
to become one of the founding members of the new Research Society
for Creative A1 trui sm; Northrop's review of Petrazycki 's book for
the University of Pennsylvania law rev.iew; a request for Sorokin to
review Petrazycki's theory for the Harvard law review; an invitation
for Northrop to become a member of the International Society for
the Comparative Study of Civilizations; and Sorokin's invitation to
meet with Northrop.
N- 18 NORTON, Paul . [March, 1951 -December, 1952. 11 i terns] Correspondence
re: an explanation of the purpose of the Sermon on the Mount project;
clippings from the ~ew ~ork herald tribune, December 22,' 1950;
a copy of "Spreads Christ's sermon with aid of newspapers"; a list
of newspapers, by states, which printed the Sermon on the Mount;
Norton's request for the newspapers to reprint the Sermon on the
Mount headed "Can you spare 9 minutes? . . . No speech ever promised,
or delivered, as much"; publication of two Symposia volumes dealing
with effective Techniques of altruistic and spiritual transformation
and Sorokin's two-volume work on Types, techniques and factors ofa1
truistic and spiritual growth.
N-19 NUNEZ, (Prof. ) L.M.y. [September, 1939-August, 1967. 218 i terns]
Correspondence re: a request for Sorokin to contribute an article
L for the Mexican review of sociology; pub1 ication of one of Soro-
kin's articles in Revista Mexicana de sociologia; a request for
Sorokin to send f r s p e r s for Revista;
Sorokin's criticism of Dr. Lins' article; an invitation for Sorokin