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

of a satirical essay on the present situation of mankind; Ohsawa's
establ ishment of an International Exchange of Self-supporting
Students; Ohsawa's philanthropic activities; a copy of Ohsawa's
dietetic plan to improve one's mental and physical health; a review
of Sorokin's Crisis of our age in Ohsawa's World government; a re-
quest for Sorokin to criticize Ohsawa 's Le compas international
No.19; Sorokin's thank you note for a copy of Ohsawa's book on
Judo; publication of Sorokin's S.O.S.: the meaning of our crisis;
Ohsawa's plan to review Sorokin's S.O.S.: the meaning of our
crisis; Ohsawa's trip to India; a copy of Ohsawa's article "A
biological physiological and dialectical proposition on making peace
in freedom"; and the inclusion of Ohsawa's name among the founding
members of the new Association for a Study and Application of Crea-
tive A1 truism.
0-5 ONDERDONK, Dr. F .S. [October, 1951 -September, 1954. 10 i terns]
Correspondence re: Onderdonk's work and progress on his book
Exploring happiness; a request for information about the activities
of the Harvard Research Center for Altruistic Integration and
Creativity ; a folder about Onderdonk' s book ~erro-concrete sty1 e;
a request for Sorokin to read some of the chapters in Onderdonk's
~x~loring happiness; a request for a pamphlet- of the Harvard
Research Center in Creative Altruism; a request for permission to
quote from some of the contributors' essays in Sorokin's Exploration
in altruistic behavior; and Onderdonk's lack of success in
finding a publisher for his book.
0-6 OREGON UNIVERSITY. [January, 1955-May, 1958. 32 i
terns] Correspond-
ence re: Sorokin's acceptance to lecture at Oregon University; a
list of books required for Sorokin's seminars; housing arrangements
for Sorokin; a brief biographical note on Prof. Gurvitch's works;
Sorokin's inquiry about the possibility of Oregon University dupli-
cating his manuscript Fads and foibles in modern sociology and
related sciences; Sorokin's request for copies of the general
announcements for the Summer Session; an invitation for Sorokin to
address the students of the Portland Summer Session; Sorokin's
acceptance of the invitation; an invitation for Soroki n to partici-
pate in the University Assembly Committee 's summer programme;
Sorokin's acceptance to participate in the programme; Sorokin's
list of topics for his lectures at Portland; Sorokin's formulation
of a list of the reserved books for each of his courses; Sorokin's
topic for the Portland Summer Session "Apparent and real causes of
American-Russian conflict"; the publication of S.G. Cole's anthology
This is my faith; Sorokin's thank you note for his stay in the Rubins'
home; Sorokin's criticism of the University's lack of information
provided to vi si ti ng professors about the types of tax deductions
from agreed honorariums; the Oregon State Tax Commission' s expl ana-
tion of the tax laws; a copy of the Oregon 1956 tax form 40; a re-
quest for the Harvard Research Center to provide a fellowship of
about $1300 to Mr. M. Ali Beg; and Sorokin's inability to provide
any assistantship to Mr. Beg.