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

- vitae;
society in calamity in America (October, 1942); W.B. Bizzell's
comments on Man and society in calamity; S.H. Nulle's request for
Sorokin to clarify the notion that the earliest standing armies
are one of the earliest efforts at social enqineerinq; a request
for a copy of Man and society in calamity; O:A. ~attista's cri ticism
of Sorokin's The crisis of our age; P.E. Johnson's comments on - Man
and society in calamity; Dr. W. Gurian's criticism of Man and
society in calamity as being anti-Catholic; L. King's enjoymen
Man and society in calamity; Sorokin's comments on L.J. Martin
article on war causation; a request for Sorokin to comment on
E.J. Meeman's article for the emp phi s press-scimi tar; Prof. P.
Flowers' critical review of Man and society in calamity; a copy of
3 .W. Storm's article "The first m0ne.v securi tv plan": Dr. W.L.
Fodder's comments on Man and society- in calam;' ty; ~orokin's comments
on J. Storm's article; a request for Sorokin to comment on
J. Storm's "Abolish all taxation! "; C.L. Robinson's description
of his work in establishing "The kingdom of God on Earth as it is
in Heaven"; Rev. W.R. Williams' questions concerning Sorokin's conclusions
in Man and society in calamity; P. Anderson's comments on
The crisis of our age and Man and society,in calamity; a copy of
J.L. -. Moreno's . Words of the Father sent to Sorokin: -. ~ublication of
a Dutch edition of Man and society in calamity.
S-51 SOUTH CAROLINA UNIVERSITY. [June, 1956-February, 1961. 25 i tems]
Correspondence re: an invitation for Sorokin to visit the University
of South Carolina; Sorokin's interest in delivering a course
of lectures and providing guidance in research at the University of
South Carolina; a request for Sorokin to recommend someone for a
teaching position at University of South Carolina; Soroki n' s recommendation
of Professors DuWors and Pierce for positions in the
Department of Sociology at University of South Carolina; an invitation
for Sorokin to give a series of lectures at the South Carolina
Foundation of Independent Colleges; Sorokin's acceptance of the
invitation; a list of Sorokin's lecture topics; Sorokin's itinerary
for his lecture series; Prof. M.P. Richards' reply to Sorokin's
criticism of his paper on the social effects of the man-in-space
objective; Sorokin's invitation to meet with Prof. M. Richards to
discuss problems of common interest; Sorokin's request for a detailed
schedule of his lectures at colleges in South Carolina; arrangements
of accommodations for Sorokin; a partial list of topics for Sorokin's
lecture series at a number of South Carolina colleges; Sorokin's
cancel lation of his lecture series.
S-52 SPAKOVSKY, Dr. Anatol . [May, 1949-November, 1963. 55 i terns] Corres-
pondence re: Sorokin's inability to offer Spakovsky a paid posi-
tion at the Research Center; a copy of Spakovsky's curriculum
a copy of Spakovsky's address "The divine and the human
subject" delivered at the 10th International Congress of Philosophy
in Amsterdam; a copy of "What these assurances mean"; the expected
pub1 i cation of Sorokin' s American good neighbors and Christian