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

AACA; a request for Sorokin to submit a manuscript on sociological
theory for publication in Sociology and social research; the publication
of M.H. Neumeyer' s papers "The interdiscipl inary approach to
the study of juvenile delinquency" and "Special aspects of leisure,
with special reference to mass leisure" in sociology and social
research; a discussion about an article "50 years after: the revolution
that shook and upset the world", News and world report
(March 13, 1967); an invitation for Sorokin to speak to the student
body of New England College; Sorokin's decline to speak at New
England Col 1 ege; Soroki n ' s 1 ectures at Howard Payne University;
Sorokin's criticism of two of Dr. A.H. Hobb's books; Sorokin's
start on Fads and delusions in modern sociology, psychology,
anthropology and psychiatry; the publication of a Symposium volume
Forms and techniques of altruistic and spiritual growth and Sorokin's
. - . . . - The . . . - wavs -. - and - Dower of love: reauests for Sorokin to ~ublish
his tal k on Sex ~rekdom qiven at-the 'meeting of the Dutch ireat
Club; an invitation for Sorokin to attend the Conference on Brazil
at New York University; a copy of an autobiographical account of
Janis Nikans' life, work and academic training; Sorokin's inability
to help Dr. Nikans secure some academic work at an American university;
a request for Sorokin to provide the names and addresses of
some Russian sociologists and agencies concerned with birth control,
housina. ~roblems of the aqed, etc.; Sorokin's interest in Prof.
R.A. ~rsbjt's book The quest for community; Prof. R. Nisbitts interest
in the work of the new Research Center in Creative Altruism;
Sorokin's thank you note for a reprint of P.H. Nitze's paper "Atoms,
strategy and policy"; Sorokin's criticism of the foreign policy of
the government of the American and Soviet blocs; an invitation for
Sorokin to become one of the members of the Initiating Committee for
the International Economic Conference at Moscow; Sorokin's decline
to participate in the Initiating Committee for the Conference; a
request for Sorokin to submit a paper for the convention of - The
mother's jayanti celebrations; Sorokin's decl ine to present a paper
for the convention; Sorokin's criticism of Prof. S. Noda's paper
about Russian-American economic similarities; an invitation for
Sorokin to give an address to the annual meeting of the officers
and workers of the state organizations of Indiana; a request for
information about the results of the studies made by the Harvard
Research Center; a request for Sorokin to give a critical reading
and report of D. Mitrany's manuscript Marx against the peasant:
a study in social dogmatism; Sorokin's favourable comments about
Marx against the peasant; a request for Sorokin to provide the best
sources - - . - on the work of the Provisional Government and the earlier
moments of the Russian Revolution; Sorokin's disagreement with Dr.
Nunes' article "Russia and the United States"; and Sorokin's inquiry
as to the publication of German translations of two of his
books .